1993-1994 - Cochise College

Athletics
Cochise College competes with other community colleges In
conference baskotball, oaseball and women's basketball. Apache
StronghOld is the center for intercollegiate sports. concerts, and a
vanety of Intramural activities,
RodlOTelm
The Cochise College Rodeo Team competes with community
colleges and univerSities in the Grand Canyon Region of the
National Intercollegiate Rodeo ASSOCiation, which Includes
Arizona and portions of Nevada and New MeXICO.
Student Publications
The 'Mirage: astudant literary magazine, IS publiShed once
dunng the spnng :>emester The student newspaper. published
penodlCally throughout each semester IS called "The Argus:
Food Service Committee
A Food Service Comm:t1ee made up of students. faculty, staff and
professional food management personnel stnve to maintain
quality 1000 programs for the campuS community.
Housing and Dining
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 enwonment of the College. All fulltime,
unmarried students not reSiding With parents or other
relatives, guardians or inends are encouraged to reside on
campus and partiCipate in the dining program. HOUSing and dining
services are combined: therefore. all reSldentlal students are
automatically on the meai plan. UnmarneCI students reside In
Chmcahua Hall (for WOmen) and Huachuca Hal! (for men).
College and Housing Regulations
Each reSident must Sign a ReSidence Hall contract agreeing to all
the terms and condltlorlS of occupancy. On-campus residents are
expected to comply With applicable rules and regulations as they
appear In the ReSidence Hail ane Marned HOUSing contracts. the
flApache GUide' Student HandOOok as well as local. state and
federal laws.
Dining Program
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. Cafeteria dining Include$ a
wide selection of foods and beverages offered each 31 on an
"all you can eat" basis.
Apartment Housing
The College offers a limited number of furnished. married housing
units. Prospective occupants must provide proof of marriage
before apphcatio~s will be conSidered.
Applications
Students Interested in on-campus hOUSing are encouraged to
apply early-preferably at least 60 to 90 days before the acadetThc
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. Douglas. Arizona 85607 or call (602) 364-0262.
Student Responsibilities/Code of Conduct
Cochise College assumes that men and women of college age
are able and willing to maintain standerds of self-dISCipline
appropriate to membership In acollege community. Students are
expected to conSider the nghts of others and use mature and
reasonable judgment concerning their actions while attendIng
Cochise College. Students who bnng or use alcvhohc beverages
or Illegal drugs on campus or In the reSidence halls are subject to
dismissal from the college. In all cases of diSCiplinary actlOl'1.
proper procedural safeguards are observed to Insure students 0'
their right to fair and Impart1a treatment. All students are expected
to abide by federal. state and loca! laws and the Cochise COllege
Code of Conduct WhiCh 15 publiShed In the "Apache Guide" at the
beginning of each academic year
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