2009-10 SCC Annual Report - Santiago Canyon College
2009-10 SCC Annual Report - Santiago Canyon College
2009-10 SCC Annual Report - Santiago Canyon College
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2004-2005<br />
The Board of Trustees approves the name of “orange education Center”<br />
as remodeling is completed on the new 92,000 square foot home of the<br />
continuing education division<br />
Passport to Your Future program enrollment increases by 87 percent from<br />
spring 2004 to fall 2004<br />
The Grand opening of the Student Services building (e-building) is<br />
celebrated September 16<br />
Bridge Program is initiated, offering 20 classes to currently-enrolled<br />
high school students during zero period<br />
14 percent growth brings <strong>SCC</strong> recognition in Community <strong>College</strong> week as<br />
the second fastest growing public two-year college in the nation<br />
The first individual oeC schedule of classes (including english and<br />
Spanish text) is published and mailed to local residents; the Saturday<br />
program begins<br />
<strong>SCC</strong> is awarded a five-year Title III development Grant under the<br />
Strengthening Institutions Program<br />
The Forensics team is ranked fourth nationwide among community colleges<br />
<strong>SCC</strong> hires its first director of admissions and records and its first<br />
director of financial aid<br />
The Gr8 weeks program is initiated<br />
New programs in career education include arborist certification, water<br />
utility supervision certificates and maintenance mechanic apprenticeship<br />
<strong>SCC</strong> receives its own independent financial aid code number from the US<br />
department of education<br />
The <strong>SCC</strong> Child development Center receives accreditation from the<br />
National Association for the education of Young Children, the nation’s<br />
leading organization of early childhood professionals<br />
The Hawks women’s soccer team wins first place in the orange empire<br />
Conference<br />
Philosophy department Chair Marcelo Pimental is named the Community<br />
<strong>College</strong> Teacher of the Year in orange County by the orange County<br />
department of education