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1255 South Range Colby, KS 67701 Admissions 785-460-4690 Colby Community College 1255 S www.colbycc.edu 1255 South Range Colby, KS 67701 Admissions 785-460-4690 Colby Community College 1255 S. Range • Colby, Kansas 67701 • (785) 462-3984 Toll Free (888) 634-9350 • www.colbycc.edu Directory President .......................................................................................... 460-5400 Dean of Academic Affairs ................................................................ 460-5403 Vice President of Student Affairs ..................................................... 460-5490 Vice President of Business Affairs ................................................... 460-5402 Adult Education & Service Center/GED .......................................... 460-4663 Admissions Office ............................................................................ 460-4690 Athletic Director ............................................................................... 460-5548 Beef Barn ......................................................................................... 462-2080 Bookstore/Student Union ................................................................. 460-4670 Cafeteria ........................................................................................... 460-4776 Campus Security..........................................................................460-5508 Comprehensive Learning Center....................................................460-5480 Computer Center Director ............................................................... 460-5481 Director of Residence Halls...........................................................460-4680 Economic Development .................................................................... 460-5429 Farm ................................................................................................. 460-2004 Financial Aid .................................................................................... 460-4695 Foundation/Alumni.......................................................................460-5504 H. F. Davis Memorial Library .......................................................... 460-5487 Horse Barn ....................................................................................... 462-2911 Housing.......................................................................................460-4690 Human Resources........................................................................460-5401 International Student Advisor........................................................460-5498 KTCC Radio Station........................................................................ 460-5455 Mailroom.....................................................................................460-5491 Maintainance................................................................................460-5429 Norton Annex .................................................................................. 877-2735 Nursing LPN/RN ............................................................................. 460-4797 Outreach/Allied Health ............................................................460-4611/4612 Physical Therapy .............................................................................. 460-5445 Public Information Director .............................................................. 460-5411 Registrar ........................................................................................... 460-5509 Student Accounts ............................................................................. 460-4664 Student Health Nurse ....................................................................... 460-5502 Student Support Services..............................................................460-5510 Veterans Administration................................................................460-4677 Weather/School Cancellations.......................................................460-4646 Administration FAX ......................................................................... 460-4699 Admissions/Registrar/Student Services FAX ................................... 460-4691 Ag/Vet/Athletic FAX ....................................................................... 460-4666 ITV Health Science FAX ................................................................. 460-4780 Library FAX ..................................................................................... 460-4600 2011 Fall Calendar August 12 Faculty/Staff In-Service August 13 Residence Halls Open August 15 Student Orientation - Faculty Workday August 16 Classes Begin August 29 Last day to drop classes with full refund September 5 Labor Day – No Classes/Offices Closed September 13 Certification Day October 4 Last day to withdraw from first 8-week classes October 11 End of First Eight Weeks October 12 Second Eight Weeks Begins October 14 Last day to drop second 8-week classes with full refund October 14 Graduation Applications Due for December 2011 graduates October 18 Mid-Term grades due from faculty by 3:00 pm November 16 Spring 2012 Enrollment - Student/Advisor Day – No Classes November 23 – 25 Thanksgiving Break – No Classes/College Closed November 30 Last day to withdraw from semester and second 8-week classes December 2 Graduation Applications Due for May 2012 graduates December 7 – 9 Final Exams (Students are expected to take the final during their scheduled times. ) December 12 – 15 Faculty In-Service/Assessment Workdays December 14 Grades are due from faculty by 2:00 pm December 12 – January 6 Students Winter Break December 16 – January 6 Faculty Winter Break December 19 – December 30 Offices Closed/Staff Winter Break Spring 2012 Calendar January 2 Offices Open January 7 Residence Halls Open January 9 Student Orientation - Faculty Workday January 10 Classes Begin January 23 Last day to drop classes with full refund February 1 Summer 2012 Enrollment Begins February 6 Certification Day February 20 President’s Day - No Classes/Offices Closed February 29 Last day to withdraw from first 8-week classes March 7 End of First Eight Weeks March 7 Fall 2012 Enrollment Begins For Returning Students Student/Advisor Day – No Classes March 8 Second Eight Weeks Begins March 9 Mid-Term grades due from faculty by 3:00 pm March 12 Last day to drop second 8-week classes with full refund March 19 – 23 Spring Break – No Classes – Offices Open April 6 - 9 Spring Holiday – No Classes - College Closed April 30 Last day to withdraw from semester and second 8-week classes May 9 – 11 Final Exams (Students are expected to take the final exams during their scheduled times) May 12 Commencement May 14-17 Faculty In-Service/Assessment Workdays May 15 Grades are due from faculty by noon. A Message from Dr. Stephen Vacik Dr. Stephen Vacik President Colby Community College Welcome to Colby Community College. We are so glad that you have chosen to further your education here--and I think that you will find what a wise choice you have made. You may have heard the expression "think locally and act globally," and that is exactly what you experience at CCC. We are THE Community College for northwest Kansas and the surrounding region, and we keep that in mind as we seek to serve the unique goals and expectations of our students. As faculty and staff, we are committed to helping you develop intellectually, physically, and spiritually as you pursue your educational and career objectives. Though we focus on you as an individual, we also have instructional programs based on curricula that are global in nature, pre- paring you to compete for jobs with others from around the world. Whether you plan to stay in the region or seek your future on the other side of the world, you can be confident that you will be prepared for whatever challenges arise. You can get there from here! Never hesitate to ask questions or seek assistance from our college personnel--we are here to serve you. My best wishes for your future success. Board Of Trustees Cindy Black Dale Herschberger Kenton Krehbiel Arlen Leiker Bill Schields Nick Wells - 1 - Table of Contents Catalog Information Disclaimer....................................................................................................................................................... 5 Notice of Non-Discrimination............................................................................................................................................................ 5 College Legal Assurances.................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Institutional Mission........................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Vision..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Philosophy............................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Purposes................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Student Outcomes...............................................................................................................................................................................
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