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1. Connect your device to the CCC-Connect Wi-Fi network. 2. Open your browser of choice to wifi.chemeketa.edu. 3. Click “Start.” If you’re not a visitor, click “Students & Staff” and sign in using your My Chemeketa credentials. 4. Follow the … Continued
Jessica Howard recognized the following individuals and departments for their contribution to Chemeketa during the February Board of Education meeting: Sara Csaky, education faculty member, received the 2020 Dale P. Parnell Faculty Distinction Recognition. This award was established to recognize … Continued
Facilities & Operations/Capital Projects extends the invitation to the college community to attend its Program Review presentation – Friday, Feb. 28, 9-10:30 amSalem Bldg. 8, Rm. 201 Faculty will be sharing the strengths, challenges, opportunities and plans for improvement and … Continued
“The Absurdity of Being Human, Humor and the Human Condition” runs from Wednesday, February 12 through March 13 at Chemeketa Community College’s Gretchen Schuette Art Gallery. This show reflects on how artists use humor to comment on issues that affect … Continued
Chemeketa’s nursing program was recently honored as the #2 ranked school in the West for Associate degrees in nursing by NursingProcess.org. The ranking was determined using a formula that included acceptance and retention rates, first-time licensure pass rates, school reputation … Continued
President Jessica Howard has been selected by the Aspen Institute to join the 2020-21 inaugural class of the Aspen New Presidents Fellowship, a new initiative designed to support community college presidents in the early years of their tenure to accelerate … Continued
The risk of slips and falls increases in the winter. The frequent transition from wet surfaces to ice can result in a significant number of injuries during this time period. Moss and wet leaves can also be slip hazards. What … Continued
This recent opinion written by Timothy Shriver, a disability rights activist and former educator, which is titled “To Heal Our Divisions, Listen to People with Intellectual Disabilities,” sheds light into the historical repercussions of the use of dehumanizing labels and … Continued
Jessica Howard recognized the following colleagues for recent contributions to Chemeketa and to their professions at the December Board of Education meeting- Cross-country student athlete Hannah Caldwell, was awarded an NAACP scholarship at the NAACP awards ceremony on October 23. … Continued
Staff, faculty, and administrators came together on Dec. 5 to put equity-mindedness into practice. As described by the Center for Urban Education, equity-mindedness involves calling attention to patterns of inequity in student outcomes, taking personal and institutional responsibility for student success, … Continued