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Planning ahead just got easier. Rogue Community College has updated the 2025–26 Academic Calendar as of May 2, 2025. Notable updates include: These updates help ensure students and departments can prepare with confidence for upcoming terms. Access the most current version of the calendar here. For questions, contact Molly Darling on Teams or by phone at 541-956-7115.
The RCC Advocacy and Resource Center (ARC) has partnered with the local Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) Eligibility team to provide on-campus support for students seeking financial assistance. Beginning in May, an ODHS representative will be available for two hours per week in the Redwood Campus Wiseman Center Room 12 to assist students with determining eligibility and enrolling in SNAP benefits. This partnership is...
Last year, RCC’s executive assistants were asked to take on a deceptively simple challenge: untangling the everyday systems we all rely on—but don’t all use the same way. The process began with listening. Through collegewide surveys like “Tell Us About Your Tech,” monthly Admin Team meetings, and one-on-one conversations, the team asked: The patterns were clear: Everyone was solving the same problems, but in different...
Rogue Community College Earns National Recognition as Opportunity College, Grants Pass Tribune, April 28, 2025 RCC Named “Opportunity College” by Carnegie Classifications of Higher Education, KAJO Radio, April 28, 2025
Today—Monday, May 5—marks two important deadlines: Breakout session spots fill quickly, so be sure to register for your preferred session as soon as possible. If your department has updates, announcements or wants to highlight recent accomplishments, submit your slides to Cara Lumpkin at clumpkin@roguecc.edu by the end of the day. For additional questions, contact Cara on Teams or by phone at 541-956-7394. Featured Speaker: Dr....
Join us in recognizing April’s Osprey Ovation recipients! Name: Scott LindbergCore Values: Collaboration; Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; SustainabilityReason: I would like to recognize Scott Lindberg and his dedication to Pre-College Education students by supporting our efforts to secure additional funding sources. Scott is a wonderful colleague who collaborates effortlessly with our team as we collectively pile in on shared documents often up until the deadline...
Join us for the Inclusive Hiring Workshop at Table Rock Campus on Thursday, May 22, from 9 a.m. to 4 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 additional details. This workshop offers an opportunity to explore ways...
Rogue Community College (RCC) is excited to announce the launch of its Phlebotomy Program at the Redwood Campus in Grants Pass beginning summer term. This program expansion offers students in the region greater access to career training in a high-demand health care field. RCC’s Phlebotomy Program is a one-term special admissions program that provides hands-on training in blood collection techniques and prepares students for entry-level...
Nikki Koenig has been part of the Rogue Community College family for 18 years, officially becoming a full-time classified employee in 2010. Her journey began in the Student Services Division, where she gained valuable experience working in Financial Aid, Admissions and Advising. Each role helped shape her passion for supporting students. Nikki is excited to enter her new role as Accounts Receivable Coordinator in the...
This is part of an ongoing series about RCC’s new Teaching and Learning Framework. As we wrap up our series on the Teaching and Learning Framework, we’re shining a light on Evaluating and Improving Student Learning — a crucial area for creating impactful teaching and learning experiences. What does it mean to evaluate and improve student learning? This area focuses on creating a cycle of...