Chandler-Gilbert Community College Course Catalog and Student Handbook for the 2017-2018 year.
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Course Descriptions COLLEGE SERVICES & REGULATIONS Chandler-Gilbert Community College Catalog & Student Handbook 2018-2019 33 CO-CURRICULAR AND MULTICULTURAL PROGRAMS Co-curricular programs are fairly new programs that refers to activities, programs, events, and learning experiences that compliment what students at Chandler- Gilbert Community College are learning in the classroom. These Co-curricular opportunities connect to or mirror the academic curriculum. The office of Student Life and Leadership values diversity and inclusion by providing multicultural opportunities for students to attend heritage events and learn about different cultures. Students interested in participating in Co- curricular or Multicultural events on campus are encouraged to stop by or call the Office of Student Life and Leadership. COLLEGE AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES BUDGETS CGCC allocates funds to a variety of college and students activities. These funds cover a host of special events, cultural celebrations, co-curricular activities, academic recognitions, service learning, and a variety of performing arts activities. Please contact the Vice President of Student Affairs' Office at (480) 732-7322 for more information. VOTER REGISTRATION Students and community members have the opportunity to register to vote in the Office of Student Life and Leadership at CGCC. Voter registration is also available on-line at www.azsos.gov or by calling (877) THE- VOTE [(877) 843-8683]. Contact the Office of Student Life and Leadership at (480) 732- 7104 or visit www.azsos.gov for registration deadlines and election dates. Student Support and Disability Resources & Services This department provides student-centered support services and programs for CGCC's diverse student population and those individuals with disabilities. The department is located on the Pecos campus in the Bradshaw building (BRD101). For more information, contact (480) 857-5188. DISABILITY RESOURCES & SERVICES (DRS) DRS provides access and ongoing support services to students who have a documented disability according to The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Students will apply for services and request academic adjustments through MCCCD's DRS CONNECT system. All registered students must provide appropriate and current documentation that complies with MCCCD documentation policy and guidelines. DRS provides: education and information regarding student rights and advocacy and academic adjustments that support student learning. Technical Support Services Technical Support Services (TSS) is located on the second floor of the Library. Technical planning, design, integration, and ongoing