Chandler-Gilbert Community College Course Catalog and Student Handbook for the 2017-2018 year.
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College Services and Regulations Chandler-Gilbert Community College Catalog and Student Handbook 2015-2016 48 means for students to seek personal attention on matters that are of importance to them and affect their efforts to succeed while attending CGCC. Students who have questions or concerns about campus or classroom policies, procedures, or activities are encouraged to call this number at any time of the day or night. The student advocate will promptly respond within twenty-four hours. This call will go to voice mail; a tape-recorded message will ask students to leave their name, phone number (if students choose to provide it), and their request. Every effort will be made to contact students and answer or resolve their questions or concerns. Reasons students or their parents may wish to use this HELPLINE are: • Parental inquiries • Student legal rights and code of conduct • Complaints of any nature. Referrals will be made to appropriate resources • Academic Grievances • Non-Instructional Complaints • Matters of campus safety of self or others • Adjustment to college • Underage students • Academic probation or suspension issues • Information about enrollment and support services on campus • Desire to get involved in school activities or student organizations • Student grievance procedures • Personal concerns about: - Overall campus climate - Harassment/discrimination - Any campus procedure in student services - Withdrawing or dropping out - Concerns about a course or instructor - Questions about a campus rule, regulation, or policy - Suggestions for a workshop, activity, or program to meet a campus need • Any topic that students need someone to take action on at CGCC! By identifying students' needs, the student advocate, through the use of this HELPLINE, is willing to offer support in addressing their needs and making effective referrals to the appropriate campus service, program, or personnel. Complete confidentiality is assured. Student Housing Student residential living is available at the Williams Campus for those students who meet eligibility and criteria. Two-, three-, four-, and five bedroom houses and residential hall rooms and suites are available for rent. Housing at the Williams Campus is open to any student enrolled in the minimum number of credit hours at one of the Maricopa Community Colleges.