Showing posts with label College of the Canyons Academic Calendar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label College of the Canyons Academic Calendar. Show all posts

Friday, April 10, 2015

The Spring Start Party 2015 will be held by the College of the Canyons on 1st May

For years, College of the Canyons  welcomed students and families to participate in bi-annual "Star Party" event, where viewers are so beautiful complexity of the universe and the educational programs that immerse students in it.

Launched the competitions organized by a handful of clubs on campus, in spring 2015 Star Party 7:30 up to 10:00 PM (Friday) 5/1 place, and the winning tradition of the various events in an interactive display will expand, including catapults, and organizations.

Theule Ryan, Vice President of the campus of Canyon Country, Star Party is the most awaited event. The beauty of the campus can be celebrated by every student. This event is always lively, from year to year. We can see the great talent of the students, faculty, and staff of the campus. This event could be a campaign about the benefits of this campus


Events throughout the concentration range COC professors and students, such as astronomy, chemistry, geography, geology, physics and EV-"whatever it takes to explorers?" the answer to the question and try to

"Past several years our teachers for guest speakers and presentations various enjoyed," Anthony Michaelides is acting Dean of the Canyon country campus, said. See also gives the opportunity to showcase some of their academic achievement to them this time will have students present to us audiences. 」

Also, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Matt Wallace to share information about the NASA Mars Rover will be hand-and will bring you to the events working model lover.

Participants and enjoy staring at stars through the telescope of the multiple chances.

"That science is fun, exciting, and to prove my passion, "said Teresa Ciardi, Professor, COC and astronomy Physics Science Coordinator/program. See Star Party is a favorite place for people of all ages to provide access to science "

To the star party is generally published in the free.

The students, families, and the community are invited to attend the event, they may bring in items for their comfort such as a blanket or chair. If they want to order food and drinks then can place an order on the website.

Friday, April 3, 2015

Tradition of The College of the Canyons

The College of the Canyons always give something different to the students, but The College of the Canyons still provide something that's best for students.
 
College of the Canyons provide the best education for students. Students are provided a wide range of knowledge, skills and a lot of information. It can be used to set a new world he, of course, the world of work. The campus is located in the center of Santa Clarita. The students of this campus always was encouraged to become a successful person. On the campus there are many educational programs. There are many opportunities for success through this campus.
 
College of the Canyons campus is number one in California. This campus has been passing around 23 thousand students. Over the past four years, each student is prepared to become excellent, they are taught to master the world. There are trained to do business and there are also educational about the industry.
 
This campus is very strategic location making it easier for everyone to get into the campus. The campus is also very powerful, there are many facilities and technology. It's all for the convenience of the students this dikampus. The campus also has a great sports program. There are many students who Excel in sports. In fact, there are some students who go to the NFL or MLB.
 
 
 
 The University Center enables students to earn Bachelor's degrees and master of a collection of public and private universities, which offer their programs here. The idea works - to - higher degrees get to improve access to education, by the need for residents, long-distance commute. Hundreds of people have already their degrees or certificates in this way.

The University Center is a hub of economic growth for the region, because it houses the local SBDC Office, the College the economic development department, which offers business and employee training, and the Santa Clarita WorkSource Center, a college town partnership, the local helps people find employment.

More expansion projects are planned in the next few years, with funds from the State and the $160.000.000 M bond measure approved Media Arts building expansion opened the Mentry Hall by local voters in 2006 in the fall of 2010, and the work was completed on the new library and DC extension in the summer of 2012. This new extension adds almost 52,000 square feet of much-needed space for student activities, including the new breakout rooms and computer rooms.  the new $6.700.000 is planned culinary arts, new student services and administration  for building, it will begin construction in 2013.

College of the canyons has served as the gateway to higher education, vocational education by extension, opportunity for the community, The commitment to excellence a tradition through his innovative and results-oriented leadership is reflected. The excellent foundation that has been set will be further expanded, and the College is undoubtedly the ideal of training to maintain and contribute to the development of our vibrant, prosperous community for generations to come.

Sunday, March 29, 2015

All-Conference Honors for Two Basketball Players


Monica Friedl the freshman forward College Canyons was named first team All-Western State Conference (WSC) honoree after leading Cougars in scoring, rebounds and blocked shots during the 2014-15 season. Guard sophomore, Qimmah Russo was named honorable mention All-WSC.A College Canyons graduate named Friedl had an average of 14.3 points and 9.4 rebounds in a team, he is also able to block 41 shots on the season. it means Friedl occupies twelfth place in the conference in scoring. He is number five in terms of getting rebounds and also number six in terms of blocking the shoots.
6-foot tall newcomer started 27 of 29 games for head coach Greg Donka and led the team in minutes played in approximately 20 per game.In the last six games of the season Freidl scored 20 or more points five times. It also average 19.6 points per game against USC opponents.With as such gained valuable experience in the game the future looks bright for Friedl and Cougars in 2015-16.


