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Wednesday,January 22,2014
Oregon Transfer Day
comes to campus
trahsfer
making your
future happen
CLACKAMAS C O M M U N IT Y COLLEGE
Thursday, January 23,2014
Gregory Forum, 10 a.m.-l p.m.
Meet with College
and University Representatives
to Leant More About Transferring
to Their Schools
DonnyBeach
News Editor
C lackam as
Com m unity
College is hosting the Oiegon
Transfer Day event on Thursday,
Jan. 23 in the Gregory Forum
from 10 a.m. - 1p.m.
The annual event happens at
all 17 community colleges across
the state. Representatives from
33 universities? will be on cam
pus to meet with students who
are planning on transferring to
four-year universities or who are
looking into doing so. A represen
tative' from the Ford Foundation
Scholarship will also be on site to
answer questions,
Gwenda Oshiro, academic
advisor, said that the event is an
excellent opportunity for students
to connect with colleges and learn
about requirements.
‘‘Every transfer student should
go to Transfer Day,” Oshiro said.
P. J. Martineau, academic
advisor, said representatives are
eager to share information about
their schools and students should
take- advantage o f their willing
ness.
“ [We] want students to see
their options,” Martineau said,
“and find the best fit for their
personal goals.”
Having the event on campus
saves students from having to
travel to other institutions that
interest them, said Martineau.
‘fit’s a wealth o f knowledge on
campus,” Martineau said.
Jordan Leonetti, who is in
his last year at CCC, is look
ing at Oregon State University
to complete his business degree
and plans to attend the event for
the information on scholarship
opportunities and deadlines.
Janna Newman, a graduating
Campus Police Log
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Student exclusion/escort off campus — OC Campus
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Parking Complaint — Visitor Lot/Rook
1436:
911 Misdial — Barlow
Student escort to vehicles — Wilsonville Campus
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unable to locate
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News Editor
The free-to-ride "shuttle ser
vice connecting Clackamas Town
Center with the Oregon City cash-
pus has extended its hours and
added a stop to the. route at the
Harmony Campus. '
Last
term,
Clackamas
Community i College added a
second shuttle to its service, to
keep up with demand. Now, as o f
Jan. 9, that Auxiliary shuttle will
be running until 6 p.m. Monday
through Thursday and making
stops at the Harmony campus.
The primary shuttle will continue
to run on the original schedule
Monday through Thursday until
3:35 p.m.? on Fridays until 11:25
a.m.
Brenda Marks, Who oversees
student life and leadership, said
students on the Harmony cafflpus
needed easier access.
Under the old schedule, a stu
dent would still need to walk
about 15 minutes in the elements
to get to class after arriving at the
town center.
The new schedule is posted
on the school website, at the bus
turn-around on the Oregon City
campus and can be picked up in
theASG office, CC152.
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Every transfer student
should go to Transfer
D ay.”
Gwenda Oshiro
academic adviser
Students Who sign up for the
event will be entered into a draw
ing for door prizes and will be
given a list o f questions to be
used as conversation starters.
Staff
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Donny Beach
student, is already decided Oft
her college and Will be dual-
enrolled at PSÛ come Spring
term. She said she is most inter
ested in attending to get the Fdrd
Foundation scholarship informa
tion packets.
Patty Salazar
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