Chancellor’s Office Black Student Success Week- Transition to Workforce and Livable Wages
Students say their top reason for going to college is to get a better job. Now more than ever, community colleges must support students with their educational journey and beyond.
Chancellor’s Office Black Student Success Week- Programming for Black Student Success
Practitioners from across the state who have been successful in promoting Black student success will discuss their best practices and lessons learned during this panel. They will also share a
RHC: Explore the Vision Resource Center
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Chancellor’s Office Black Student Success Week: The Diaspora Dialogues: Educators’ Reflections from Ghana
This session will explore the reflections from our faculty members who attended the historic all-African Diasporic Summit with A2MEND. This reflection is an opportunity for faculty to express their respective
External Chancellor’s Office Mental Health Awareness Week: Using Data and Evidence to Promote Mental Health in California Community Colleges
Join us to hear about new survey data on mental health and related factors such as basic needs among California community college students. The data is from the Healthy Minds
External Chancellor’s Office Mental Health Awareness Week – Alameda County Mental Health Navigators: A Pilot Program to Improve Access to Care
California community colleges provide mental health services on a short-term model because of limited staffing and high demand—with most campuses placing a restriction on the number of sessions per academic
External Chancellor’s Office Mental Health Awareness Week: Trauma-Informed Communication Practices
In this presentation, participants will learn about strategies for trauma-informed communications and how they can incorporate them into everyday interactions on their college campus. The presentation is also intended to
External CCC Webinar Series – Financial Wellness: The Journey Continues
The Financial Wellness Webinar Series provides us the opportunity to share the growing set of easy-to-use resources designed to help students develop effective money management skills, a key building block
External Chancellor Office IT Workshop: Accessibility
Presented twice each year by the CCC Accessibility Center and Information Security Center, the workshops are geared specifically toward California Community Colleges personnel: IT administrators, managers and specialists IT accessibility specialists Procurement/business services