1995-1996 - Cochise College

ATHLETICS, DOUQLAS CAMPUS
Cochise College competes with other community collagee
In mtm's and women's basketball, men's and
women's rodeo, and men's baseball. The Apache Stronghold
Gymnasium is the center for Intercollegiate sports,
concerts, and a variety of Intramural activities.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The College encourages participation in extracurrloular
activities and campus organizations to promote leadership.
student relationship.;, and social development Most
campus activities are the resporsiblhty of student clubs
and organizations. DUring the year, a full schedule of activities
is planned for the student body by the ".>tudent govornment
and various clubs and organizations
ORQANIZATIONS
Student organizations attempt to meet speCial student
needs and interests. Students of similar Interests may
form a club in which fellow students can participate in specialiZed
activities. Organizations are available for student
participation.
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
The~, a student literary magazine, is published once
dUl'lng the spring semester. The student newspaper, tue
ill.Q.U!1I, is published periodically throughout each semester
HOUSING, DOUQLAS CAMPUS
HOUSING AND DININQ
The on-campus living program is designed to encourage
personal growth and development. The standards of behavior
established by the Department of Housing are intended
to comply with and help maintain the academic
environment of the College All full-time. unmarried students
not residing with parents or other relatives, guardians or
friends are encouraged to reside on campus and participate
In the dining program Housing and dining services
are combined. Therefore, all reSidential students sre automatically
on the meal plan Unmarried students reSide In
Chiricahua Hall (for women) and Huachuca Hall (for men)
The dining program includes three meals each day, Monday
through Friday, and two meals each on SAturday and
Sunday. Students have the option of taking most meals
either in the cafeteria or the Que Pas snack bar.
REQULATIONS
Each reSident must sign a ReSidence Hall contract, agree­
Ing to all the terms and condilions of occupancy, On.­
campus reSidents are expected to comply with applicable
rules and regulations as they appear In the Residence
Hall and Marned HOUSing cont racts and the Student Hs"'''''
book. as well as local, state and lederal laws
APARTMENTS
The College offers a limited nLJrnber of furnlsh~d. marned-hOUSing
units. Prospective occupants must provide
proof of mamage before applications Will be considered.
HOUSINQ APP~ .•CATIONS
Students Interested In on-campus hOUSing are encouraged
to apply early-preferably at least 60 to 90 days before the
academiC term begins. HOUSing applications will not be
processed unless the prospective student has applied for
admiSSion to the College. Interested applicants may write
to the HOUSing Office, Cochise COllege, 4190 W. Hwy 80.
Douglas, Arizona 85607-9724 or calf (520) 364-0262.
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIESI
CODE OF CONDUCT
Cochise College assumes that men and women of college
age are able and willing to maIntain standards of self-dlsclpltne
appropriate to membership In a college community.
Students are expected to conSider the rights of others and
use mature and reasonable Judgment concerning their actions
while attending Cochise College Students who bring
or use alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs on campus or in
the residence halls are subject to dismissal from the col·
lege. In all cases of disciplinary action, proper procedural
safeguards are observed to Insure students of their right to
fair and impartial treatment. AU students are expected to
abide by federal, state and local laws and the Cochise College
Code of Conduct which IS published in the Student
Handbook at the beginning of each academic year.
The development, enforcement, Interpretation and waiv­
Ing of academiC reqUirements IS a responsibility of the
Vice PreSident for Instruction Student petitions for the
waiver of academiC regulations may be presented to the
Office of the Director of AdmiSSions and Records through
the student's counselor/advisor.
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