Student Resources & Support Services
Academic Advising & Career Coaching
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3475
CCC Harmony Community Campus, Harmony East
503-594-0623
CCC Wilsonville Campus
503-594-0959
Academic and career coaches are available to help students by providing a wide range of academic information and assisting students with many academic processes including course selection, degree requirements, educational and career planning, and transfer information.
Visit the advising webpage to schedule an appointment.
Student Accounts Receivable
www.clackamas.edu/pay
503-594-6068
Accounts Receivable provides services to both students and departments on student accounts receivable-related issues including, but not limited to, billing charges, third-party billing, tuition, and financial aid refunds, short-term book loans, 1098Ts, collections, and registration/transcript holds. For more information regarding payment and refund of tuition and other charges, see Paying for Classes.
Associated Student Government
www.clackamas.edu/asg
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3040
The Associated Student Government (ASG) of Clackamas Community College is the governing body of CCC students. The president and vice president are elected by the student body; officers and other positions are determined by a selection process. ASG promotes student activities that stimulate social, physical, moral, and intellectual life on campus.
ASG operates helpful services for students such as grant opportunities, Chromebook loans, and the Free Food Pantry. It also coordinates a variety of activities such as awareness events, Trivia Tuesdays, and clubs.
ASG members receive tuition waivers or book stipends for their work and are always accepting applications.
Athletics
www.clackamas.edu/athletics/
CCC Oregon City Campus, Randall Hall
503-594-3043
Intercollegiate
Clackamas is a member of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) and competes in intercollegiate sports with other colleges throughout the Northwest. Intercollegiate athletics for men include cross country, track, wrestling (NJCAA), basketball, and baseball. Women’s intercollegiate sports include basketball, softball, volleyball, track, cross-country, and soccer.
Bookstore
clackamas.ccbookstore.com
CCC Oregon City Campus, McLoughlin Hall
503-594-6500
The Bookstore is where students may purchase required textbooks (selected titles available to rent), reference books, general books, school and office supplies, art supplies, backpacks, gifts, greeting cards, CCC imprinted gifts and sportswear, candy, snacks, quick meals, cold drinks and much more.
The Bookstore website is the best source for current information. You may purchase textbooks online and have them shipped to you or reserved for store pick-up.
The Oregon City Campus Bookstore is located at the north end of McLoughlin Hall on the ground floor. For more information contact 503-594-6500 or 2337mgr@follett.com. Hours of operation are posted on the front door and on the Bookstore website, clackamasccbookstore.com
If you are attending classes at the Wilsonville Campus, you can request your books be delivered to the Wilsonville Campus when ordering online.
Refunds
No refunds or exchanges will be allowed without the original, unaltered cash register sales receipt. Full refunds will be allowed on textbooks purchased for the current term through the first week of fall, winter, and spring terms. Summer term refund periods may vary. Please call or check our website for
details.
The following conditions apply to refunds:
- A new textbook that is marked, smudged, or ripped becomes a used text and is not subject to a full refund.
- Wrapped or boxed merchandise must not be unwrapped or opened. Software or access codes are not returnable if opened.
- Non-textbook materials are subject to a 24-hour refund period.
- Bookstore staff reserves the right to determine the salable condition of all returned merchandise.
End of Term Book Buyback Program
Students may sell their unwanted new and used books for cash at the Bookstore. Receipts are not needed for textbook buyback, but CCC Student ID is required. Specific buyback dates and hours are available on the Bookstore website, clackamasccbookstore.com
Career Services
www.clackamas.edu/careers
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-6001
Career, employment, and training information and services are provided to students and potential students. Information and services include:
- Career exploration resources
- Career assessment tools
- Job search information and planning
- Career and job search classes
- Career coaching
- Resume building
- Many of these resources are available online
Child Care
www.clackamas.edu/child-care/
CCC Oregon City Campus, Family Resource Center
503-657-9795
The YMCA Child Development Center is located in the Family Resource Center on the Oregon City campus of Clackamas Community College. The center offers affordable and flexible child care for children ages six weeks to 12 years. Children enrolled in the program will play and learn in the NAEYC accredited, state-licensed child care programs which offer a host of age-appropriate experiences for children under the watchful guidance of well-trained, caring staff members. Space is limited and pre-enrollment is necessary. Contact the center for enrollment materials as soon as you recognize your child care needs. Students at CCC may qualify for child care assistance and should contact the YMCA center to learn more about these options.
Free Drop-In Child Care
https://www.clackamas.edu/campus-life/student-services/child-care
CCC Oregon City Campus, McLoughlin Hall, room M130
CCC offers short-term, free child care for prospective and current CCC students who are caregivers of potty-trained children 3-12 years old. This service is to support students who may need limited, short-term child care so they can meet with an instructor, advisor, financial aid, or attend a one or two-hour class at the Oregon City campus. Students must show a current student ID, or obtain a day-pass from the Wacheno Welcome Center desk and must remain on campus and be reachable in case of an emergency.
