Fall 2009 - Cochise College

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20COCHISE COLLEGE FALL 2009 SCHEDULE OF CLASSESGraduationYou need to file an application for graduation with the Student Development Center andpay an application fee during the semester in which you plan to complete requirements forgraduation. Deadline dates also apply to certificate applications. Diplomas will be mailedafter final grades are received and records evaluated for graduation. Diplomas are ordered asmarked on your application. Deadlines for filing are:MAY 2009 GRADUATION, PRIORITY FILING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .APRIL 15MAY 2009 GRADUATION, LAST DAY TO FILE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MAY 13AUGUST 2009 GRADUATION, PRIORITY FILING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JULY 15AUGUST 2009 GRADUATION, LAST DAY TO FILE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .AUGUST 3DECEMBER 2009 GRADUATION, PRIORITY FILING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NOVEMBER 25DECEMBER 2009 GRADUATION, LAST DAY TO FILE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DECEMBER 16Commencement exercises are held each year in May. If you graduate during the precedingsummer or fall, you will be listed in the commencement program and may participate in theMay commencement.For detailed information on graduation requirements, consult the Cochise College catalogor check with the Student Development Center.Personal PropertyCochise College cannot accept responsibility for the loss, theft or damage to individuals'personal property.Statement of Equal OpportunityCochise College is proud to be an equal opportunity employer that does not discriminateon the basis of sex, race, age, color, religion, disability, national origin, veteran status or veteranof the Vietnam era status in the educational programs or activities which it operates. Ifyou have a concern or discrimination grievance, contact the associate vice president forhuman resources at (520) 417-4014. Outside federal and state agencies are also available toanswer your complaints.Emergency PreparednessAs part of its emergency preparedness communications strategy, Cochise College is nowoffering text-based emergency notifications and updates to current employees and studentsvia the E2Campus emergency notification system. Safety alerts, campus/center closures,delays, dismissals, and updates can be sent to a mobile phone, wireless PDA, pager or e-mailaddress.Signing up or making changes to your account is simple. However, you will need to logonto the Cochise College information system (My CC Account) before being able to accessthe sign up or account modification forms. Although the college offers this service free ofcharge, you may be responsible for any messaging charges from your cell phone company orservice provider.To get started, visit the college home page at www.cochise.edu, click the Emergency Alertslink. For further questions, contact the Department of Information Technology at (520) 417-4119.
COCHISE COLLEGE FALL 2009 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 21Campus Crime Report/Student Right-To-KnowAccording to federal statute and regulations, colleges and universities are required to prepareand distribute an annual security report. Within the report, colleges must set forth theirpolicies on crime prevention and sex offenses and give statistics on the number of crimesreported on campus. Other reported crimes include the number of arrests for liquor lawand/or drug violations and weapons possessions. The crime report is updated eachSeptember; a drug and alcohol free workplace report is updated each April. The reports maybe reviewed at www.cochise.edu.College Smoking Policy #5005Smoking is not permitted in any college building or classroom. Outdoor smoking is limitedto designated smoking areas.Hazardous MaterialsCertain courses may require students to work with potentially hazardous materials as partof their course work in the laboratory, darkroom, or workshop. Instructors will provide informationon the safe handling of all materials to include upon request material safety data sheets(MSDS). If you have questions regarding the use of these materials or any required personalprotective equipment, ask your instructor or a member of the specific academic department.Student ComplaintsWhile all complaints directed to college personnel by students are considered important andwill be addressed by the respective employee, department and/or office personnel pursuant toPolicy 4008 (Student Grievances and Due Process), only formal, written student complaints,including those sent by e-mail, filed with the offices of the college president or the vice presidentfor instruction/provost by current students are considered official complaints. Officialcomplaints are documented, investigated, their resolution and/or disposition noted, with arecord of such complaints maintained for no less than two years. Students and institutional personnelare hereby advised that information about these official complaints will be shared withthe college’s accrediting agency, the Higher Learning Commission of the North CentralAssociation; however, individual identities of students will be shielded without the express permissionof said complainants. The complaint log is reviewed on an annual basis by the vice presidentfor instruction/provost, who ascertains whether or not the complaints follow any particularpattern and whether or not special intervention, direction, and/or staff development maybe in order to mitigate subsequent complaints or address problems with institutional quality.STUDENT DEVELOPMENT CENTER (SDC) SERVICESAcademic, Career, and Personal AdvisingCochise College counselors can assist you in defining your educational and career goals;planning a program of study for transfer and/or direct employment that incorporates yourinterests, abilities, and career goals; and directing you to other college resources. Counselorsand faculty advisors provide students with academic advising through interest inventories(MBTI, Strong) and support in personal issues.Students who are newly admitted to Cochise College on the Douglas and Sierra Vista campuseswill be assigned a counselor. Students are encouraged to visit with their counselor foracademic planning for the next semester. Online students and those enrolled at each centerwill be provided with counseling support scheduled through the SDC. Call your center foravailable appointments to see a counselor. All students are encouraged to visit the StudentDevelopment Center to ensure that they receive academic support prior to class scheduling.To have adequate time for advising and transcript evaluation, see a counselor or advisor wellbefore you register for classes.
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