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Once a Temple Owl, Colin O’Leary attended Temple University and received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. With plans to go to law school, he worked at a law firm for a little over one year but soon realized that’s not how he envisioned spending the rest of his life. So, he followed his heart and enrolled in Community College of Philadelphia’s Culinary Arts degree program in the fall of 2019 and became a CCP Lion.
“My parents own a bar and restaurant, so I’ve been around food most of my life,” Colin said. “Cooking is something I’m used to and it’s the one thing I love to do, so I just went for it.”
COVID-19 Reporting Guide for Faculty and Staff for Students with COVID-19
Returning to campus has taken on new meaning and a new set of concerns for faculty, staff, and students during the age of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Community College of Philadelphia must now balance the educational, social, and emotional needs of their students along with the health and safety of students, faculty and staff in the midst of the evolving COVID-19 pandemic.
This Fall many more classes and services will be conducted in hybrid or face-to-face format.
As instructors, lab staff or support staff, being prepared for a variety of learning environments can empower you and your students and reduce anxiety. In each case, there are steps you can take to reduce the risks of COVID-19, help the student feel safe and make informed decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On May 4, John Wiggins will celebrate his one-year work anniversary at the College. When he joined the College as director of Construction last spring, Wiggins oversaw all new construction projects and renovations that took place at the main campus and any of the three regional locations.
Less than a year later, he was promoted to associate vice president of Facilities and Construction. In this new role, he has some of the same responsibilities with a few added tasks: overseeing housekeeping and environmental services, building maintenance and plant operations. However, his most pressing responsibility to date is to assist with the safe reopening of the College.
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Zoom is a video conferencing software that allows for video and audio communication for all meetings. The Office of Academic Advising offers two options for student advising appointments:
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