1977-1978 - Cochise College

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COCHISE COLLEGE CALENDAR 19n-78Fall Seme.terFaculty return to campusFall counseling and registrationClasses beginLabor Day holidayLast day for adding classesColumbus Day holidayMid-semester examsLast day to drop classeswithout possible penaltyVeterans Day holidayThanksgiving recessClass sessions endFinal examsChristmas vacationAugust 22August 25-26August 29September 5September 9October 10October 11-14October 21November 11November 24-25December 16December 19-22December 23January 8Spring Seme.t.rFaculty return to campusSpring registrationClasses beginLast day for adding classesWashington's Birthday holidayMid-semester examsLast day to drop classeswithout possible penaltySpring recessClasses resumeFinal examsCommencementJanuary 8January 16January 17January 27February 20March 6-10March 17March 20-24March 27May 15 18May 18Professional Pilot and Airframe-Powerplant Technologyprograms are not offered on a standard semester basis.Applicants may enter either of these two programsaccording to the following schedule.Profe••ional Pilot Technology1977 - July 131978 - January 111978-July 12Airframe-Powerplant Technology1977 - May 23, October 111978 March 13, July 31. 1
Continuing EducationCommunity Services Many individuals wish to continue their education andtraining. but are unable to attend regular daytime classesat the main campus. Cochise College offers day andevening extension classes each semester in the Sierra Vistaarea, Douglas. Bisbee. Benson, Tombstone. Willcox.Pearce-Sunsites. Elfrida and St. David.Detailed announcements concerning extension classes aremade prior to the beginning of each semester throughspecial publications. Extension clal)ses parallel day coursesin prerequisites, course content, time devoted topreparation of aSSignments and examinations.Students attend extension classes to prepare for avocation. to further educational goals and to satiSfyrequirements for university transfer. Professors gear theirteaching methods to adults and their educational needs,but the course content and requirements remain the samefor day and evening classes. Students may take a portionof their class load in the evening.In addition to guidance offered by faculty members duringtheir office hours. the extension program providesspecialized counseling and academic advisement.Information and appointments may be arranged bytelephone.A Cochise College Sierra Vista branch campus is beingconstructed to meet demonstrated educational needs inthe Fort Huachuca-Sierra Vista area. It will be located onCharleston Road, approximately one-half mile east of thejunction of Highways 90 and 92.A full schedule of daytime as well as nighttime classes isoffered. Students may enroll at the Sierra Vista campus asfull-time students and may complete all requirements forCochise College degrees in a number of college programs.Community Service.Cochise College endeavors to extend its educationalservices to meet the needs of the entire county.Community Services is that phase of the educationalprogram which provides educational, cultural andrecreational services beyond formalized classroominstruction. Among these services are a College speaker'sbureau, offering faculty lectures without charge: a programof public events and cultural activities including lecturesand forums, art exhibits, film series, a program of noncreditcourses and community use of the LearningResources Center.
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