"Monica has a great freshman season. It improves every day and is one of the top post players in the conference," said Donka. "His ceiling is limitless and it should be seen as top returner in WSC next season."Russia, ranked second on the team in scoring with 13.1 points per game and also average 3.2 assists and 1.8 steals a game, both team highs - 28 games.These numbers his 14th place in the conference in scoring and ninth in assists.Bishop Alemany city topped double-digit point amounts in 17 games this season, including a 21-point performance in his last game in the canyons."Qimmah exceeded all expectations we set for it," said Donka. "His speed to Cart presents problems for our opponents all season long and its efforts are consistent every game."Donka Cougars finished the regular season on February 21, with the Cougars (16-13, 6-8) failed to reach the playoffs for the first time in 22 seasons.

Saturday, March 21, 2015

Jackson Katz to discuss sexual violence of March 31, The college hopes to spark a presentation "The whole community conversation"

What can initiate conversations of the whole society about the impact that sexual violence and gender discrimination affects the social and personal like that to prevent the effort, College of the canyons bench marks presentation on campus has invited renowned social theorist Dr. Jackson Katz for the these issues focus on.

Seminar-presentation "men, women, sex & violent force" at College of the canyons performing arts center Santa Clarita, will be held on (Tuesday) 3/31 4:00 PM.

The best way it stops you can do to prevent it and talk about sexual violence and ensure the safety of students in Dr. Michael wilding, canyons of University student services Vice President said. See our University and start number of related initiatives on this issue, now a necessary conversation help activity has invited Dr. Jackson Katz.


An internationally recognized educator, author, filmmaker and social theorist, Katz holds degrees from Massachusetts, Amherst and Harvard University and UCLA.

Relationship violence prevention, Katz has spent most of his career. He once TED talk presenter, lectured at more than 1,400 University campus. In addition, he shared his message in professional education, welfare services, public health, law enforcement and professional athletics.

He 1993 to Katz at Northeastern University established neutral, his MVP team members reached thousands of tens of thousands of high school students, as well as a violence prevention (MVP) program, in the multi ethnic mixed mentor co-founder at College and university campuses in student athletes.

"We are committed to preventive" wilding was added "wants to make sure understand how can play a role but part of our campus community, everyone, they keep the others safely. 

Katz and his MVP members in a handful of the MVP program to join the other NFL teams, has been working closely with representatives of the New England Patriots, in the Organization's front office.

"We are community as a whole to prevent relationship violence about the groundbreaking work of Dr. Katz, opportunity to use hope, ' said Larry Schallert, University in interim Director of student health and wellness.

"Dr. Katz at the charming and insightful stories that deal with one thing of the most important issues facing communities today," added the Schallert. "This relationship for tackling all types men and women events, we improve our own lives for our partners, friends, family and colleagues and responsible for actively taking the might affect other people address how. 

Parents, students, teachers, people who are interested in participating in the dialogue of health care professionals, coaches, first responders and be encouraged to participate in this event.

Admission is open to society and free.

Monday, March 2, 2015

College of the Canyons Academic Calendar 2014 - 2015

This is Academic Calendar at College of the Canyons 2014 until 2015.

COC Academic Calendar 2014 - 2015
College of the Canyons Academic Calendar 2014 - 2015


COC Academic Calendar 2014 - 2015 :


  • August
  • August 22 (Friday) : Mandatory Opening Day (Employees Only)
  • August 25 (Monday) : First Day of Fall Semester
  • September
  • September 1 (Sunday and Monday) : Labor Day Holiday 
  • November
  • November 11 (Tuesday) : Veterans Day Holiday
  • November 27-November 30 (Thurs. – Sun.) : Thanksgiving Day Holidays
  • December
  • December 13 (Saturday) : Last Day of Fall Semester
  • TBD in conjunction with labor agreements : Campus Closed 
  • January
  • January 1, 2015 (Thursday) : New Year’s Holiday
  • January 5, 2015 (Monday) : First Day of Winter Term
  • January 19 (Sunday and Monday) : Martin Luther King Holiday 
  • February 
  • February 2 – 6 (Monday to Friday) : FLEX Week
  • February 7 (Saturday - 5 weeks ) : Last Day of Winter Term 
  • February
  • February 9 (Monday) : First Day of Spring Semester
  • February 13-16 (Friday to Monday) : Lincoln/Washington Holidays 
  • March - April
  • April 6-12 (Monday to Sunday) : Spring Break (Easter 4/5/15) 
  • May
  • May 25 (Sunday and Monday) : Memorial Day 
  • June 
  • June 4 (Thursday) : Last Day of Spring Semester
  • June 5 (Friday) : Graduation 
  • June
  • June 8 (Monday) : Start of Summer session 
  • July
  • July 3 (Friday and Saturday) : Independence Day Observed 
  • August 
  • August 15 (Sat. -10 week) or 22 (Sat. - 11 week) : Last day of Summer
  • August 14-20 (Friday – Thursday) : Flex Week
  • August 21 (Friday) : Mandatory Opening Day (Employees Only)
  • August 24 (Monday) : First day of Fall 2015