Events and Meetings

THe Spring 2018 Curriculum Regional will be focused on the implementation of AB 705. The regional will begin with a breif update on pending changes with curriculum and then dive into presentations about the guidance from the Chancellor's Office, options for quantitative reasoning, and implementing concurrent support strategies. Don't miss this oppertuity to find out the latest information about AB 705!

When: Friday, May 18, 2018
Where: San Jose City College|2100 Moorpark Ave, San Jose, CA 95128. The meeting will take place in the Technology Building, T-415  on the 4th floor. See campus map. Campus parking will be suspended in Lot H only. If attendees park in Lot H, no parking fee is required and you will not be cited.

When: Saturday, May 12, 2018
Where: Evergreen Valley College | 3095 Yerba Buena Rd, San Jose, CA 95135. The meeting will begin in room Gullo II and the breakouts will be in the MS 3 Building rooms SA101, SA102, SA103. See campus map. Please use parking lots 4, 5, and 9.

Meeting Materials:

• Spring 2018 Survey Summary
• Spring 2018 Survey Narrative
• Guided Pathways Key Performance Indicators Overview
• Using the Launchboard for Guided Pathways
• The Science of Program Mapping and DNA of Meta-Majors

When: Friday, May 11, 2018
Where: Pasadena City College  |1570 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91106. The meeting will begin in room C333 and the breakouts will be in R108, R109, R113. See campus map.

Meeting Materials:

• Spring 2018 Survey Summary
• Spring 2018 Survey Narrative
• Guided Pathways Key Performance Indicators Overview
• Using the Launchboard for Guided Pathways

When: Saturday, April 7, 2018
Where: Southwestern College |900 Otay Lakes Rd, Chula Vista, CA 91910 located in H312 and the breakouts will be located in the adjoining classrooms H302, H303, H304. See Campus Map. Parking in all of Lot J will be free. Parking in any other lot will require the purchase of a one-day parking permit ($3.00) or risk receiving a citation.*Campus Police will honor parking permits from other colleges in the region. 

In the last three years, colleges have faced major changes in terms of equity and diversity on their campuses.  From faculty hiring processes to DACA and other vulnerable student populations, faculty often find themselves struggling for support and information.  The Equity and Diversity Action Committee (EDAC) is happy to announce the EDAC spring regionals, which will address these and other concerns.  We will be joined by California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office Deputy Legal Counsel Jacob Knapp, who will help walk attendees through the changes to the Equal Employment Opportunity funding requirements, the EEO Advisory Committee’s documents around hiring, legal opinions and other information around DACA, and a range of other topics.  Join us!

When:  Friday, April 6, 2018
Where: Woodland College | 2300 E. Gibson Rd., Woodland, CA 95776. The regional will take place in the 800 community room and classrooms 801, 803 and 804. Parking will not be enforced on the day of the meeting. Please use the student parking lots. See Campus Map.

In the last three years, colleges have faced major changes in terms of equity and diversity on their campuses.  From faculty hiring processes to DACA and other vulnerable student populations, faculty often find themselves struggling for support and information.  The Equity and Diversity Action Committee (EDAC) is happy to announce the EDAC spring regionals, which will address these and other concerns.  We will be joined by California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office Deputy Legal Counsel Jacob Knapp, who will help walk attendees through the changes to the Equal Employment Opportunity funding requirements, the EEO Advisory Committee’s documents around hiring, legal opinions and other information around DACA, and a range of other topics.  Join us!

ASCCC’s Transfer, Articulation, and Student Services (TASSC) Committee is pleased to announce the TASSC Regional Meetings.

Student learning relies on the discipline expertise and teaching mastery in the classroom; however, helping students to plan their educational path and achieve their goals is the job of all faculty with student services faculty being essential players in the success of our students.  Counselors and other student services faculty help students navigate course requirements, student support services, transfer agreements, and the many other pitfalls that can slow students down on their journeys.  Because of the critical nature of the work student services faculty do, the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is offering a series of meetings to help all faculty understand recent developments in regulations and initiatives that impact student service areas and how they can play a role in addressing these changes locally. This daylong event (one in the north and one in the south) features presenters from colleges across the state; general sessions and breakouts on many topics related to associate degrees for transfer, transfer agreements with the UC system, credit for prior learning, the Educational Planning Initiative, challenges facing general education and, of course, guided pathways. Join us and take away important updates and effective strategies for improving addressing the needs of students as they make their journey through your college.  

ASCCC’s Transfer, Articulation, and Student Services (TASSC) Committee is pleased to announce the TASSC Regional Meetings.