Clackamas County Children’s Commission
https://clackcokids.org/
503-675-4565
CCCC provides free preschool and daycare services on campus.
Head Start Preschool
Preschool services through Head Start give children ages three to five years old 3.5 hours per day, four days per week of classroom time in addition to regular home visits September - May. Our state-certified teachers and aides provide an excellent learning experience in a safe and encouraging environment. Two nutritious meals are prepared and served during class time. No summer services offered at this time. Limited space available.
Early Head Start
Early childhood education services through Early Head Start provide 6.5 hours a day, four days a week for children six weeks to three years old. Parents must be enrolled in job training or school and have no other sources for child care during the day. Quality care and nutritious meals are provided and served during class time. During the summer, the program is home-based with regular educational home visits. Very limited space available.
Children do not need to be potty trained and we provide all the diapers during class time. CCCC also provides home-based support services to pregnant mothers and children 0-3 years of age throughout Clackamas County. Call the CCCC enrollment office today for more information about registration, participation requirements, and availability. No transportation available through us for this center.
Clubs
www.clackamas.edu/clubs
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3933
Campus clubs are approved and overseen by the Associated Student Government (ASG) and new interest groups are encouraged to organize following ASG procedures. Some of the active clubs include Gender & Sexuality Alliance, Board Game, Pinball, Horticulture, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Phi Theta Kappa, STEM, Student Nurses, Veterans, Unidos, Active Minds at CCC, Slavic Union, APIDA, Writers, and Sustainability.
Counseling Department
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3176
Counselors are available to provide support services for students at Clackamas Community College. Counselors use a solution focused model to help students reach their goals and improve quality of life. Some common counseling topics include personal/mental health counseling, career goals, identifying academic performance, building and maintaining healthy relationships, and accessing resources. Counselors may provide community referrals to find the best fit to meet your needs. Counselors also teach courses related to academic strategies and applied life skills designed to improve career, personal and academic achievement.
Community Gardens
www.clackamas.edu/gardens
CCC Oregon City Campus
503-594-3016
The Community Gardens at Clackamas Community College provide an economical, convenient spot for the public to grow their own vegetables and flowers. Each plot is $40 per year. For information on the Community Gardens, contact the Environmental Learning Center at 503-594-3016.
Computer Labs
CCC Oregon City Campus
503-594-6632
The college has computers available for student use. The Academic Computing Lab in the Dye Learning Center and Streeter Hall Open Computing Lab are general access labs open to all students.
Many academic departments manage their own computer labs. Specialized software for these programs is usually available in these labs only. Check with specific departments to see if they provide lab hours for students. See posted hours at www.clackamas.edu/tutoring.
Streeter Hall Open Computing Lab
503-594-6632
Streeter Hall Open Computing Lab is a general access lab open to all students. The lab offers Windows-based computers, general-purpose software such as Microsoft Office and a printer. See posted hours at www.clackamas.edu/tutoring.
Academic Computing Lab
Music Technology and Audio Recording Labs
CCC Oregon City Campus, Niemeyer Center, N216
503-594-3337
The Music Technology Labs and Audio Recording Studio enable students to compose, record, print, and produce music. The facilities are available to CCC students enrolled in music classes that use related Music Technology hardware and software. The CCC Music Technology Labs house 25 state-of-the-art music computer workstations. Software includes Finale, ProTools, and Reason.
Disability Resource Center
www.clackamas.edu/drc
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-6357
drc@clackamas.edu
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) provides students with disabilities equal access to college activities, courses (both online and in-person) and programs.
Students who have a diagnosis that impacts their ability to learn or take a test, either temporarily or permanently, should contact the DRC.
The first step to seeking services with the Disability Resource Center (DRC) is to submit documentation of disability. This could be a 504 plan, IEP, or letter from a qualified provider. After the DRC receives the documentation a meeting will be scheduled to determine accommodations for classes. Please contact the DRC with questions about the DRC or obtaining documentation.
Have a question? Or unsure what qualifies for accommodations? Contact the DRC, 503-594-6357 or drc@clackamas.edu.
https://www.clackamas.edu/campus-life/student-services/disability-resource-center
Enrollment and Graduation Services Center
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-6074
CCC Harmony Community Campus, Harmony Building
503-594-0620
CCC Wilsonville Campus
503-594-0940
Each Enrollment Services Center provides information and assistance with admissions, registration, transcript requests, student ID cards, and making payments.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships
www.clackamas.edu/financial-aid
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-6082
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships provides students with information, resources, applications, and other required forms necessary to apply for various types of aid
offered through the federal government, state, and Clackamas Community College (CCC). Here are the steps to applying for financial aid at CCC.
Step by Step Process
Step 1 Apply to CCC
Go to: www.clackamas.edu/apply
Step 2 Apply for Financial Aid
U.S. Citizens and permanent residents: Apply at www.fafsa.gov every year as soon after Oct. 1 as possible. This one application provides consideration for federal and state grants, federal student loans, and work-study opportunities. CCC’s School Code: 004878.
