Delaware County Community College "Your Advantage" Spring 2016

8/18/2019 Delaware County Community College "Your Advantage" Spring 2016

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Spring 2016yourADVANTAGE

Find yourself here.

PowerUp! With Online Summer Classes 3

Services for Veterans 6

New Process Control Technology Program 7

Internship Opportunities 12

Register Now

for Summer

and Fall Classes

Educating Delaware and Chester Counties


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See How Dual Enrollment Can Accelerate Your College Education

KICK START YOUR

COLLEGE DEGREE

Earn up to 21 college credits

while you’re still in high school.

ENHANCE YOUR

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS

Stand out from your peers

and show you are ready to

succeed at the college level.

TRANSFER CREDITS TO A FOUR-YEAR SCHOOLTransfer your dual enrollment credits

directly to the four-year school of your choice.

Studies have shown that students who take advantage

of dual enrollment opportunities while in high school

tend to be more successful once they fully mat riculate

into a post-secondary experience.

APPLY CREDITS TO A DELAWARE

COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

DEGREE PROGRAM

After completing high school,

continue working toward your

bachelor’s degree in one of the

College’s associate degree programs.

CONTINUE TO A

BACHELOR’S DEGREE

After earning your associate degree

enjoy a seamless transfer process

to the four-year school of your

choice. The College has guaranteed

admissions agreements and

partnerships with a variety of schoo

Dual Enrollment

New Early College Education Program

Available for High School Students

As part of the High School Dual Enrollment

Program, an Early College Education Program is now

available for students, beginning in fall 2016. This

program gives qualified students the opportunity

to complete a year of college while they are still

in high school. Early College Education is a two-

year commitment and open to rising juniors (with

the exception of the emergency management and

planning program, which is also open to risingseniors). Several majors are available, including

business administration, emergency management

and planning, general business, graphic design,

mechanical engineering, photography and studio

arts. Classes are held at the Marple Campus.

Learn more by contacting the High School DualEnrollment Office at 610-359-5157.

What Is High School Dual Enrollment?

The College’s Dual Enrollment Program provides

eligible high school students the opportunity to

earn college credits while they’re still in high school

at a fraction of the standard tuition rates. Interested

high school students are invited to apply and

participants are selected based on demonstrated

academic ability and motivation. Accepted high

school students can take a maximum of 21 credits

at the Dual Enrollment discounted price.

Learn more: www.dccc.edu/high-school


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Flexible Courses 2

Take courses anytime, anywhere.

Transfer Opportunities 4

Explore degree completion programs.

Commitment to Student Success 6

Discover the tools available to help students succeed,

including resources for veterans.

New Programs 7

Learn about the new Process Control Technology program.

Diverse Programs 9

Choose from more than 50 associate degrees

and 30 certificate programs.

Admission and Financial Aid 10

Open admission makes applying easy;financial aid makes it more affordable.

Internship Opportunities 12

Gain real-world experience through a co-op or internship.

Incredible Value 14

See how much you’ll save by attending

Delaware County Community College.

Convenient Locations 15

With nine locations in Delaware and Chester Counties,

there’s a location near you.

Vibrant Campus Life and Events 16

There’s a club, event, sport and activity for every interest.

Discoveryour Advantage…


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your Advantage: Flexible Courses

Don’t Miss Out on Summer Courses

SUMMER I REGISTRATION ENDS MAY 17.

SUMMER II REGISTRATION ENDS JUNE 28.

Delaware County Community College offers a variety of course

options for students. Our upcoming Summer I and Summer IIsessions offer accelerated courses that help current, new and visiting

students earn credits between the semester break. Courses are

offered on campus at several of the College’s locations, and hybrid

and fully online courses are also available.

Sampling of Summer I courses:

• American Literature

• Business Communication• Criminal Law

• Elementary Statistics

• English Composition I & II

• Field Ecology

• Financial Accounting

• Human Anatomy & Physiology I

• Introduction to Biology

• Organic Chemistry

• Public Speaking

• World Civilization

Sampling of Summer II courses:

• African-American History

• Applied Microbiology• Creative Writing

• Developmental English

• Elementary Spanish

• Elementary Statistics

• General Chemistry I & II

• Human Anatomy & Physiology I

• Introduction to Business

• Introductory Algebra

• Managerial Accounting

• Pharmacology for Healthcare

SUMMER SCHEDULE

Summer I:

May 23 to June 30

PowerUp! Online Courses:

June 6 to August 11

Summer II:

July 6 to August 11

More Information:

www.dccc.edu/summer


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PowerUp! With Online Summer Courses

Don’t miss the College’s PowerUp! session, which offers 10-week

classes that are entirely online. You’ll study from the comfort of your

own home or in whatever environment you learn best.

