Category: Staff/Faculty Action Items

We’re excited to share that Emburse will officially go live on Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025! To support a smooth rollout, we’ve scheduled two separate training sessions on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025: New Travel Booking Program Training Get introduced to RCC’s new travel booking tool, which will be integrated directly into Emburse. This training will be repeated several times in January; if you cannot attend this...

With RCC’s move to an online catalog, the location and storage of course outlines has moved to this environment as well. To locate a course outline, go to catalog.roguecc.edu to see course descriptions for the current academic year. Starting 2026-27, this section of the catalog will be titled “course outlines” instead of “course descriptions.” Courses can be filtered by prefix. Note the academic year listing...

Please keep in mind the college will be closed from Dec. 23, 2025, through Jan. 1, 2026. During this time, there will be no one available to accept deliveries. Important Guidelines: Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Procurement Department at Procuement@roguecc.edu. Please visit the Procurement Hub Home Page for more information.

An up-to-date directory helps students, colleagues and campus services reach the right people fast. The RCC online directory is now open for updates — please take a few minutes to review your information and make sure it’s current. How to Update Your Directory Info Need more help? Check out this Scribe How-To Guide for step-by-step instructions. You Can Update: Note: Some fields like your title...

Under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), all public entities — including colleges and government agencies — must make sure their websites and mobile apps meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. This means any software or digital platform we use or purchase must be accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities.  These requirements apply not just to our...

Rogue Community College has introduced new “How to Respond to an Emergency” posters, now displayed in classrooms, offices and public spaces across all campuses. These posters provide students, staff and visitors with clear, quick guidance on what to do in different emergency situations. The posters highlight key actions for medical emergencies, fire, earthquake, evacuation, shelter, secure and lockdown. Each step is laid out in simple,...

Do you have a creative project that could transform the way we engage our students? Now is your chance to bring it to life! Apply for up to $10,000 in microgrant funds to launch your idea and make a real impact. We are especially excited to support new proposals that align with RCC’s mission, values and annual priorities. Priority will be given to projects that...

If you’re returning from summer and thinking about ways to bring AI into your teaching, the Teaching with AI Faculty Lab is a good place to start. The page includes ready-to-use prompt libraries, video walkthroughs, downloadable templates and syllabus guidance. It’s built to support classroom teaching, but all RCC staff are welcome to explore and take part. Whether you’re looking for help drafting a lesson...

As part of recent updates to the Emergency Notification System, Risk Management has auto-enrolled all employees into the program. This ensures everyone receives timely information in the event of a weather closure, active shooter, fire or other urgent emergency. To make sure we can reach you effectively, please log into the myRogue portal and review your emergency contact information (see the Student Forms tab). If...