final report from HLC - Glendale Community College

The college’s Fitness Centers are serving the community by providing access to families and senior citizens through the “Silver Sneakers”program and the Senior Fitness program. College records indicate that the Senior Fitness program provides services to over 75 seniorcitizens each year and to over 500 “Silver Sneaker” participants every semester.The college works closely with public and non-profit agencies that are providing services to displaced workers and other job-seekers, suchas the Southwest Job Network, Phoenix Workforce Connections, and the Arizona Department of Economic Security/ Employment Services.Through services to the community such as free job search assistance from the Career Services Center, the college has earned recognitionas a valued resource for career and employment services.The college offers over 50 organizations for students to participate in. The organizations span a wide range of student interests, includingsuch clubs as Amnesty International, the Choral Court, the Democrats Club, the Forensics Club, Students for Life, the Black Student Union,the Native American Student Association and the Firefighter’s Challenge. The organizations are operated and led by students, withassistance from faculty or staff advisors and are serving an important role in engaging students in the college outside of the classroom.2. Evidence that one or more specified Core Components need organizational attentionNone.3. Evidence that one or more specified Core Components require Commission follow-upNone.4. Evidence that one or more specified Core Components are not met and require Commission follow-up.None.Recommendation of the TeamCriterion met. No Commission follow-up required.18 Final Report: Assurance Section