Emergency Drills Planned for Week of April 13

Risk Management will be conducting collegewide emergency preparedness drills during the week of April 13, 2026. These drills will impact all Rogue Community College locations and operations and are part of RCC’s ongoing commitment to safety, preparedness and continuity of operations. The drills are designed to help employees and students practice appropriate responses to potential emergency scenarios and to ensure that communication and coordination systems...

Campus Security: Retirement and an Introduction

Rogue Community College announces the transition of David Hargrove from a part-time to a full-time Campus Security Officer, following the retirement of longtime Campus Security Officer Scot Feeney. Feeney’s retirement marks the conclusion of a dedicated career in campus safety. Over the course of his service, he contributed significantly to maintaining a safe and supportive environment for students, staff and visitors across RCC campuses. The...

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RCC Announces Transition in SBDC Role, Reaffirms Commitment to Regional Business Community

JACKSON and JOSEPHINE COUNTIES, ORE (April 3, 2026) – Rogue Community College (RCC) announced Wednesday an upcoming transition in its role within the Oregon Small Business Development Center Network, effective July 1. The change follows more than four decades of service through RCC’s Small Business Development Center, which has supported entrepreneurs and small businesses across Southern Oregon for more than 42 years. RCC has long...

Be Part of the Parade – Sign Up

The Pear Blossom Parade is coming up fast — have you signed up to walk with RCC? Your presence makes a difference. Let’s show Medford that Opportunity Starts Here! Event Details Who Can Participate? Everyone at RCC is welcome! In previous years, a variety of groups have proudly represented RCC, including: Whether you’re part of a department, program or team — or you’d just like...

Courageous Conversations: The Land Back Movement

The Land Back movement has had major resurgences in the last 50 years. For example, in the 1970s during the American Indian Movement and, over the last decade, when the 2016 Standing Rock Dakota Access Pipeline protests brought international attention to the movement and galvanized youth leadership. But Indigenous peoples in North America have been advocating for Land Back for centuries, going back to the...

Your Voice Matters: Join the Program Reviews for Science/Engineering and Mathematics

We’re launching a Comprehensive Program Review (CPR) for our Science/Engineering and Mathematics programs, and we invite faculty and staff to be part of the conversation. Date: April 10, 2026Time: 9–10 a.m.Format: Zoom Meeting ID: 988 7938 5378Passcode: 452640 During the session, staff from the Science/Engineering and Mathematics programs will share presentations as part of the review process. Participants will have a chance to ask questions...

New Process for Student Travel Forms

Risk Management has transitioned the student travel paperwork process to DocuSign to streamline submissions and approvals. The following forms are now completed and routed electronically through DocuSign. See the Risk Management Forms and Waivers webpage: As part of this process, one designated person must be identified by the requesting department when completing the forms. This individual will automatically receive a copy of the completed Medical...

Call for Breakouts: Help Shape Spring Inservice 2026!

Submit your session ideas HERE Spring Inservice 2026 is coming up on May 8, and we’re building the breakout lineup now! The Professional Development Council is hard at work reaching out to external breakout facilitators and is ready to start hearing from our own colleagues interested in facilitating a session. You can propose a session you’d like to lead, suggest a topic without a facilitator...