NEWS
THE CLACKAMAS PRINT
April 12,1989
Page 4
Petitions for graduation
Elections set for
available in Admissions Office ASG offices
by Angela Wilson
Business Editor
Petitions for graduation are
now being accepted at the admis
sions office.
Students completing their
degree, certificate, GED, or adult
high school diploma may petit» on
for graduation. The deadline to
tumin petitions is May 5. There is
no cost for graduation petitions.
Requirements for graduati on
in completing a degree are, com
pletion of 93 credit hours, a cu-
mulative GPA of 2.0, attend
Clackamas at least two terms
(includingthelast), and complete
24 credit hours at Clackamas.
Graduation requirements for
completing a certificate are: at
tend Clackamas at least one term
(including the last), complete 12
credit hours at Clackamas, and a
cumulative GPA of 2.0.
ON-CAMPUS DAY CARE
Camp Fire Community Day Care provides a
developmentally appropriate program for
children 6 weeks to 6 years old.
* Convenient Orchard
Center site
* Monday-Friday,
7 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
* Full-time and part-
time care
* Non-profit, United Way
agency
* Financial assistance
available
* Servicing the non
college and college
community
by Christopher L- Curran
Editor-In-Qiief
Elections for next year’s As
sociated Student Government
president and vice president are
just around the comer.
Applications for those seek
ing offices are due Friday. The
elections are Scheduled to take
place Thursday-Friday, April 27-
28 in the Student Activities Of
Be sure to vote in
your ASG elections
April 27 and 28
Your vote will
decide your future
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Camp Fire
Mt. Hood Council
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fice. All registered students are
eligible to vote. .
At this point, Garrett Lytle,
a theatre major, is the lone can
didate for president.
ASG Vice President Sena
tor Tim Jones and ASG Ad
ministrative Assistant Gertrude
Amundson are contending for
the vice president post.
According to the Associ
ated Students of Clackamas
Co mm u ni ty
\ ' Co liege
Constitution, the president’s,
duties include presiding over
the meetings of the ASG and
literally be responsible for the
performance of ASG.
In addition to assuming the
duties of president if the presi
dent vacates that office before
the office has expired, the vice
president’s job is to “coordi
nate all financial matters in
ASG.” The vice president also
assumes the role of elections
officer during the ASG elec- •
tions in April.
All officers must maintain
a term grade point average of
3.0 or a cumulative of 2.5 and
successfully complete 10 cred
its per term.
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