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Welcome Week Clubs and Resources

Welcome to fall term at CCC! We may not all be on campus together, but there are still many opportunities to stay connected. Explore the information on this page for an introduction to student life at CCC and lots of ways to get involved.

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Welcome Week events

 

  • Oct 24

    Oct. 24 Gap Bible Club, Practical Teaching for Everyday Life

    Sundays, 10 a.m., 14855 S Leland Rd, Beavercreek, OR
  • Oct 28

    Oct. 28 Game Night

    Thursday, Oct. 28, 5-6 p.m. | Zoom
    Game nights are free and open to everyone! Our game nights usually involve Jackbox games, which requires at least an internet connection and device that can connect to the web. No prior Jackbox experience necessary to join.
  • Oct 28

    Oct. 28 Workforce Weekly Information Sessions

    Thursdays, 11 a.m.-noon | Zoom
  • Oct 31

    Oct. 31 Gap Bible Club, Practical Teaching for Everyday Life

    Sundays, 10 a.m., 14855 S Leland Rd, Beavercreek, OR
  • Nov 4

    Nov. 4 Game Night

    Thursday, Nov. 4, 5-6 p.m. | Zoom
    Game nights are free and open to everyone! Our game nights usually involve Jackbox games, which requires at least an internet connection and device that can connect to the web. No prior Jackbox experience necessary to join.
  • Nov 4

    Nov. 4 Workforce Weekly Information Sessions

    Thursdays, 11 a.m.-noon | Zoom
  • Nov 7

    Nov. 7 Gap Bible Club, Going Deeper: Study of the Book of James

    First Sunday of each month, 6:45 p.m., 19345 Whitney Lane, Oregon City, OR
  • Nov 7

    Nov. 7 Gap Bible Club, Practical Teaching for Everyday Life

    Sundays, 10 a.m., 14855 S Leland Rd, Beavercreek, OR
  • Nov 14

    Nov. 14 Gap Bible Club, Practical Teaching for Everyday Life

    Sundays, 10 a.m., 14855 S Leland Rd, Beavercreek, OR
  • Nov 18

    Nov. 18 Game Night

    Thursday, Nov. 18, 5-6 p.m. | Zoom
    Game nights are free and open to everyone! Our game nights usually involve Jackbox games, which requires at least an internet connection and device that can connect to the web. No prior Jackbox experience necessary to join.

College Resources

    Advising

    At CCC, we believe that academic advising is key to your success in college. Having a clear path toward your degree and career goals can save you time and money so you won't be taking classes you don't need.

    Schedule an Advising appointment

    Associated Student Government

    Students helping students! ASG is here to represent and support students at CCC. Stop by a meeting (every Wednesday from 3-5 p.m. through Zoom) or any event, and learn how to get involved. Visit our website to learn more about how we can make your college experience a great one!

    Associated Student Government Grants

    CCC's Associated Student Government (ASG) offers a variety of small grants to help students meet their goals and graduate. The funds are provided thanks to donations to the college's Foundation, as well as ASG and Horticulture Department fundraisers. Applications are accepted online before each term.

    Bookstore

    The CCC Bookstore on the Oregon City campus is currently open by appointment only. Please call 503-594-6500 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. Note: The Harmony Bookstore is currently not staffed.

    Free Shipping: The bookstore has waived shipping for all ground orders $75 or more. The bookstore will be processing your orders to make sure you have the materials you need for a successful term. Learn how to order online.

    Using Financial Aid: Beginning Summer 2020, financial aid students will be able to charge textbooks and supplies to their student account at the bookstore. Access will begin one week before the start of the term and end at 3 p.m. PST on the last business day of the second week of term. Financial aid will cover those charges, up to $500 of your accepted aid balance. If your order exceeds your financial aid and/or if you are renting a title, you will need another form of payment to cover the remaining balance and/or secure your rental.

    For all questions, contact the main bookstore at 503-594-6500. You may also email the bookstore at sm8278@bncollege.com.

    Career Center

    The Career Center is your one-stop resource for career and employment services where you can receive one-on-one coaching for any phase of your career path. Whether you are just getting started or want to make a change, we can help you choose a program, develop a plan, and find your dream job.

    The Clackamas Print

    Are you interested in writing, photography or the news? Maybe you should take a journalism class here at Clackamas Community College. My name is Melissa Jones and I teach journalism and advise the student newspaper, The Clackamas Print. You can check out some of the work that students do at TheClackamasPrint.com. We publish a physical newspaper and publish all of our work online and on social media.

    If you're interested in writing about news, arts and culture or sports, we have opportunities here. We have students cover everything from Justin Timberlake concerts to the Portland Timbers to COVID vaccination clinics. If you're interested in getting involved, enroll in J-215 or send me an email at melissaj@clackamas.edu and I can send you more information, or stop by our lab here in Pauling 151 on the Oregon City campus.

    College Relations and Marketing

    The College Relations and Marketing team welcomes you to fall term. We are here for you to help you stay connected and informed! Check out resources and information for fall term on the Student Resources page and check myClackamas for the latest updates, opportunities and virtual events for students.

    Constitution Day

    Counseling

    At Clackamas Community College, we take mental health and wellness seriously. That’s why we offer free counseling services to our students. We can help if you’re struggling and in need of therapy, advice or resources.

    Disability Resource Center

    The Disability Resource Center (DRC) provides services that are designed to support student success by creating a welcoming, inclusive and accessible environment. If you have a history of receiving accommodations or just have questions on how to qualify for services, we welcome you to call or email so we can assist you.