Undocumented Oregon residents: Complete the Oregon Student Aid Application (ORSAA) at oregonstudentaid.gov to determine eligibility for some state-based financial aid programs. The ORSAA is for undocumented Oregon students, including students who have DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) status.
Note: Do NOT complete the ORSAA if you are a U.S. citizen or a legal permanent resident with an Alien Registration number, as you will already be considered for Oregon-based financial aid through FAFSA.
Step 3 Check your email in MyClackamas
Go to: my.clackamas.edu
- Indicates the college has received your FAFSA or ORSAA.
- We communicate all instructions for your next steps via email.
Step 4 Check your MyClackamas account-weekly
Click on: Self Service Financial Aid Tab
- Complete all documents requested.
- Once documents are submitted, it may take a few weeks to review your file.
- Additional information may be required.
- You will receive an email once your file is reviewed and your award letter is available.
- Accept or reject your award letter online.
- To receive loans, go to www.studentaid.gov
- Complete: Entrance Counseling for CCC and a Master Promissory Note (MPN). (Select Subsidized/Unsubsidized.)
Need Help?
- Get personal assistance in the Financial Aid Resource Lab: Have questions about financial aid? Schedule a free virtual appointment with our Financial Aid Resource Lab staff who can give you one-on-one help with the financial aid process. This service is open to current and future students, as well as community members. If you've got questions about how to pay for college, we've got the answers. Completing the FAFSA application is the first step in securing federal financial aid, including grants, work-study, and student loans. Make an appointment here: www.clackamas.edu/financial-aid-resource-lab. Additional questions can be sent to finaid@clackamas.edu.
Visit The Financial Aid Resource Lab
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
In-person drop-in hours: Monday-Thursday: 12 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Virtual drop-in hours: Mon., Wed., Fri., 12 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Appointment by request: www.clackamas.edu/financial-aid-resource-lab
FREE to students and the general public on a walk-in basis
Staffed by CCC Financial Aid Professionals
Scholarships
www.clackamas.edu/Scholarships
503-594-6082
The CCC Foundation raises funds each year to provide up to $500,000 in scholarship awards to new and returning students. There is just one simple electronic application to fill out to compete for hundreds of scholarships!
Round 1 Application: Opens Jan. 30th and closes mid-April
Round 2 Application: Opens Aug. 1st and closes mid-October
Apply today, one in three applicants receive an award! Our application and more information is online at www.clackamas.edu/Scholarships
You can get questions answered by emailing scholarships@clackamas.edu.
General Student Scholarships
The CCC Foundation funds more than $500,000 in scholarships each year for new and returning students. Our application is online at www.clackamas.edu/scholarships. Once you have completed our scholarship application, you are automatically considered for all CCC Foundation scholarships you meet the criteria for. The application is open January 30
through October with two deadlines; April 12 and Nov. 1. We review applications in April for awarding in fall term and in November for winter term awards
High School Scholarships
The CCC Foundation offers scholarships through each public high school in our district. Information about these scholarships is available in local high school counseling or career centers. Apply online Jan. 30–April 12 at www.clackamas.edu/Scholarships.
High school students who live in the district and compete in the annual Clackamas Regional Skills contest are eligible for partial one-term tuition waiver which are awarded to the top three winners in all categories of the competition.
Special Tuition Scholarships
If you have special skills or plan to participate in extracurricular activities like art, athletics, speech, journalism, student government, music or theater, you may be eligible for a tuition waiver. Contact the appropriate college department to find out how to apply.
Private (Non-CCC) Scholarships
A variety of sources offer scholarships for Community College students of all ages. These scholarships are listed a clackamas.academicworks.com. Click on Opportunities, and choose External.
Environmental Learning Center
www.clackamas.edu/elc
CCC Oregon City Campus
503-594-3015
The John Inskeep Environmental Learning Center is a great place for people of all ages to explore the outdoors and learn about watersheds in a natural environment. Trails, interpretive signs, bird blind, an outdoor amphitheater, and classrooms provide an ideal place for all ages to explore and learn. The ELC also operates the Community Garden on the Oregon City campus.
CCC classes, students and staff, as well as community members, are encouraged to visit during daylight hours- explore the trails, discover wildlife and native plants, or simply enjoy some relaxation!
Program offerings include:
- Field trips and day camps designed to enrich the learning of K-12 students in the area of environmental education
- Workshops for adults
- Continuing Education for professionals covering topics related to the environment and water quality
For additional information: rharber@clackamas.edu
Fitness Center
CCC Oregon City Campus, Randall Hall
503-594-3043
The CCC Fitness Center is open to students and staff when classes are not scheduled in the center. Equipment includes pyramid weight machines, free weights, exercise bicycles, steppers and rowing machines, treadmills, as well as spinning bikes, ellipticals, an upper body ergometer, and several single station machines.