PowerUp! courses are open to returning, new and visiting Delaware

County Community College students as well as High School Dual

Enrollment students. Current students can register through delaGATE

or by meeting with their advisor. Prospective and visiting students

must apply for admission and be accepted before registering.

Get started by visiting www.dccc.edu/powerup.

Courses are delivered through an online course management system

that provides students with 24/7 access to classes and technical

support. These classes adhere to the same rigorous academic

standards as campus-based courses.

View a full course listing and learn more at: www.dccc.edu/powerup

PowerUp! Courses include:• American History I

• Composition I

• Elementary French I

• Elementary Spanish I and II

• Introduction to Business

• Introduction to Criminal Justice

• Introduction to Information

Technology

• Introduction to Sociology

• Principles of Early ChildhoodEducation


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your Advantage:Transfer Opportunities

Dual Admission

The College offers an array of transfer agreements with four-year schools.

One of these agreements is Dual Admission, which eases the admission

process to the partner college or university and can also guarantee

admission to a particular bachelor’s degree (if specified). This agreement

prepares students who complete a specific associate degree to transfer

their credits into a parallel bachelor’s degree program at the partner

college or university. Most Dual Admission agreements offer merit-based

scholarships and an application fee waiver, so students participating

in these agreements save money as well. Students must complete an

Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.), Associate in

Science (A.S.), or Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree pursuant

to the articulation specifications.

Transfer Partners With Dual Admission Agreements*

• Albright College

• Alvernia University

• Arcadia University

• Cabrini College

• Chestnut Hill College

• Delaware Valley University

• Eastern University

• Gwynedd Mercy University

• Immaculata University• La Salle University

• Neumann University

• Peirce College

• Pennsylvania College

of Art and Design

• Rosemont College

• Saint Joseph’s University

• Strayer University

• Temple University

• Villanova University

(part-time studies)

• West Chester University

• Widener University

*New agreements are established frequently

Visit www.dccc.edu/transfer

for more information.

Invest In Your Future

The money you save by graduating from Delaware County Community

College before transferring to a four-year school can be invested in your

future educational and personal goals.

Read more tips at www.dccc.edu/transfer-tips.

TRANSFER

TIP


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Meet with your advisors to check in at least once a semester. Do not be afraid to ask questions

about how credits transfer. Also if you have the ability, stay at Delaware County Community

College and earn your associate degree. It looks great on a transcript as well as a resume.

ELIZABETH BETANCOURT ’15

Administration of Justice Major, Transferred to West Chester University

Elizabeth Betancourt, 34, of Clifton Heights,

enrolled at Delaware County Community College

as a nontraditional age student, and the College

helped her transition back into an academic setting.

While a student, she was recognized by the Phi Theta

Kappa honor society of two-year colleges and the

Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges for

academic achievement and community volunteerism.

She earned a 3.92 GPA, majored in Administration

of Justice and graduated with an Associate in

Applied Science degree from the College in May.

She transferred to West Chester University in

September to study Criminal Justice. Her long-term

goal is to earn a master’s degree and become a

juvenile probation officer.

While at the College, Betancourt served as vice

president of scholarship for the Alpha Tau Epsilon

chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, which involved teaching

and guiding fellow students through the often

challenging task of applying for scholarships and

attaining their academic goals.


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your Advantage: Commitment to Student Success

Support Services

Delaware County Community College is committed to student

success. That’s why the College offers a variety of support services

to help you meet your educational goals, including:

After finding out about my

veteran status, all of my professors

here have been extremely

supportive. They’ve held me to

a higher maturity standard and

expect great things from me.

