Citrus College Catalog 2009-2010 (ver. 10/22

What Additional Resources are Available at Citrus?
Campus Facilities and Learning Resources
Adaptive PE/Fitness Center
The Adapted Physical Education
Center is the home of the Fitness
Center. It is located between the
main gymnasium and tennis
courts. This facility offers exercise
and fitness programs for students,
Citrus College employees and
community members who live in
the college district.
The center features cardiovascular
training machines and weight machines
also modified to accommodate
persons with disabilities.
These machines include treadmills,
flexacisers, stationary and recumbent
bicycles, arm ergometers and
stand aids. Individual progress is
monitored by checking blood pressure
(if needed), strength, endurance
and flexibility.
The Adapted Physical Education
Program is also conducted at the
Adapted PE facility. Students with
physical limitations can participate
in this exercise and health-related
physical fitness program, which
includes adapted physical education
courses and adapted aquatics.
For more information visit
www.citruscollege.edu (Fitness
Center)
Aquatic Center
The Aquatic Center is the home
of the swimming and water polo
teams, and is frequently selected
as the site for regional championship
events.
The Aquatic Center also houses a
therapy pool that is utilized by the
athletic training staff to help treat
injured athletes. It is open to the
community and is often chosen as
a location for television and movie
shoots.
Art Gallery
The Art Gallery is located in the
Hayden Memorial Library and features
year-round exhibits by students
and faculty from the Fine
Arts Department.
Athletic Facilities
Citrus College's athletics facilities
are among the best in Southern
California. Recent renovations to
the 10,000-seat football, soccer
and track stadium include an allweather
track and a field turf surface.
A new turf practice field is
also available. Citrus athletes
have the advantage of premium
practice facilities: one weight
training room, a double-circuit
(64-station) fitness center, and
two athletic training rooms.
The campus' athletic facilities
continue to upgrade with the
completion of the new two-story
Field House, a brand new softball
complex, and recent renovations
to the Citrus College Gymnasium.
The Field House will provide facilities
to support football, baseball,
soccer, cross country and track.
The two-story building will also
feature locker rooms, offices,
equipment storage, and restrooms.
The new softball complex
features two softball fields both
with artificial turf in the outfield,
dirt infields and brand new stateof-the-art
scoreboards.
Campus Center
The Ross L. Handy Campus Center
is maintained by the Associated
Students of Citrus College
and provides a relaxation and
meeting place for students, faculty,
staff and the community. A
staff member is on duty in the
lounge area ensuring that the facility
is used in accordance with
ASCC and district policies. For
their safety, children visiting the
Campus Center must be accompanied
by an adult.
College Success Program
The College Success Program provides
educational opportunities
for students to improve their
reading, writing, math and communication
skills. The program,
which is designed with student
success in mind, is comprised of
the following components:
• College Success Centers offer
tutoring, access to learning
software, and free workshops
on study skills and test taking.
• The college success
counselor is available full time to
assist students with class
selection, educational plans, and
access to college wide services.
• Learning Communities
comprised of two or more
“linked” classes, create a
community of instructors and
students, providing more
support for student success.
• Fast Track accelerated classes in
English, reading, math, and
English as a Second Language
allow students to complete a
16-week course in eight weeks.
Fiscal Services/Cashier
Fiscal Services handles all aspects
of the college's financial and
budgetary matters. This includes
student registration fees, childcare
fees, and parking fines.
The cashier's office (also known
as the Bursar) provides a variety
of financial services for students
as well as staff, faculty and the
public. These services include collecting
class fees, debts and outstanding
obligations; citation
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