Student Services Mission Statement Organization - Centralia College

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Standard Three 58Co-curricular ActivitiesStudent programs, Student Government (ASCC), and the AdmissionsTeam (SAAT) offer diverse activities that provide educational, social,cultural, and recreational opportunities to enhance college experiences.The ASCC and SAAT work to develop a well-balanced calendar ofactivities and events including speakers, musicians, comedians, dances,films, outings, and tournaments. They provide planning, promotion,publicity, and public relations support for campus clubs and organizations,theatre productions, and musical performances.The College also offers senior college courses at the main campus,Centralia College East (Morton), the Tenino Center, and several seniorcenters around Lewis County. These programs are educational andrecreational, priced for seniors on limited incomes, and offered at avariety of daytime hours. A special afternoon program is offered foradults who have developmental disabilities to maintain communicationand socialization skills. English as a Second Language classes are taughton and off campus, including a special outreach program that goes intothe homes of placebound individuals.For those students with special needs, the College offers assistancethrough the special needs office. Adaptive equipment is available on acheck-out basis from the library for students who provide neededdocumentation or verification. Equipment is sent by courier to off-campussites. Requests for interpreters for the deaf and non-English speakersare also coordinated through this office. The College is accessible byTTY/TDD, and facilities rented for college functions or classes meet allfederal and state accessibility requirements.Students may use public transportation, including paratransit services, totravel to and from the main campus. Limited public transportationprovides some access to Morton, Tenino, and senior centers.AnalysisWhile a variety of programs are available for underrepresented groups,more could be done to develop programs for all students. Eveningprograms have increased, but support activities of the College do not
Standard Three 59continue into the night hours. It is difficult to get students involved sincethe majority hold jobs and many are parents with responsibilities of theirown. The College has considered an open period during day classeswhen students and faculty could schedule club meetings or activities, butthis still does not guarantee participation. Such an hour might provideprotected time for cross-campus staff participation to build a strongerlearning community. Discussions around this topic continue.Student Recreation and AthleticsNo co-curricular activities like intramural athletics exist at this college, andintercollegiate athletic teams use the on-campus facilities when they arenot scheduled for classes. College facilities and equipment arepurchased and maintained for the students enrolled in physical educationand health classes, and enrolled students are the only persons authorizedto use them during class periods.Staff hours are committed to teaching and coaching activities, and thefacilities are not supervised during non-class times. Through agreementswith local health facilities, staff and students may use their facilities on alimited or reduced fee basis.Occasionally students have asked about co-curricular activities, but thereare no funds to support these activities, and there is no time or staffavailable in the physical education building.AnalysisBecause of the relatively low student interest and the need for resourcesto be used elsewhere, the College has made a conscious and deliberatedecision not to provide intramural sports.
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