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3. Services for Students Faculty Resources 100 200 300 400 100 200 300 400 300 400 It’s all part of the Plan CCP Trivia Final Jeopardy

5. Home  Dr. Steven Curtis  The 5 th College President  Began August 1999

7. Home  Including 224certificates  70 programs of study

9. Home  Younger than last year (avg. age 26)  Be sure to visit the Institutional Research web page at http://www.ccp.edu/vpfin- pl/ir/index.htm for more statistics and datahttp://www.ccp.edu/vpfin- pl/ir/index.htm

11.  Largest public institution of higher education in Philadelphia  6th largest in PA  4 Campuses: - Main- Northeast - West- Northwest  Neighborhoods & prisons Home

13.  B1-28: Central Learning Lab - Humanities, Social Science, & English - Master Student & Other Workshops  B2-36: South Learning Lab - Business & Math  W3-26: West Learning Lab - Biology, Chemistry, Allied Health, & Nursing Home

15.  Center on Disability  M1-22  Students must bring paperwork to you  Statement in Syllabus Home

17.  Located in W1-1  Other Resources o Athletics/Gym o Bookstore o Counseling Center o Career Service Center o Center for Male Engagement o Child Development Center o Library o Student Academic Computing Center o Student Life Center o Women’s Outreach and Advocacy Center Home

19.  Managed by security, M1-23  IDs move to Winnet building first week of school  Carry at all times  Lost ID costs students $10  Also needed to: › Get into buildings after 5 pm or when college closed (through main entrance of Mint) › Get a discount at the bookstore › Use parking garage › Unlock a classroom

21. Home Community College of Philadelphia seeks to create a caring environment which is intellectually and culturally dynamic and encourages all students to achieve:  Greater insight into their strengths, needs and aspirations, and greater appreciation of their own cultural background and experience;  Increased awareness and appreciation of a diverse world where all are interdependent;  Heightened curiosity and active interest in intellectual questions and social issues;  Improved ability to pursue paths of inquiry, to interpret and evaluate what is discovered, and to express reactions effectively;  Self-fulfillment based on service to others,  Preparation for future work and study, and enjoyment of present challenges and accomplishments.

23. Home  Self-assessment in 2004  Periodic Review in 2009  Next self-assessment in 2014  http://www.ccp.edu/msche/

25. Home Areas of Focus: Enhancing Student Learning A. Successful Student Learning A1. Student centered education A2. Parity in student learning & success A3. Developmental Education B. Faculty Development C. Assessment of Student Learning Special Areas of Emphasis  Distance Education  Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Initiatives  Corporate Solutions  Community Engagement

27. Home  General Education/Core Competencies:  Critical Thinking  Effective Communication  Information Literacy  Quantitative Reasoning  Responsible Citizenship  Scientific Reasoning  Technological Competence

29.  Human Resources  Health, dental, & retirement benefits  Flex spending accounts (Commuter & Medical)  Employee Assistance Program  Office of Professional Development  Tuition Remission  Technology Resources  MMS: Smart Carts, Videos, CCP TV  Computer Classroom Labs: Reserve via online form  IT : helpdesk@ccp.edu or Ext. 6000helpdesk@ccp.edu  Union Office  BR-63 or www.aft2026.orgwww.aft2026.org  Travel Fund Home

31.  M1-23  www.e2campus.com/my/ccp www.e2campus.com/my/ccp  215-751-8111  Phones in classrooms  5555 for emergencies Home

33.  Copy Center: MG-25 or duplicating@ccp.edu  Drop off or submit on MyCCP  While-you-wait copies (less than 100 pages)  Lines longer at beginning & end of semester  Copyright laws strictly enforced

35.  Facilities Management (MG-14)  Office key (department chair for office assignment)  KA 1 key: Faculty restrooms & computer labs  Smart podium keys require training first  No outer door key, use Mint Building entrance when college is closed (college ID required) Home

38.  Limited parking in garage  Enter on 17th or 18th Streets  Security checks ID upon entrance  $5.50 a day (M-F) – pay at machines (crowded between classes) ($4 after 5 M-F and S)  M1-3: Add name to list to get reserved parking  Street parking is first come, first serve  Some free street parking north of campus  Public transportation  Broad Street subway (Broad and Spring Garden)  43 bus (to Northern Liberties)  2 bus (to Suburban Station and South Philadelphia)  No shuttle between buildings - 10 minutes between classes

39.  Books: › Vouchers › Emergency Book Fund  Travel Fund (October 30)