You’re Invited SUPPORTING FACULTY DURING COVID-19 AND THE STATE RECOVERY A town hall hosted by the Chancellor’s Office and the Community College Association THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2020 12:00 – 1:30 PM COVID-19 has drastically changed the delivery of instruction. Across the state, faculty are innovating and adapting new teaching modalities to ensure student have access
Join us on May 18th at 5pm for a webinar featuring information for PT Faculty that will focus on Unemployment Issues during the pandemic. Registration is required in advance for this meeting: Register Here After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting
Arbitrary and Unlawful Eligibility Requirements Exclude Hundreds of Thousands of Community College Students, including veterans and students with DACA status. Read the full story HERE
When Southwestern College Restorative Justice Program Director and CCA member Patrice Milkovich popped the trunk of her Subaru in the parking lot of the Pilot Truck Stop near the Mexican border, the cargo inside was more precious than any illicit cargo that passes through. Milkovich was there to hand over 414 individual student packets of
Actions to help ensure that teaching and learning continues at all 115 community colleges and that students are not penalized academically or financially due to the COVID-19 crisis has been announced by California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley. For the entire story please visit the California Educator Blog
Self-Care for Educators During this time of the COVID-19 shutdown, faculty might feel additional pressure on top of taking care of themselves and their loved ones. Pressure to work from home, feeling responsible for teaching students from afar, and other factors, can increase the amount of stress faculty have. The amount of support during this time
As of April 30th Dear Members Working at home and sheltering in place describes my work for CCA well right now. For the past six weeks I’ve been staying in my house with my children except for weekly shopping trips where I encounter fewer than a dozen masked people. It’s quite restrictive, but it keeps
What makes an executive board work effectively? Come hear and share ways to make your chapter’s executive board work more effectively as a team: learn the ins-and-outs of each executive board position; build leadership in your chapter! Sponsored by CCA and hosted by the San Bernardino CCD Teachers’ Association. Check out the flier for more
Have you registered for this summit? Check out the info on the flier and get involved. “50 Years of Challenges, Accomplishments, and the Continuing Quest for Educational Equity” LEAD SUMMIT XI
Have you heard of the Igbo Landing before? This is part of Black History in America. “The water brought us here and the water will take us home” Igbo Landing (alternatively written as Ibo Landing, Ebo Landing) is a historic site at Dunbar Creek on St. Simons Island, Glynn County, Georgia. It was the setting
