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RCC students are invited to participate in two special theater opportunities during the first week of spring term. Each year, the RCC Diversity Programming Board hosts Teatro Milagro, a theater group from Portland. This year, they will provide two offerings. First up is an on-campus “movie” screening of their play, Semillas, followed by a Q&A with the actors. They will also host a two-night, in-person theatre workshop. There is no charge for the...
Happy Groundhog Day! The groundhog checked the academic calendar this morning and predicted six more weeks of winter term. You can do this, Ospreys! If you need extra support, please check out RCC’s free tutoring, free counseling and the Advocacy and Resource Center. It’s Scholarship Season!Did you know the RCC Foundation provides almost $500,000 in scholarships to RCC students each year? There’s one easy online application to apply for more than 100 scholarships. The application for 2023-24...
On Sunday, Feb. 5, 3:30-4:30 p.m. at the RCC Redwood Campus Cafe, U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley, who represents our region, will be holding a free public town hall meeting. Students may take the opportunity to hear about Sen. Merkley’s advocacy plans for the year ahead and may also share their concerns or offer questions regarding higher education or other matters of interest. On Friday, Feb. 17, 1:30-2:30 p.m....
As Week 2 of winter term winds down, we hope everything is going well and you’re feeling settled in your classes. If you’re feeling uncertain, RCC Counseling is here to help! They can offer study tips, personal counseling, community resources and more. Free tutoring is also available to all RCC students. The deadline to pay for classes is tomorrow, Jan. 13. If you have excess financial aid after your winter charges are paid, the first...
It’s time to say Happy New Year and welcome to winter term! Winter term begins Monday, Jan. 2. RCC is closed Friday, Dec. 30, in observance of New Year’s Day. Staff will be available to point you in the right direction during our Week of Welcome on Monday and Tuesday. Stop by for coffee and snacks, rock painting and a scavenger hunt with prizes. New Student Orientation and campus tours...
Your feedback is important Dear RCC student, We know that many students struggle with understanding how their college courses will transfer to other colleges and universities in Oregon. To address this challenge, Oregon’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission is planning to develop a website that would help students with transferring college credits between Oregon colleges and universities. This website could also help students with the transfer process...
Hello Ospreys! The RCC Associated Student Government is recruiting. Become a student leader! Get Involved! Get Connected! Make a difference! Develop leadership and communication skills. Create lifelong connections Fulfill volunteer requirements for various scholarships and universities. Earn compensation up to the equivalent of full-time enrollment, currently $1,440 per term Apply at https://www.roguecc.edu/studentLife/recruit.asp Looking for a sense of community? Want to have fun on campus hanging out with friends? Join or...
Dear RCC Ospreys, As we quickly approach the end of this academic year, many of you are making summer plans, lining up work, taking summer classes, or all of the above. Before you get too busy, we would like to remind you to make sure your financial aid affairs are in order. Spring 2022 aid & past due balances – if you still owe a balance...
Rogue Community College (RCC) is happy to announce the selection of Randy Weber, Ed.D. currently Executive Vice President, Chief Student Success & Strategy Officer at Johnson County Community College (Kansas), as its next president. Following a unanimous vote of confirmation by all members of the RCC Board of Education present on Wednesday, March 23, Dr. Weber will become the college’s 7th president, and will begin...
Rogue Community College will be changing the mask requirements on campus following new guidance from the Oregon Public Health Authority issued on Feb. 28. As a result of declining case rates, Oregon’s mandate requiring masks in indoor public places and schools will be lifted as of 11:59 p.m. on March 11. To comply with state policy, masks will no longer be required on any RCC...