Food On Campus
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
The Cougar Café in the Wacheno Welcome on the Oregon City campus offers a full grill, with options like breakfast burritos, burgers, fries, tater tots, chicken strips, and pizza by the slice. The Cougar Café is open Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. during fall, winter, and spring terms. Vending machines offering beverages, snacks, and fresh food options like sandwiches, salads, and fruit are located at the Harmony and Wilsonville campuses and most buildings throughout the Oregon City campus.
Graduation Services
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-6651
gradservices@clackamas.edu
Graduation Services can assist you with knowing the total number of credits that can be transferred to CCC from other colleges, identify the number of credits needed to complete your degree, and assist you with your Graduation Application.
Honor Society
ΦΘΚ: Phi Theta Kappa
503-594-3040 or 503-594-3041
phitk@clackamas.edu
The Clackamas chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for students in community colleges, offers students recognition for hard work and ways to contribute to the community.
Students who have completed at least 12 college-level credits and have a 3.5 or better cumulative grade point average are invited to join (watch your email for your link).
Membership has many benefits, including Phi Theta Kappa scholarships, society publications, and travel to regional and international meetings. You also have the opportunity to wear a gold stole and tassel at graduation. Chapter activities are centered around the society’s four hallmarks: scholarship, leadership, service, and fellowship. Joining Phi Theta Kappa is a mark of distinction.
The Learning Center
www.clackamas.edu/tutoring
CCC Oregon City Campus, Dye Learning Center
503-594-6191
tutoring@clackamas.edu
The Learning Center: A welcoming environment, open and accessible to all, that inspires people to engage in lifetime learning. The Learning Center is located in the Dye building on the Oregon City campus and online at www.clackamas.mywconline.com and offers the services listed below.
Harmony Tutoring Lab
CCC Harmony Community Campus, Harmony West Third Floor
503-594-6191
tutoring@clackamas.edu
The Harmony Tutoring Lab offers drop-in science and math tutoring and appointment-based writing tutoring. The space is a welcoming environment for students to get academic support and access to computers and a printer. Tutoring hours vary by term, and the tutoring lab is closed during CCC holidays and campus closures. See posted hours on the web, www.clackamas.edu/tutoring.
Academic Computing Lab
503-594-6632
tutoring@clackamas.edu
The Academic Computing Lab in the Dye Learning Center has Windows-based computers available for student use and offers drop-in tutoring for a variety of computing issues,
such as accessing information on Moodle, using all Microsoft Office applications, or printing. Business, accounting, and computer science tutors are available during all open lab hours. You must be a currently registered student to use the lab. See posted hours on web http://www.clackamas.edu/tutoring.
Math Lab
503-594-6191
tutoring@clackamas.edu
Drop-in math tutoring is available in the Dye Learning Center on the Oregon City campus and at the Harmony campus on the third floor in the new Harmony West building. In the Math Labs, students can obtain one-on-one help for their math homework and preparation for exams. Help is available for most math classes taught on campus. We also offer one-on-one scheduled tutoring for pre-100-level math courses at the Oregon City campus. For more information about scheduled tutoring or to view our posted hours visit, www.clackamas.edu/tutoring.
Writing Center
503-594-6191
writing@clackamas.edu
The Writing Center offers students one-to-one feedback on any writing assignment, for any class or project. Students can get help with any aspect of writing: understanding the assignment, strategies for getting started, grammar and editing, organization, strategies for revising and polishing, considering the audience, and citing sources. Help is available for working on scholarship and admissions applications and essays, as well as cover letters and resumes. See posted hours on the web, www.clackamas.edu/tutoring.
Subject-Area Tutoring
503-594-6191
tutoring@clackamas.edu
The Learning Center provides free individual and small group tutoring in many subjects, such as science. Tutors are available by request, with some drop-in tutoring and some by appointment. Limited services are available at Harmony and Wilsonville in some subjects.
Additional Tutoring Services and Labs
- A & P Study Room: DeJardin 132
- Accounting Tutoring: Academic Computing Lab: Dye 128
- Adult Basic Skills SMART Learning Lab: Dye 129
- Chemistry Tutorial Lab: DeJardin 242
- Digital Media Lab: McLoughlin 125
- Horticulture: Library and Computer Lab: Clairmont
- MIDI and Music labs: Niemeyer 216, 211
- Open Computing Lab and Quiet Study Space, Streeter Hall 137
- Volunteer Literacy Center, D132
- World Language Lab: McLoughlin 244
Online Tutoring Available
503-594-6191
tutoring@clackamas.edu
Additional online tutoring options are offered to current Clackamas Community College students as a supplementary tutoring resource for subjects or during hours not currently offered in the Dye Learning Center. Students can access up to seven hours of free online tutoring per term. More information found at www.clackamas.edu/Smarthinking
Library
www.clackamas.edu/library
Circulation: 503-594-6323
circ@clackamas.edu
Research Help: 503-594-6042
reference@clackamas.edu
CCC Library offers access to high quality collections and research support, both online from anywhere and in the library, located in the Dye Learning Center on the Oregon City campus. CCC Library is available for use by students, faculty, staff, and the public.
