2001-2002 - Cochise College

SERVICES FOR STUDENTSSTUDENT ACTIVITIESThe College encourages your parhc:tpatJonin exlracurncular actMtles and campus organIzationsto promote leadership, student relatJOnshipsand socIal development. Most campusactlVltlElS are the responSibility 01 student clubsand organiZations Dunng the year a full schedule01 act!VIties IS pla.nned fOf the student bodyby the stude()t government and vanous clubsand OfganlzatJons,Student GovernmentYou are encouraged to take an actlve partIn your Student Government Their weekly meet­IngS are open to all students, Student Governmentis compised of fIVe appointed officers, Theofficers are' President, Vice PreslCient,Treasurer/Secretary. PUblicity Coordinator and SocislEvents Coordinator Each sp-Ing officers are selectedbased on an application process. StudentGovernment planS, coordinates, promotes andfinances a vaned program 01 student actIVItiesand serVices for the entire student body.Orge nl:zatlonsStudent organizations attempt 10 meet spe­Cial student needs and Interests. Students WithSimilar Interests may form a club In wtlich fellowstudents can partiCipate In specialized actlVitlesOrganIZations are avallable tor student partICIpationClubs and organizatIOns on the Douglasor Sierra Vista campus includeAlpha Delta Omega (Human ServicesNational Honor Society)Alpha Eta Aho (AYlation)Armed Forces Communications andElectronics AssoCIatIon (AFCEA)AvlatJOn Maintenance Specialist Club CAMS)Campus ActiVities Board (CAB)EC.O. Club (Hispanic/American)Future Teachers' ClubInternational ClubPhi Beta Lambda PeL (Business)Phi Theta Kappa PTK (AcademicExcellence)ReSidence Hall Association (AHA)Students of Diversity (SOD) Vocational Industrial Clubs 01 Americ a (VlCA) AthletIcs; Douglas CampusCochL59 CoOege competes WIth other c0mmunitycoIJeges In men's and women's basketballand rodeo. women's soccer and men'sbaseball. The Apache Stronghold Gymnasiumis the center for IntercOllegiate sports and a variety01 intramural activitiesRESIDENCE HALLS,DOUGLAS CAMPUSHousing a nd DInIngThe on-campus living program Is deSignedto encourage personal gro-wlh and development.The standards of behaVior established by meDepartment of HOUSing are intended to complyWlth and help maintain the academic environmentof the College All full-time, unmarried studentsno! residing Wlth parents or other relatNes,guardians or friends are encouraged to resideon campus and partiCipate In the dinIng program.Housing and dining servioes are combinedTherefore, all residential students are automatJ-.cally on the meal plan Unmarned students resideIn Chlrlcahua Hall ( for women) andHuachUca Hall (for men)The dining program IflCludes three mealseach day, Monday through Fnday, and t'NO mealseach on Saturday and Sunday You hew theoption of tsklng most meals either In the cafeleriaor the Oue Pas snack barRegulationsEach reslClenl must SlQn a Residence Hallcontract agreeing to all the terms and condltlonsof occupancy. On-campus reSidents are expectedto comply WIth eppUcabIe rules and regulationsas they appear In the ReSIdence Hall andMamed Housing contracts and the StudentHandbook as well as local, state and lederallaws36