the textbook cost is zero dollars to students. The Chancellor’s Office established a zero textbook cost symbol/logo the community college system has the option to use. ASSIST Margaret Ortega/Bob Quinn The public launch of the new ASSIST is rescheduled to June 1, 2018. The updated launch date may be moved up earlier depending on the remaining system development and testing by the new vendor that is anticipated to be selected by July 1, 2017. The legacy ASSIST website will remain publically accessible to view articulation agreements for 2016-17 and earlier that have been established and published to date. For more detailed information regarding the ASSIST public launch, please refer to the that was distributed broadly to all admissions and articulation staff on May 26. Linda Vann On June 7, the Chancellor’s Office will host a webinar (at 10 am and 1 pm) to assist Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) Coordinators and Directors, as well as Business Managers who work with the DSPS budgets. There will be a short review of the 2017-2018 Allocations, anticipated changes for 2018-2019, and work to be done in preparation for auditors. In addition, there will be a presentation on the modifications to the Student Services Automated Reporting for Community Colleges report due at end of the year. Please be sure to have appropriate staff attend as questions will be answered in real time. Both the webinar and presentation will be recorded and achieved for those unable to attend. ENSURING TRANSFER CONFERENCE COMPLETES ITS YEAR! Bob Quinn In partnership with the University of California (UC), the Chancellor’s Office hosted (ETS) conferences last month, which were held in five locations throughout California. First offered in 1993, the ETS Conference is a collaborative event by the UC and the California Community Colleges (CCC) system offices. Supported by Chancellor’s Office staff, approximately 35 UC professionals were on hand at each event to provide detailed UC transfer information to over 1,100 registered attendees. Sessions ranged from understanding UC Transfer Basics to Navigating the UC System to a Career; new and veteran participants were exposed to a variety of valuable and timely transfer information. Conference information, 2017 session handouts, and workshops materials may be found on the website.
the textbook cost is zero dollars to students. The Chancellor’s Office established a zero textbook cost symbol/logo the community college system has the option to use. ASSIST Margaret Ortega/Bob Quinn The public launch of the new ASSIST is rescheduled to June 1, 2018. The updated launch date may be moved up earlier depending on the remaining system development and testing by the new vendor that is anticipated to be selected by July 1, 2017. The legacy ASSIST website will remain publically accessible to view articulation agreements for 2016-17 and earlier that have been established and published to date. For more detailed information regarding the ASSIST public launch, please refer to the that was distributed broadly to all admissions and articulation staff on May 26. Linda Vann On June 7, the Chancellor’s Office will host a webinar (at 10 am and 1 pm) to assist Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) Coordinators and Directors, as well as Business Managers who work with the DSPS budgets. There will be a short review of the 2017-2018 Allocations, anticipated changes for 2018-2019, and work to be done in preparation for auditors. In addition, there will be a presentation on the modifications to the Student Services Automated Reporting for Community Colleges report due at end of the year. Please be sure to have appropriate staff attend as questions will be answered in real time. Both the webinar and presentation will be recorded and achieved for those unable to attend. ENSURING TRANSFER CONFERENCE COMPLETES ITS YEAR! Bob Quinn In partnership with the University of California (UC), the Chancellor’s Office hosted (ETS) conferences last month, which were held in five locations throughout California. First offered in 1993, the ETS Conference is a collaborative event by the UC and the California Community Colleges (CCC) system offices. Supported by Chancellor’s Office staff, approximately 35 UC professionals were on hand at each event to provide detailed UC transfer information to over 1,100 registered attendees. Sessions ranged from understanding UC Transfer Basics to Navigating the UC System to a Career; new and veteran participants were exposed to a variety of valuable and timely transfer information. Conference information, 2017 session handouts, and workshops materials may be found on the website.
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