Student learning relies on the discipline expertise and teaching mastery in the classroom; however, helping students to plan their educational path and achieve their goals is the job of all faculty with student services faculty being essential players in the success of our students.  Counselors and other student services faculty help students navigate course requirements, student support services, transfer agreements, and the many other pitfalls that can slow students down on their journeys.  Because of the critical nature of the work student services faculty do, the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is offering a series of meetings to help all faculty understand recent developments in regulations and initiatives that impact student service areas and how they can play a role in addressing these changes locally. This daylong event (one in the north and one in the south) features presenters from colleges across the state; general sessions and breakouts on many topics related to associate degrees for transfer, transfer agreements with the UC system, credit for prior learning, the Educational Planning Initiative, challenges facing general education and, of course, guided pathways. Join us and take away important updates and effective strategies for improving addressing the needs of students as they make their journey through your college.  

The Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is holding an OER Regional meeting in Northern California at American River College at 4700 College Oak Drive Sacramento, CA 95841 on February 10, 2018. 

Parking: Parking will be free in Lots A only. See campus map: http://www.arc.losrios.edu/About_ARC/ARC_Campus_Map.htm. ARC is on the corner of College Oak Drive and Myrtle.  Parking Lot A is off of Myrtle. There will be signage on campus pointing attendees in the right direction(s).

The morning general sessions will be in the Student Center, Community Rooms 1-4. The afternoon sessions will take place in the Board Room (Student Center) and rooms L-001, L-002, L-108 in the Library Building.

The Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is holding an OER Regional meeting in Southern California at Rio Hondo College 3600 Workman Mill Road Whittier, CA. 90601 on February 9, 2018. 

The general session will take place in The Campus Inn. The breakout sessions will be in the Learning Resource Center. There will be signage on campus pointing attendees in the right direction(s).

Parking: Attendees please use the student lots at RHC. The student lots are the closest parking to the meeting space and there will be no ticketing in the student lot.

The Curriculum Committee is pleased to announce that the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges, in conjunction with the Academic Affairs division of the Chancellor's Office, is once again holding a Curriculum Regional meeting on November 18, 2017 9:00am -3:00pm at Long Beach City College - Pacific Coast Campus (Building QQ) 1305 East Pacific Coast Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90806. See Campus Map.  Free parking has been arranged. Please park in any of the faculty, staff or student lots.  The closest parking areas are Parking lot #7 and Parking lot #10. There will be several signs in place to guide attendees to the QQ building. The meetings will be held in Dyer Hall QQ112, QQ109, QQ202 and QQ203.

The morning will consist of two general sessions. The first general session will include an update on curriculum streamlining, the UCTP pilot program in physics and chemistry, and updates on the current work of the California Community College's Curriculum Committee (5C). The second session will focus on updating colleges about the Chancellor's Office Curriculum Inventory (COCI). Additionally, the afternoon will include two sets of breakout sessions that include information about noncredit curriculum, the impacts of AB 705, ADTs and double counting, and information for new curriculum chairs. We encourage you to bring a team of curriculum chairs, senate presidents, articulation officers, curriculum specialists, and administrators so that your college curriculum team can gather as much information as possible. 

The programs will run 9:45 AM until 3:00 PM.  Registration is required prior to the event and must be completed by November 14, 2017

Craig Rutan, Chair, ASCCC Curriculum Committee

The Curriculum Committee is pleased to announce that the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges, in conjunction with the Academic Affairs division of the Chancellor's Ofiice, is once again holding a Curriculum Regional meeting November 17, 2017 9:00am -3:00pm at Folsom Lake College, 10 College Parkway Folsom, CA  95630. The meetings will be held in Large Lecture Hall FL3-173, and classrooms: FL1-207 (cap. 56), FL4-132 (cap. 45), and FL4-136 (cap45). See Campus Map. Parking has been arranged for attendees. See Parking Permit.

The morning will consist of two general sessions. The first general session will include an update on curriculum streamlining, the UCTP pilot program in physics and chemistry, and updates on the current work of the California Community College's Curriculum Committee (5C). The second session will focus on updating colleges about the Chancellor's Office Curriculum Inventory (COCI). Additionally, the afternoon will include two sets of breakout sessions that include information about noncredit curriculum, the impacts of AB 705, ADTs and double counting, and information for new curriculum chairs. We encourage you to bring a team of curriculum chairs, senate presidents, articulation officers, curriculum specialists, and administrators so that your college curriculum team can gather as much information as possible. 

The programs will run 9:45 AM until 3:00 PM.  Registration is required prior to the event and must be completed by November 8, 2017

Craig Rutan, Chair, ASCCC Curriculum Committee

Event Date: Saturday, October 28, 2017

Event Location: Fullerton College | 321 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832.