Browse our collections. We provide access to hundreds of thousands of print books, eBooks, graphic novels, electronic journals and magazines, online newspapers, streaming videos, and technology. Including:
- Free textbooks for CCC classes in Course Reserves
- Materials from our Orbis Cascade Alliance partner libraries
- Calculators, laptop and phone chargers, and headphones
- Access our electronic resources from off-campus by visiting our website, and logging in using your CCC username and password
Get help from librarians. We assist with any research needs, including using the library, developing topics, citations, finding and evaluating sources, and more. To get help you can:
- Chat 24/7 with a librarian on our website
- Email or call the Research Help Desk
- Schedule 1-on-1 Zoom appointments
- Visit us in person at Dye Learning Center
- Take LIB-101 Introduction to Library Research, a free course designed to strengthen research skills
Use our space. CCC Library is open to our community. Find quiet workspace, use a group study room, or come in for printing, copying and scanning. Library hours can be found at libguides.clackamas.edu/hours.
Music
www.clackamas.edu/music
CCC Oregon City Campus, Niemeyer Center
503-594-3337
The Music Department sponsors a number of vocal and instrumental performing groups that are open to students and to the community. Groups include Wind Ensemble,
Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Choir, Vocal Jazz Ensemble, String Ensemble, Jazz Combo/Improvisation, Contemporary Music Ensemble and Pep Band (pop/blues/rock/R&B). Some ensembles require auditions. Scholarship funds and work-study positions may be available for students who participate in music groups or activities (need not be a music major).
The Music Department offers group instruction on guitar, voice, and piano. In addition, individual (private) lessons are available for almost all instruments. Music Technology Labs and Audio Recording Studios enable students to compose, record, print, and produce music. Software includes Finale, ProTools, and Reason. The Labs are available to CCC students enrolled in appropriate music classes.
The CCC Music Department is home to the Ed Beach Collection, a library of more than 2,200 hours of recorded jazz. The original master tapes are now in the National Archives; this edition of the collection is the only other edition in existence.
Peer Program
www.clackamas.edu/peer-program
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3444
Peer Assistants serve in office support positions in several college departments, including Student Life and Leadership, the Disability Resource Center, and Advising. These students are part of the overall student leadership program that includes ASG. These students also receive tuition waivers in exchange for their leadership.
Service Learning Volunteers
CCC Oregon City Campus, Community Center
503-594-3030
The Service Learning program provides volunteer/community service opportunities for CCC students. Service Learning takes place in the form of community service events, individual service for a particular agency, and a for-credit service-learning course. In this latter case, college credit can be earned for participation in the program and tuition is free. Email us at john.ginsburg@clackmas.edu.
Student ID Cards
Photo student ID cards are available at each of our campuses. You’ll need this card for transactions on campus, including library checkout, access to computer and tutorial labs, the Assessment Center, enrollment verification, and admission to college events. Picture identification will be required to obtain your photo ID card. First card is free, replacements are $10.
Student Life & Leadership
www.clackamas.edu/campus-life/student-involvement
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3040
The Student Life and Leadership Office is the department that coordinates and oversees the following:
- Associated Student Government (ASG)
- Clubs
- Free Food Pantry
- Health and Wellness Events
- International Student Support
- Multicultural Center
- Peer Assistants
- Service Learning
- Transportation
- Welcome Weeks and other special events
The office is also the location for Chromebook and hot-spot loans, lost-and-found, and lots of other information.
Student Publications
theclackamasprint.net
www.clackamas.edu/journalism
CCC Oregon City Campus, Roger Rook Hall, RR135
503-594-3261 or 503-594-3254
The Clackamas Print is an award-winning student-run newspaper published weekly during the school year. Clackamas News Online trains students in broadcast journalism. Clackamas Literary Review is a nationally distributed literary magazine designed and edited by students that publish poetry, fiction, and essays, and offers a student writing contest. Together, these student-run media provide the opportunity to gain practical experience in writing, broadcast journalism, publishing, photography, multimedia reporting, illustration, layout, desktop publishing, and graphic design. Tuition waivers are available to student editors.
For information, contact Rita Shaw at ritas@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3254.