    Drug and Alcohol Prevention

    CCC is committed to maintaining a drug-free institution to create a safe and healthful campus and work environment and to assist its students and employees who may have problems with drugs or alcohol.

    Financial Aid and Scholarships

    Financial aid is available to help you achieve your educational goals. The CCC Financial Aid Office provides access to grants, scholarships, work-study and loans to help pay for school. You must fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year you attend college to qualify to receive financial aid. The FAFSA is available starting Oct. 1 each year and must be completed annually.

    Free Food Pantry

    The student food program aims to help supplement food needs and is open to CCC students on a first-request, first-served basis. Contactless food box pick up is available every Wednesday throughout fall 2021 term. A request must be submitted each week in order to receive groceries. Contact asgfrontdesk@clackamas.edu with any questions.

    Make a pick-up appointment

    Hazing Awareness

    Library

    The CCC Library provides user-friendly research tools, relevant resources, customized library instruction and welcoming, inclusive spaces for the CCC community. We have a lot to offer - let us know how we can help you! The Library resources are still available online while the campus is closed.

    Multicultural Center

    The Multicultural Center celebrates the diversity of our students and staff and provides support services and educational opportunities to our college community. We strive to bring awareness and support for all underrepresented groups at Clackamas Community College. Students from underrepresented populations are especially encouraged to join a leadership role within the Multicultural Center.

    Stop by our Zoom office and say hi! All CCC students are welcome. Join us if:

    • You want to chat and meet new people
    • You are struggling with a class
    • You want to learn about upcoming events and how to get involved
    • You have a question and don't know who to ask
    • You want assistance talking to a teacher about culture, identity, pronouns, etc.

    Whatever you need, we'll do our best to support you!

    Music Department

    CCC's Music Department offers performance opportunities for music majors, non-majors and community members alike - even online! Vocalists and instrumentalists can register for chamber or mainstream choir, wind ensemble, jazz band, classical guitar ensemble and more. Students can also explore the production side of music with tech classes in audio recording and electronic music creation.

    Introducing the Music Department

    Sexual Harassment Information and Resources / Title IX

    Transportation

    The Transportation office is partnering with the City of Oregon City for their Comprehensive Plan Chapter Summits. These summits will help shape the City's growth and development for the next 20 years. Whether you've taken a survey or haven't yet given input, there is a great opportunity for you to check in on the status of the project and give the City your thoughts! As a thank you, City organizers will send you a $15 gift certificate to an Oregon City restaurant owned by a member of the Black, Indigenous and People of Color community.

      Tutoring (online)

      The Tutoring Center offers a welcoming environment for students to get the academic support they need to be successful.  We have lots of options for online tutoring through WCOnline, Zoom, and Smarthinking.

      Workforce Development

      Needing assistance and/or support?

      The Workforce Department at Clackamas Community College has federal grant funds to assist eligible students and job seekers with their education and/or job search activities. If you say yes to the following, attend one of our online information sessions to learn more!

      • Did you lose your job or did your hours get reduced due to COVID-19?
      • Are you in need of job search assistance/resume creation/interview practice?
      • Are you interested in learning about potential grant funds for tuition, books or transportation?

      Our department is hosting weekly online information sessions you can sign up for, attend and learn more about the assistance we may be able to provide!

      Clubs

      Taking part in a club can be a fun part of your college experience. You can meet new people, develop your leadership skills and contribute to the college community.

      Clubs are still active! Did you know that Clackamas Community College has student clubs and organizations that range from global activism to student nursing to faith-based and political groups? Don’t see one that interests you? Start your own in just a few easy steps!

      Alpha Xi Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa

      Alpha Xi Zeta is the local chapter of Phi Theta Kappa the honor society for two-year colleges.  Explore the info below to learn more, or email us at phitk@clackamas.edu.

      • Connect with Us:
        • In the search bar, type in: Phi Theta Kappa
        • Click on "Enroll"
        • When prompted for the enrollment key, enter: PTK
        • Class should be displayed on your Moodle dashboard
      • Contact: Michelle Baker, mbaker@clackamas.edu
      • Social Media: Facebook, Instagram

      Gap Bible Club

      • Events:
        • Practical Teaching for Everyday Life
          • Sundays, 10 a.m.
          • 14855 S Leland Rd, Beavercreek, OR
        • Going Deeper: Study of the Book of James
          • First Sunday of every month at 6:45 p.m.
          • 19345 Whitney Lane, Oregon City, OR
      • Materials:
        • Contact: Cameron Howell, gapbibleclub@gmail.com, 219-323-6965
        • Social Media: Facebook, Instagram

        Northwest Collegiate Ministries (NCM)

        The purpose of NCM is to love God, reach out to all people, and to minister to students in Jesus Christ to develop into mature Christians who impact our community and the world.

        Student Nurses' Association

        The purpose of Student Nurses' Association is to influence health care, nursing education and practice through legislative activities, as appropriate. To promote and encourage participation in community affairs and activities towards improved health care and the resolution of related social issues. To represent nursing students to the consumer, to institutions, and to other organizations.

        Welding Club

        The Welding Club is a great outlet if you love welding or building things or are interested in the Welding Department at CCC. The Welding Club works together on art projects and community service.

        Cougie!

        Contact Us

        Associated Student Government

        asgfrontdesk@clackamas.edu

        503-594-3040