The regional meeting will be held in Room 224 on the second floor of the 200 building.  See attached parking permit.  The closest parking is in lot A/8. Participants can park in any staff or student lot. See link to campus map:http://www.fullcoll.edu/sites/all/userfiles/FC%20FALL%202017%20Map.pdf.

In recent months, discussions regarding civil discourse and equity have become more prevalent on college campuses around the state.  We all are required to have equity plans, but what conversations are taking place around equity on your campus?  Is equity playing a starring role in your discussions, or are there hesitations about engaging in those conversations?  At the fall Civil Discourse and Equity Regionals, the Equity and Diversity Action Committee (EDAC) will be discussing these ideas, as well issues around social justice, equity and curriculum, and equity and student perspective.  Join us for a lively and engaged discussion about the role equity can and does play on campuses! Registration is free, and lunch will be provided.  We hope to see you there.

Event Date: Friday, October 27, 2017 

Event Location: Solano College |  4000 Suisun Valley Rd, Fairfield, CA 94534.

The regional meeting will be held in Honeychurch Board Room in the 600 building.  See attached parking permit. See link to campus map: http://www.solano.edu/campus_info/images/1415/MAP%20Fairfield%20rev0223…

In recent months, discussions regarding civil discourse and equity have become more prevalent on college campuses around the state.  We all are required to have equity plans, but what conversations are taking place around equity on your campus?  Is equity playing a starring role in your discussions, or are there hesitations about engaging in those conversations?  At the fall Civil Discourse and Equity Regionals, the Equity and Diversity Action Committee (EDAC) will be discussing these ideas, as well issues around social justice, equity and curriculum, and equity and student perspective.  Join us for a lively and engaged discussion about the role equity can and does play on campuses! Registration is free, and lunch will be provided.  We hope to see you there.

The CTE Committee is pleased to announce that the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is once again holding a CTE Regional meeting October 21, 2017. The meeting will take place at the INTECH Center at Chaffey College - Building A, 9400 Cherry Ave, Fontana, CA 92335

The CTE Committee is pleased to announce that the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is once again holding a CTE Regional meeting October 20, 2017 9:00a.m. -3:00p.m.. The meeting will take place at the College of Alameda, F Building, 555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94501. See parking permit.

ASCCC’s OER Task Force is pleased to announce this regional event intended to update faculty regarding the status of OER in our colleges and to inform faculty at all levels in their OER experience, from the novice seeking to identify OER for their classroom, to the advanced user looking to facilitate OER adoption at the college.

The meeting will take place at MiraCosta College. located at 1 Barnard Dr, Oceanside, CA 92056 from 9am - 3pm.  For additional information on the agenda, please click on Program.

The morning general session will take place in the Cafeteria, Building 3400, the afternoon sessions will take place in Building 3500 which is located one building over from 3400. See map of campus. There are red arrows on the map pointing to these two labeled buildings. The closest parking lots to these buildings have been labeled in red aslo. The campus police will NOT be ticketing that day. Please do NOT park in Staff parking. Please have park in Student or Guest parking. There will be signage on campus pointing attendees in the right direction(s).

ASCCC’s OER Task Force is pleased to announce this regional event intended to update faculty regarding the status of OER in our colleges, and to inform faculty at all levels in their OER experience, from the novice seeking to identify OER for their classroom, to the advanced user looking to facilitate OER adoption at the college. 

The meeting will take place at the College of Marin located at 835 College Ave, Kentfield, CA 94904 from 9am - 3pm - please see the Program for additional details. 

The general session will take place in AC 255, the breakout sessions will be adjacent to AC 255. See map of campus and parking permit. There will be signage on campus pointing attendees in the right direction(s).

"Colleges interested in hosting a regional workshop, or interested in participating in the workshop, please contact Dolores Davison at davisondolores@foothill.edu"  

"Colleges interested in hosting a regional workshop, or interested in participating in the workshop, please contact Dolores Davison at davisondolores@foothill.edu"  

"Colleges interested in hosting a regional workshop, or interested in participating in the workshop, please contact Dolores Davison at davisondolores@foothill.edu"  

"Colleges interested in hosting a regional workshop, or interested in participating in the workshop, please contact Dolores Davison at davisondolores@foothill.edu"  

"Colleges interested in hosting a regional workshop, or interested in participating in the workshop, please contact Dolores Davison at davisondolores@foothill.edu"  

"Colleges interested in hosting a regional workshop, or interested in participating in the workshop, please contact Dolores Davison at davisondolores@foothill.edu"