1993-1994 - Cochise College

The Community Campus
The C~rnmumty Campus provides credit. non-credl!. and
business development programs throughout Cochise County.
and profesSIOnal development courses and services throughout
the Southwest. The Commumty Campus maintains acenter In
Willcox and utilizes the facilities as well as classroom~ .1'\ public
schools, businesses. and public sector agencies in co. ,I!,mities
throughout the County. The concept of Communtty Campus,
established in the mid 1960$, is to bring college courses and
programs to locations where people live and work,
Credit Courses
Courses taught in !he Community Campus have equal content
and requirements to those taught at the Cochise College
campuses. Courses are taught by both full-time College faculty
and associate faculty from business, industry and the public
education sectors. All faculty are certified to teach by the College
and the Arizona Community College Board.
Credit courses are offered primarily in the evening throughout
Cochise County. Credit courses also include joint credit courses
offered for high school students during the day, and Department
of Corrections professional development.
Non-Credit Classes
Non-credit classes cover avariety of SUbjects and offer alternative
opportunities to individuals seeking non-traditional educational
experiences. Weekend and evening seminars and workshops
ranging from local history and culture, arts and crafts such as
weaving, silversmithing and gourmet cooking, personal growth
and enrichme:,1t, films and lectures. are provided for participation
by the general public.
Adult Basic Education, including English as a Second Language
(ES9 and General Education Development (GED) are offered
free," several county communities. Adults wishing to obtain their
GE~ (High S~hOOI Equivalency) Diploma. to improve their
English, or to Improve other basic skills, are invited to attend
classes on an open entry-open exit basis.
12