Chandler-Gilbert Community College Course Catalog and Student Handbook for the 2017-2018 year.
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Course Descriptions College Services and Regulations Chandler-Gilbert Community College Catalog and Student Handbook 2015-2016 33 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 Human Sexuality, Introduction to Multiculturalism, and Stress Management. 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 students the opportunity to learn about common academic challenges and techniques to overcome them. Topics offered include: Motivation & Procrastination, Time Management, Listening & Note-taking, Transition to College, and Test Anxiety. INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELING Outside the classroom, students sometimes need additional support to manage specific concerns or issues that are hindering their best efforts to be successful. Our faculty counselors provide free, confidential counseling sessions for enrolled students. • Academic Counseling • Balancing life, work, and school demands • Study strategies and time management • Test anxiety • Career Counseling • Interpretation of career assessments • Exploring majors and career options • Goal setting and decision-making • Personal Counseling • Solution-focused problem solving • Successful college adjustment • Stress management and coping skills • Crisis Intervention • Supporting students, faculty, and staff to promote the safety and well-being of the campus community • Referrals • Provide referral information for students seeking mental health services, psychological assessments, and other community resources