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Every year, the Rogue Community College Foundation invites students to apply for more than 100 scholarships through a single general application. After the application closes on June 1, 2026, we rely on the help of reviewers to read and score applications. It is a small time commitment but an impactful and inspiring volunteer opportunity. Reviews are completed online at your convenience during a two‑week window...
Looking for a simple, free way to support RCC? The Rogue Community College Foundation is now registered with Fred Meyer Community Rewards. Sign up for the Fred Meyer Community Rewards program by connecting your Fred Meyer Shopper’s Card to Rogue Community College Foundation. Visit the My Account section on the Fred Meyer website. Once logged in to your Fred Meyer account, search for Rogue Community...
Upcoming professional development opportunities hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources: Register for a Virtual OER Review Workshop taking place on one of three dates: May 11 from 1-2 p.m., May 13 from 5-6 p.m., or May 14 from 12-1 p.m. After the workshop, you’ll receive a $200-$300 stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource. Other ways to get involved There are usually...
The American Association for Women in Community Colleges – RCC Chapter (AAWCC-RCC) and the RCC President’s Office invite nominations for the Oregon Institute for Leadership Development (OILD). This year’s OILD will take place July 13–16 at the Big K Guest Ranch in Elkton, Oregon, and is coordinated by the AAWCC Oregon Chapter. The President’s Office will nominate up to two RCC employees to participate in...
At Rogue Community College, important work happens every day across classrooms, programs and campuses. Shared governance is one way we bring those perspectives together, so decisions are informed by the people closest to the work. In simple terms, shared governance is how faculty, staff and students can contribute their insight, experience and feedback to help shape the direction of the college. It’s not about adding...
The American Association for Women in Community Colleges – RCC Chapter (AAWCC-RCC) successfully hosted its Spring $1 Clothing Sale, raising $1,382 in just two days to support student scholarships at Rogue Community College. This event was made possible through the generous contributions of faculty, staff and community members who donated clothing, volunteered their time and helped spread the word. The sale not only raised scholarship...
Inclusive Hiring is back! Join us for an updated workshop at Table Rock Campus on Wednesday, May 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Health Professions Center. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided. Register for the workshop here. Once registered, you’ll receive a calendar invite and, closer to the event, a confirmation email with full details. Supervisors and Department Chairs should plan to attend. If you are a supervisor, you may have...
Are you registered to vote? 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, and it’s also an election year! With the Oregon Primary a month away, it’s a good time to revisit some laws and college policies related to voter registration and political activity. We also want to invite you to an upcoming civic engagement event, co-hosted by RCC’s Associated Student Government...
We invite you to celebrate the groundbreaking of our new Transportation Technology Centers at the Table Rock and Redwood campuses. These facilities will expand hands-on training opportunities in automotive, diesel and emerging transportation technologies — helping prepare students for high-demand careers and supporting workforce needs in Southern Oregon. You are welcome to join us at one or both events as we celebrate this exciting milestone....
Spring Inservice is on May 8. Have an important update or announcement to share during Spring Inservice? Submit your slide(s) to Ryanne Mitchell via email by the end of the day Monday, April 20. These slides are a great way to highlight exciting happenings in your department or educate the college about important information or resources. For more information, contact Ryanne Mitchell.