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 50 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT GETTING INVOLVED - LEADERSHIP RETREATS AND LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES Leadership retreats are organized to increase students' leadership skills during the fall and spring semesters. Interested students are encouraged to call the Office of Student Life and Leadership. LEADERSHIP ACADEMY Faculty-nominated program that allows students to have a refined personal leadership ability, establish a direct link to future education and career goals, and be life-long advocates of service and peace. COMMUNITY SERVICE AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Students are encouraged to serve and volunteer on campus and in the community in a variety of ways. Listed below are some of the activities that students participate in: SERVICE-LEARNING This is an exciting program designed to integrate community service into the classroom. This program benefits everyone involved: students, faculty members, and the community. Students interested in participating in Service-Learning events or wanting further information are encouraged to stop by or call the Office of Student Life and Leadership at the Pecos Campus for more information at (480) 732-7069. INTO THE STREETS Each semester students are encouraged to participate in the Into the Streets program, which is designed to give students hands-on experience serving in some of CGCC's many community service agencies, such as the Boys and Girls Clubs, nursing homes, and homeless shelters. ADOPT-A-FAMILY PROGRAM This program assists CGCC students with necessary food, clothing, and related resources. During the holidays, meals and gifts are provided as well. Students must complete an application or be referred by college employees. CGCC STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS The list of student organizations at CGCC grows each year. Listed below are the current, officially recognized groups. Student organizations may be formed for many purposes—social, service, athletic, professional, and religious. Current information is available in the Office of Student Life and Leadership. For more information about student organizations visit or contact the Student Life office. • APIC - Asian Pacific Islander Club • BSU - Black Student Union • Engineering Club • HELP - Hands Enriching Life Program • HEAT - Humanitarian & Environmental Action Team