Chandler-Gilbert Community College Course Catalog and Student Handbook for the 2017-2018 year.
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1 4 CGCC Catalog & Student Handbook 2019-2020 | College Ser vices & Regulations Career Ser vices Discover your career path with Career Services. Take online career exploration assessments to understand how potential careers connect to your skills, interests, and values. Identify academic majors that relate to your intended career pathway. Develop techniques to confidently present yourself to employers and other industry professionals. Make sure to attend CGCC's career readiness workshops and campus career fairs. Come see us on the second floor of the Coyote Center Building, at the Pecos Campus and in Bluford Hall, at the Williams Campus. Career and Technical Education Career and Technical Education (CTE) works collaboratively and responsively with our community to meet the needs of our diverse student population in preparing them for life, work, and careers. We provide quality resources and support to educators and students that enhance classroom learning. Additionally, we support campus and community activities that enhance academic achievement, technical skills, and productive citizenship to build stronger communities. To contact CTE or to find more information on how this area can assist you, please call 480-732-7361. Computer Labs Currently enrolled students who require computer resources to complete class assignments have access to open Computer Labs located on the Pecos Campus in Bradshaw Hall, room BRD123, and on the Williams Campus in Bridget Hall inside the library. Open Computer Labs feature self-paced learning environments in which students study course materials, complete assignments, and research information. Computer Lab learning associates and student assistants are available for general questions. Students who need assistance with assignments or materials related to a specific class should contact their instructors. Access to Computer Lab equipment is on a first-come, first-served basis. Hours of operation may vary each semester, with greatest usage occurring during early morning hours. Students should call 480-732-7221 or visit www.cgc.edu/cic for additional information. Counseling Counseling is a comprehensive academic and service program designed to promote student success and personal development at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. As a professional discipline, Counseling is based on values that include respecting the dignity of all people, celebrating the dimensions of personal identity that make us unique, recognizing and building on one's strengths and abilities, and empowering individuals to identify and pursue their own life goals. We appreciate that each student enters college with different life experiences, whether entering directly from high school or returning to school after years of work or military service. It is our goal to help students to overcome challenges they may be facing and help them achieve success in their academic, career, and personal goals. On the Pecos campus, Counseling is located in the Bradshaw Hall, room BRD101. At Williams, we are located in Bluford Hall, room BLUF141. Find us online at www.cgc.edu/counseling for information about hours, maps, and current program offerings. CPD Courses One way in which we support students is through offering a range of Counseling & Personal Development (CPD) courses. The most popular of these courses is CPD150: Strategies for College Success, which provides students with a range of skills and knowledge to assist them in improving their academic performance, making progress with their career exploration and development process, and increasing awareness of campus resources here to support them through graduation or university transfer. Other courses we offer include: Educational and Career Planning (CPD150AC), Career Exploration (CPD102AB), Career & Personal Development (CPD104), Creating College Success (CPD115), and Introduction to Multiculturalism (CPD160). CLASI Workshops In addition to teaching CPD courses, our Counseling Faculty also offer a variety of CLASI (Classroom Academic Skill Integration) workshops each semester. These interactive workshops, which can be attended in person or taken as a series of online modules, offer