Testing & Placement Services
www.clackamas.edu/testing
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3283
testing@clackamas.edu
Testing & Placement Services offers the following:
- PASS (Placement Advising for Student Success)
- Accuplacer Placement Testing
- CCC & non-CCC proctored testing (by arrangement)
- Workkeys (National Career Readiness Certificate)
- Oregon Department of Agriculture Exams
- Pearson Vue Testing (including GED testing)
- Kryterion Testing
CCC Harmony Campus, East Building, H180
503-594-0636
testing.harmony@clackamas.edu
- PASS (Placement Advising for Student Success)
- Accuplacer Placement Testing
- CCC & non-CCC proctored testing (by arrangement)
- Workkeys (National Career Readiness Certificate)
CCC Wilsonville Campus, East Wing, W151
503-594-0940
testing.wilsonville@clackamas.edu
- Accuplacer Placement Testing and advising
- CCC & non-CCC proctored testing (by arrangement)
- Workkeys (National Career Readiness Certificate)
- Oregon Department of Agriculture Exams
- Pearson Vue Testing (including GED)
Theatre
www.clackamas.edu/theatre
CCC Oregon City Campus, Niemeyer Center
503-594-3153
The Theatre Department produces one full-length play and several student-directed theatre projects each term. Workshop courses focus on the production of theatre for public performance, and everyone in the community is welcome to participate. The department also offers lecture courses, which encompass technique, theory, and philosophy of theatre arts. College credit is available for each production, and students in need of financial assistance may qualify for tuition waivers or work-study.
Clackamas Repertory Theatre
www.clackamasrep.org
CCC Oregon City Campus, Niemeyer Center
503-594-6047
Founded in 2005 as an extension of the CCC Theatre Department, Clackamas Repertory Theatre is a professional theatre company that produces a three-play season July through October. CRT features current and former CCC Theatre Department students both on stage and behind the scenes, as well as professional Portland-area actors and directors. For information on our current season, visit www.clackamasrep.org
Tutorial Services
Transportation Options for Students
www.clackamas.edu/transportation
Clackamas Community College enjoys a variety of transportation options including a free shuttle, carpooling matching service, multiple bus options, and a free Bike Rental Program.
The latest information and additional details can be found at www.clackamas.edu/transportation.
CCC XPRESS Shuttle
Operated by Clackamas County, this free shuttle runs between the Oregon City and Harmony campuses and the Clackamas Town Center Transit Center. There are also routes within Oregon City and from the Clackamas Town Center Transit Center to the Clackamas Industrial Area. For schedule information, see www.clackamas.us/h3s/connects-shuttle.
Carpool Matching Service
Find a carpool partner at GetThereOregon.org. Sign up using your @student.clackamas.edu email address. Use GetThereOregon.org to find carpool for the chance to win gift cards
Public Transportation
Clackamas Community College is serviced by a number of bus lines, including TriMet, South Clackamas Transit District (SCTD) and Clackamas County free shuttles. See http://www.clackamas.edu/transportation for details.
Bike Rental Program
Rent a bike for free. Rentals include a helmet, lock, front and rear lights, fenders, rear rack, and discount on repairs.
Veterans Education and Training Center
www.clackamas.edu/veterans
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3438
vetinfo@clackamas.edu
Clackamas Community College welcomes veterans, service members, and their family members. We are dedicated to providing exceptional, individualized service and resources to every veteran and military family member. We offer assistance and information about veterans’ benefits, education and career options, referrals to community and college services, and enrollment. For over ten years, CCC has been among the top-rated colleges for veterans and military family members. Most recently, CCC was rated the top two-year college in the Pacific Northwest by the Military Times: Best for Vets annual survey. Our purpose is to ensure student success by creating a community of student veterans committed to making the transition from military service to academic and civilian success.
Veterans Services
www.clackamas.edu/veterans
CCC Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
503-594-3438
vetinfo@clackamas.edu
Clackamas Community College provides a comprehensive range of services and assistance for service members, veterans, and their family members, including:
- Assistance with all VA educational and college processes and resources
- Information about VA benefits and other forms of assistance
- Access to a full-service computer lounge with free coffee and snack bar
- Assistance with all forms of military tuition assistance
- Cougar Vets, the student club for veterans and friends of veterans
If you are currently serving in the military, have ever served, or are a military family member, contact us to learn more. Our team at the Veterans Education and Training (VET) Center is committed to making your transition from military service to civilian life a success!
Work Study
www.clackamas.edu/work-study
503-594-6082
The Work Study program is a federal financial aid program providing student employment. The program is based on financial need and available to eligible students who apply early and are enrolled in at least six credits of coursework in a degree or certificate program. Applicants should use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to apply for financial aid, then contact workstudy@clackamas.edu.
Workforce Development Services
www.clackamas.edu/workforce
CCC Oregon City Campus, Pauling B
503-594-6246
A successful career starts here!
CCC's Workforce Development Services supports employment in the community by providing education and training resources and connecting with business partnerships. We provide opportunities to individuals and employers while promoting equity, inclusiveness and respect.
Our Workforce advisors connect people, especially unemployed and underemployed workers, to career development and support services with on-the-job training in growing, high-demand fields like manufacturing, health care and technology. One of our areas of expertise is helping laid-off workers and businesses in need of connecting with a skilled pool of talent to remain competitive.
As part of the WorkSource Oregon network of experts across the state, our goal is to develop a highly skilled workforce that creates economic prosperity in Clackamas County.
