College Closed on Monday, February 23

Due to inclement weather, Community College of Philadelphia will be closed on Monday, February 23.

All 7A online and hybrid courses will continue as scheduled. Any scheduled on-campus final exams for 7A courses will be rescheduled. Faculty will contact students directly. All other online, hybrid and in-person classes, work, and activities are canceled. Please note that class cancellations do not apply to students in clinical rotations or those who are scheduled at off-site practicum/observation sites or internships. Program coordinators for clinical rotations, off-site practicum/observation sites and internships should communicate directly with their students regarding tomorrow’s schedule as needed.

Updates regarding reopening will be shared via CNews and the College website.

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Faculty Fellows Updates

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Teaching HEAVY

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Teaching Heavy: Practical Ideas for Integrating Excerpts of the One Book, One College Selection

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One Book, One College Kick Off

November 7, 2022
One Book, One College is a new initiative to bring together faculty, staff, and students for purposeful actions and meaningful conversations centered around a selected book. The inaugural selection is Heavy: An American Memoir by Kiese Laymon. Please join us to kick off programming for One Book, One College at the 
 
Healthy Habits Event
Nov. 16, 2022
10:30 to 11:45 a.m.
Pavilion Building, Klein Cube
  • Taste some quick and healthy snack options prepared by Culinary Arts students  
  • Learn some easy "eat this instead of that" swaps to improve your diet
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DEI & ELL Conference (Nov. 11)

October 25, 2022

ELL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

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Apply for a Course Enhancement Mini-Grant!

October 11, 2022

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Course Enhancement Mini-Grant Opportunity

Innovative course development is an essential part of demonstrating excellence in teaching and learning, and it plays a critical role in Community College of Philadelphia’s commitment to creating a learning environment that values and recognizes the experiences of all students, in particular students from “traditionally underrepresented” groups. To help achieve this goal, the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning (FCTL), in partnership with Title III, is accepting applications for course enhancement mini-grants. These mini-grants will be awarded to faculty to enhance their existing courses by incorporating inclusive teaching practices, culturally responsive materials, and/or use of diverse content in ways that promote the College’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Strategic Plan Pillar.

How much is the mini-grant?

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