Events and Meetings

Registration is now open for this event.

The following disciplines will convene in October 2011: Radio/Television/Film, Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical), Journalism, Anthropology, Information Systems, Spanish, Philosophy, and Geography, Nursing, and Social Work. One meeting in the north and one in the south will be held to accommodate more faculty and to reduce travel time as much as possible.
Registration opens at 9:30 a.m.

The following disciplines will convene in October 2011: Radio/Television/Film, Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical), Journalism, Anthropology, Information Systems, Spanish, Philosophy, and Geography, Nursing and Social Work. One meeting in the north and one in the south will be held to accommodate more faculty and to reduce travel time as much as possible.
Registration opens at 9:30 a.m.

Please register your team of three today for the NorCal Regional meeting at Foothill College.

With the strong statewide push toward increasing degree completion, certificate completion and transfer, it is more important than ever that all faculty are informed and equipped to address student success, you don't want to miss the Student Success Institute: Basic Skills Across the Curriculum. Sponsored by the Academic Senate Foundation for California Community Colleges, the Institute will be held on On February 25th & 26th, 2011, at the San Jose Doubletree. 

Come to network with other coordinators, see models of Institutional Assessment Plans currently in use at other colleges and learn how to use an Assessment Inventory checklist to help your school reach proficiency by 2012.

The upcoming C-ID meetings are one-day meetings that will focus on finalizing existing descriptors in the following disciplines: Psychology, Biology, Chemistry, Math, Criminal Justice, Physics, Art History, Geology, History, Kinesiology, and Theater. If faculty are interested but are unavailable they can still participate by visiting www.c-id.net to offer their feedback on the descriptors currently available.

The upcoming C-ID meetings are one-day meetings that will focus on finalizing existing descriptors in the following disciplines: Psychology, Biology, Chemistry, Math, Criminal Justice, Physics, Art History, Geology, History, Kinesiology, and Theater. If faculty are interested but are unavailable they can still participate by visiting www.c-id.net to offer their feedback on the descriptors currently available.