Contact a workforce advisor today! Call 503-594-6246 or email at work.force@clackamas.edu.
Funded by Clackamas Workforce Partnership www.clackamasworkforce.org through the U.S. Department of Labor and the State of Oregon.
Student Rights
Campus Security Report – Jeanne Clery Act1
The “Jeanne Clery Disclosure for Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act” (formerly the Campus Security Act) is a federal law that requires institutions of higher education to disclose campus security information, including crime statistics for the campus and surrounding area. As a current or prospective CCC student or employee, you have a right to obtain a copy of this information. You may review this information by accessing the federal government website (enter “Clackamas Community College” in the search field) or in the CCC student handbook. You may also obtain a hard copy of this information upon request by contacting the CCC Campus Safety at 503-594-6650 or at www.clackamas.edu/student-rights
Directory Information
Clackamas Community College has established an institutional policy regarding the release of limited directory information as defined in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). The following information may be released upon request to anyone:
- Full name
- Enrollment status
- Enrollment dates
- Verification of certificate, degree, or honors and awards
- Residency status
- Major/program
- Athletic participation (Including height and weight of team members.)
The following information may be released by the Dean of Academic Foundations and Connections or Registrar:
- Address and telephone number
- Class location to Public Safety in case of health or safety emergencies.
Exceptions to the above may include but are not limited to:
- Release of alumni names and addresses to our Foundation Office for communication with CCC graduates;
- The release and posting of names of students receiving academic honors/awards;
- Student-athletes may sign a release of information form through the Athletic Department for the release of information regarding registration activity, grades, and access to records by their coach or the athletic director. Other student groups may also sign similar releases through their department/group.
Students employed with the college that have access to student records receive FERPA training and are asked to read and sign an institutional confidentiality statement of understanding. Directory information for use within the college is permitted in accordance with FERPA guidelines. Disclosure within the college does not constitute institutional authorization to transmit, share or disclose any or all information received to a third party.
Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA)
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) provides students with specific rights regarding their academic records. They are as follows:
- The right to inspect and review your records. You may request to review your records by submitting a written request to the Registration and Records Office or other school official having custody of such records.
- The right to seek amendment to your record if you believe it to be inaccurate, misleading or in violation of your privacy rights. Requests for amendments must be in writing and must describe the specific item or record you wish to have amended. You must also include the reasons why the amendment is justified.
- The right to consent to disclosure of personally identifiable information contained in your academic records, except when consent is not required by FERPA. FERPA does not require a student’s consent when disclosure is to school officials with legitimate educational interests (See AR 6-96-0031). Additionally, consent is not required by FERPA in the instances where a person or company with whom the college has contracted or appointed as its agent and/or students serving on official committees have legitimate educational interest. A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an academic record in order to fulfill their professional responsibilities.
- The right to file a complaint with the Department of Education, Family Compliance Office concerning alleged failures by the college to comply with the FERPA requirements.
- FERPA allows the college to disclose your directory information without consent. If you do not want this information released, you must submit a request with the Enrollment and Graduation Services Office.
Release of Information
Clackamas Community College adheres to and is committed to honoring all state and federal laws pertaining to the privacy and confidentiality of your directory information and academic record. You have the right to restrict access to information if you so choose. Please refer to the following in regards to the release and restriction of directory information.
Requesting to Restrict the Release of Directory Information
You may restrict the release of directory information as mentioned above by submitting a Restrict Directory Information request form to the Enrollment and Graduation Services Office. This restriction will remain in place until you ask for removal. It will remain in place even after you graduate or have stopped attending.
Use of Your Social Security Number
OAR 581-41-460 authorizes Clackamas Community College to ask you to provide your Social Security Number. The number will be used for reporting, research, and record keeping. Your number will also be provided by the college to the Oregon Community College Unified Reporting System (OCCURS), which is a group made up of all community colleges in Oregon, the State Department of Community Colleges and Workforce Development and the Oregon Community College Association. OCCURS gathers information about students and programs to meet state and federal reporting requirements. It also helps colleges plan, research and develop programs. This information helps the colleges to support the progress of students and their success in the workplace and other education programs. OCCURS or the college may provide your Social Security Number to the following agencies or match it with records from the following systems:
- State and private universities, colleges and vocational schools, to find out how many community college students go on with their education and to find out whether community college courses are a good basis for further education.
- The Shared Information System, which gathers information to help state and local agencies plan education and training services to help Oregon citizens get the best jobs available.
- The Office of Professional Technical Education Management Information System, to provide reports to the state and federal governments. The information is used to learn about education, training and job market trends for planning, research and program improvement. Funding for community colleges is based on this information.
- The Oregon Employment Department, which gathers information, including employment and earnings, to help state and local agencies plan education and training services to help Oregon citizens get the best jobs available.
- The Oregon Department of Education, to provide reports to local, state, and federal governments. The information is used to learn about education, training, and job market trends for planning, research and program improvement.
