1993-1994 - Cochise College

Student Services
Student Life Committee
The Student Ufe Committee is composed of faculty, staff and
students. The committee evaluates and recommends policies and
procedures to the College Senate in areas of social standards,
medical service, resident student and food services, financial aid,
admissions, tutoring, registration and recruitment.
Student Development Center
The Student Development Center on each campus has an
intensive advisement program which offers students ongoing
quality advisement by special SOC aavisors. Adrop-in computer
lab is available as is free course placement asse~sment in
English, composition, ESL, re~ding a~d mathem.atics. Students
may sign up for peer tutor asslstan~e In any SUbJect, ~nd
professional tutors rn~y.also be assigned. Students Wlt~ good
GPA's may receive minimum wage hourly pay for tutoring through
the Center. Aspecial program (IVEP) Individual Vocational
Educational Plan exists for students in need of special services
such as; note-takers, readers and interpreters. Disabled students
are encouraged to contact the SOC for assistance. Personal
counseling, career counseling and related testing are also
available.
Health Service.
The College offers awell-equipped campus health center at the
Douglas Campus directed by afull·time registered nurse. In ca~es
of illness or injury, students are referred to alocal doctor of th~1r
choice for diagnosis and treatment. Student health insurance IS
available on avoluntary basis through Privtlte Health Insurance
Companies.
Student Union
The "living room" of the campus offers students the opportunity
to socialize with fellow students, faculty and administration in an
informal atmosphere. Meeting rooms as well as comfortable
lounges, abilliard room, game room, TV viewing area and
various dining fscm!. afe provided for student particlpation and
enjoyment Both Student Activities and Student Government
Offices also are located in this building.
Dining services provided by the Student Union include the ~
Pas snack bar. aprivate dining facility and alarge well-eqtllpped
dining room capabte of seating 250. Resident students are offered
awell·balanced menu as well as seasonal buffets, specials, and
unique monotony-breakers designed to create a'·second·home"
atmosphere in the Student Union.
Student Activities
The College encourages participation in extracurricular activities,
campus organizations, intramural, and intercollegiate athletics to
promote leadership, student relationships, and social
development. Most campus activities are the responsibility of
student clubs and organizations. During the year, afull schedule
of activities is planned for the student body by the student
government and various clubs and organizations.
Student activities include: Apache Fest. athletic events, band,
choir billiards tournaments, college rodeo, Cultural Film Series,
dram'a productions, informal dances, intramural sports, Public
Events Saries, Red and White Ball, Student Orientation Program,
Las Vegas Night, concerts, lectures, picnics, weekend trips,
Popular Film Series and others.
Organization.
Student organizations attempt to meet special student needs and
interests. Students of similar interests may form aclub in which
fellow students can participate in specialized activities. Presently,
the following organizations are available for student participation:
Alpha Eta Rho (Aviation). The Argus (newspaper), Phi Theta
Kappa (National Community/Junior College Honors Society).
International Club. Phi Beta Lambda (business, office and
business teacher education), Rodeo Club, Newman Club,
Aviation Maintenance Specialists, Circle KClub and the Native
American Club.
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