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Why choose Yuba College?

2088 North Beale Road Marysville, CA 95901 Phone: (530) 741-6700

What is YC yccd?

425 Plumas Blvd, Suite 200 Yuba City, CA 95991 Phone: (530) 741-8949

What is the Sutter County center of Yuba College?

Draft Strategic Plan. During the 2020-2021 academic year, the District has been creating a new YCCD Strategic Plan. The District Consultation and Coordination Council (DC3) is the governance body responsible for oversight of long-range and strategic planning and budgeting, educational and student services plans, and advocacy at the local, state ...

What are the two colleges in Yuba County?

Aug 05, 2020 · Yuba College Staff & Faculty Resources Log Off. August 5, 2020 - All Faculty and Staff Zoom Session ...

What is the Yuba College philosophy?

Yuba College values a “student first” philosophy that emphasizes excellence in student learning and success; develops individual potential; and responds effectively to the diverse educational and economic needs of the community.

Where is LCC in Clearlake, Michigan?

Located on 12.7 beautiful wooded acres in Clearlake, offering excellent educational opportunities in south Lake County. LCC has a rigorous educational philosophy paired with small classes, giving students the opportunity for more contact with instructors.

Is WCC a Hispanic college?

WCC is the only Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) in the Sacramento region, with 44% of its student population being of Latino descent. YC provides services to allow eligible 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students to enroll in college courses.

Who is YCCD in partnership with?

We are pleased to announce that YCCD, in partnership with California State University-Chico, Willam Jessup University, Butte and Shasta Community Colleges, and Lake County Office of Education, and have been awarded $500k to fund the NorCal Teach Up Teacher Credentialing Partnership Pilot Program.

What is DC3 in YCCD?

The District Consultation and Coordination Council (DC3) is the governance body responsible for oversight of long-range and strategic planning and budgeting, educational and student services plans, and advocacy at the local, state and national levels. This work has been guided by planning priorities articulated by the Chancellor and Board of Trustees:

When was DC3 meeting?

At its September 29, 2020 meeting, DC3 reviewed and affirmed the draft 2020-2021 Budget assumptions for the Adopted Budget. At the November 3, 2020, meeting DC3 reviewed the draft November 12, 2020 Board Agenda, reviewed DC3 membership, an orientation handbook for new members, and received an update on Strategic Planning. As the district-wide consulting body for the Colleges and District Services, DC3 provides a forum for dialogue, feedback and advice to the Chancellor.

Who is the consultant for Cambridge West?

Since the launch of the Data Integrity Project Deborah Ludford, the consultant from Cambridge West, has worked with District and College staff to evaluate current MIS workflow processes and develop gap analysis and recommendations that has been shared with the Data Validation Steering Team.

What is the Classified Employee of the Year award?

The statewide Classified Employee of the Year awards honors community college classified employees who demonstrate the highest level of commitment to the Vision for Success and equitable student outcomes. Recipients are nominated by their colleagues and endorsed by the local Board of Trustees.

When did DCAS update its goals and priorities?

DCAS updated its goals and priorities for 2020-21. At its August 20, 2020, meeting it revised the Integrated Planning Model. During the first half of the fall semester key topics included strategic planning, credit for prior learning, the data integrity project, initiatives related to COVID-19, and the status of eLumen and Student Self Service. Detailed minutes are available in BoardDocs.

Who is Aaron Schmoekel?

At a special meeting of the Yuba Community College District Foundation Board of Directors, Aaron Schmoekel, with the firm Smart Investor was approved as the new investment advisor for the Foundation’s endowment funds. Aaron’s office in in Woodland. He is a former community college student at Consumes River College, and then earned a degree in Business Administration from the California State University, Sacramento. His vast array of credentials includes Investment Advisor Representative (IAR) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP). As the investment advisor Aaron will work with the Foundation Board on crafting investment policy and strategy in order to protect the assets of the foundation, while maximizing investment growth to benefit our students. For more information on the Foundation can be found on their website at www.yccdfoundation.org and a copy of the last Foundation newsletter can be found here.