- The Oregon Department of Revenue and collection agencies only for purposes of processing debts and only if credit is extended to you by the college.
- The National Student Loan Clearinghouse for the purpose of verifying your enrollment at other colleges, universities and vocational schools.
- The Internal Revenue Service, to provide required information related to the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997.
State and federal law protects the privacy of your records. Your number will be used only for the purposes listed above.
Solomon Amendment Disclosure
The Solomon Amendment requires by law that the college release: student name, address, telephone number, date of birth, educational level, academic major and degrees awarded upon request from recruiters of the branches of the U.S. military.
Student Information
The college collects data on all students1. The kind and amount of data differ for each student depending on the kind of services you use and the length of your stay at the college. Pursuant to Public Law 93-380, you may review all official records, files, or data pertaining to you, with the following exceptions:
- Confidential financial information reported by the parent or guardian unless the records explicitly grant by written permission the student to review the financial statement.
- Medical, psychiatric, or similar records used for treatment purposes.
Access to your student record is guaranteed and must be made available to you within 45 days of your official request. You may challenge the content of a record you consider inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of your privacy or other rights by contacting the college Registrar. You have the right to a hearing as outlined in the “Students’ Rights, Freedoms & Responsibilities” section of the Student Handbook.
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All data from records submitted, filed, and accumulated in Enrollment and Graduation Services become the property of the College
Student Right to Know and Other Notification Requirements
Clackamas Community College information regarding academic programs, student completion/graduation rates, financial assistance, athletics, institutional financial support, privacy rights (FERPA), campus security, crime statistics, and other Student Right to Know items may be obtained by going to www.clackamas.edu/student-rights
Printed copies of this information may also be obtained by contacting the Registration and Records Office at 503-594-3370 or registrar@clackmas.edu
Discrimination Concerns
Clackamas Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin, disability, family relationship, or any other protected status in accordance with applicable law. The college’s commitment to nondiscrimination applies to curricular activity and all aspects of the college. In accordance with applicable law, Clackamas Community College does not discriminate on the basis of a disability and is specifically dedicated to providing a harassment-free environment for all people with disabilities, as well as timely and effective provision of services for students with disabilities. To this end, the following procedures are designed to serve any member of the community who experiences any form of discrimination.
ADA Complaint Procedure
Any student who feels that they have been discriminated against or harassed due to their disability should contact the Disabilities Coordinator to report the event. The Disabilities Coordinator will then investigate the incident consistent with the ADA complaint process. Any student who feels they have been discriminated against due to disability is free at any time to submit a complaint to the office for Civil Rights. Please refer to board policy for ADA Grievance Procedure and Discrimination form:
Sexual Harassment, Assault, and Title IX
Title IX Coordinator, Melissa McCormack
Oregon City Campus, 503-594-3300
melissa.mccormack@clackamas.edu
Title IX Coordinator for Students, John Ginsburg
Oregon City Campus, 503-594-3030
TitleIX@clackamas.edu
www.clackamas.edu/titleix
Title IX is a federal law that obligates the college to prevent and respond to incidents of sexual harassment, including sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking. The College is required to investigate all incidents of sexual misconduct and, other than those who are expressly exempt from reporting, faculty and staff (called “responsible employees”) are required to report such incidents when they receive information about sexual misconduct. Resources are available to those who have been sexually harassed or assaulted, including speaking with a confidential advocate (who does not have a duty to report). If you or someone you know has been harassed or assaulted, consult the Title IX website for more information and options, or contact a Title IX Coordinator.
Resources and Information
Clackamas Community College is a diverse community that provides equal opportunity in employment, activities, and its programs. It is the policy of the Clackamas Community College and its Board that there will be no discrimination or harassment in any educations programs, activities, or employment on the grounds of race, color, religion, ethnicity, use of native language, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, veteran status, age, genetic information or any other status protected under applicable federal, state or local laws. The College also prohibits retaliation against an individual for engaging in activity protected under this policy and interfering with rights or privileges granted under anti-discrimination laws. Persons having questions about equal opportunity and nondiscrimination should contact the dean of Human Resources for Clackamas Community College in Barlow Hall at the Oregon City campus, 503-594-3300.
Please note the following areas of responsibility, should you need relevant resources or information:
Title II Coordinator, Stephanie Murphy, Director of Adult Education
Oregon City campus, 503-594-3392
Problem Resolution Form
This form is to help students who want to report a problem regarding a faculty or staff member of the College. Students should submit this form to the Director (in the case of a staff member) or the Department Chair (in the case of a faculty member) of the department of the faculty/staff member of concern. Students unsure of where to direct this form should contact Jennifer Anderson, Associate Dean for Enrollment and Student Services, jennifer.anderson@clackamas.edu.
Please reference the college rule, policy or procedure allegedly violated as described in Student Rights, Freedom & Responsibilities www.clackamas.edu/students-rights