Colorado Community Colleges Online (CCCOnline)Colorado Community Colleges Online (CCCOnline) is an online consortium of the thirteen member colleges of the Colorado Community College system, Dawson Community College (Montana), Northwest Missouri State University, and T. H. Pickens Technical Center (Aurora, Colorado). Since its inception in 1999, Enrolment in CCCOnline courses has increased in excess of 20% per year. CCCOnline students completed 72, 111 credit hours in Academic Year (AY) 2005 and projections for AY 2006 are that students will complete over 87, 000 credit hours. North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Through CCCOnline, students earn fully accredited Associate of Arts degrees, Associate of Applied Science Degrees and Certificates in various disciplines. In 2003 CCCOnline was recognized as one of the top three virtual consortiums in the United States by Carol Twigg of the Center for Academic Transformation (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute). CCCOnline's quality assurance practices garnered it the 2004 Western Cooperative's WOW! award. Student Information: To register for classes offered through CCCOnline a student chooses a home college (http: //www.ccconline.org/start/finding_college. htm ). When a student applies to a home college he/she is given a Student ID and PIN which allow students access to courses and other information through the home college's online information system. Processing of applications take 48 hours after which students can register for courses. The home college, not CCCOnline, will transcribe grades after courses have been finished. Faculty Information : The heart of CCCOnline's instruction is its faculty. From the start, CCCOnline has recruited qualified higher education faculty who are first and foremost committed to facilitating and communicating with students for the sake of each learner's success. Through a wide range of professional development workshops and in online and face-to-face training sessions, CCOnline provides training and ongoing workshops to develop and expand faculty's online technical and instructional abilities. CCCOnline expects faculty to actively engage in continuous learning and is committed to providing opportunities for them. CCCOnline currently employs about 275 adjunct faculty; many have been with CCCOnline since its inception. Faculty Qualifications: CCCOnline currently hires only Colorado residents for faculty positions. Faculty applying to teach academic courses must have a minimum of 18 graduate credit hours in the subject matter being taught master's degrees are preferred. Business Computer Information Systems Computer Networking Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Management Marketing Nursing (Masters degree required to teach in the RN program) Nutrition The following steps are required to become eligible for teaching for CCCOnline: Mail a current resume and a copy of graduate transcripts indicating 18 credit hours in the teaching subject to: CCCOnline Instructional Coordinator Faculty Inquiries 9026 East Severn Place, Building 967 Denver, CO 80230
CCCOnline Instructional Coordinator 9026 East Severn Place, Building 967 Denver, CO 80230 Note: Only official transcripts mailed directly to CCCOnline from another college or university are acceptable for inclusion in personnel files. Contracts will not be issued until an official transcript is received.
CONTACT9026 East Severn Place, Building 967 Denver, CO 80230 Tel: 1-800-801-5040 Fax: (303) 365-8822 Website: www.CCCOnline. org
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