SERGEANT TYSHON BULLOCKBehavioral Science Major

Currently in the Pennsylvania

Army National Guard

• Act 101

• College Planning

• Disability Services

• Free Tutoring

• Laptop Loan Program

• Jump Start Math

• Peer Mentoring

• Personal and Career Counseling

• Supplemental Instruction

• Webinars and Workshops

Veteran Services

Another one of the many support services the College provides

is assistance for veterans. This includes preferential registration,

which allows veteran students to register for courses on the two

business days before formal registration opens for fall and spring

courses. This preferential scheduling is in compliance with Act 46

of 2014, which requires public institutions of higher education in

Pennsylvania to provide veteran students, as defined in the Act,

with preference in course scheduling. Course scheduling preference

means that veteran students are able to start registering for courses

sooner than students with the same class standing.

Veterans also have access to the new Veteran Center, which is

located on the Marple Campus. The Center provides computers

as well as space for studying and socializing.


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your Advantage: New Programs

Process Control Technology —

Train for a Job Within a Year

The recent oil and natural gas boom is creating jobs across the

United States, and more specifically, the Marcellus Shale pipeline

has created thousands of jobs in Pennsylvania. Not only are process

control jobs open and in high-demand, they’re high-paying and

serve many industries, including food processing and pharmaceutical

manufacturing.

Delaware County Community College’s Process Control Certificate

Program can be completed in less than a year and will help you

transition seamlessly into a career in advanced manufacturing

technology. The program provides students with an introduction to

the concepts, theories, principles, and technical demands, as wellas the hazards, and accident prevention aspects associated with the

operation of processing equipment. Students will gain the necessary

skills and knowledge to seek employment as Process Operators/

Technicians in automated manufacturing and production facilities.

Learn more at www.dccc.edu/process-control.

INFORMATION SESSION

Thursday, April 14 | 6 p.m.

Advanced Technology CenterMarple Campus

901 S. Media Line Road, Media, PA

The College is hosting a Process

Control Technology information

session on April 14. Attendees will

have a chance to learn more about

the program, tour the Advanced

Technology Center where classes

are held and more.

Register for the event at:

www.dccc.edu/info-session


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Don’t let other people’s skepticism

keep you from what you truly want

to do. Delaware County Community

College is very encouraging towards

women who are interested in tech-related classes, and I’m excited to be

part of the automotive program.

AMY SHIRILLA

Automotive Technology Major

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your Advantage: Diverse Programs and Course Selections

Allied Health, Emergency Services and Nursing

• Emergency Management and Planning (A)

• Emergency Medical Technician (C)

• Health Care Management (A)

• Health Studies (A)

• Health Studies – Pre-Nursing (A)

• Medical Assistant (A,C)

• Medical Billing (C)

• Medical Coding and Billing (A,C)

• Neurodiagnostic Technology (A)

• Nursing (A)

• Paramedic – Advanced Life Support (A)

• Perioperative Nursing (C)• Respiratory Therapy (A)

• Surgical Technology (A)

Business, Computing and Social Science

• Accounting (A)

• Accounting, Professional (C)

• Administration of Justice (A)

• Business Administration (A)

• Child Development Associate (C)

• Computer Science (A)

• Culinary Arts (A,C)

• Early Childhood Director (C)

• Early Childhood Education (A)• Education (A)

• Entrepreneurship (C)

• General Business (A)

• History (A)

• Hotel and Restaurant Management (A)

• Human Resource Management (C)

• Information Technology

– Computer Programming (A)

– Game Development (A)

– Help Desk/Technical Support (A)

– Interactive Multimedia (A,C)

– Mobile Computing (A,C)

– Network Engineering (A) – Web Development (A,C)

• Paralegal Studies (A,C)

• Psychology (A)

• Small Business Management (C)

• Social Work (A)

• Sociology (A)

Communications, Arts and Humanities

• Communication Arts (A) (Concentrations:

Communication Studies, Journalism, Theatre)

• English (A)

• General Studies (A)

• Global Studies (A)

• Graphic Design (A)

• Liberal Arts (A)

• Photography (A,C)

• Studio Arts (A)

• Theatre Arts (C)

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics• Engineering (A)

• Engineering Technology (A)

• Mathematics / Natural Science (A)

• Science for Health Professions (A)

Workforce Development and Community Education

• Advanced Technology (A)

• Automotive Technology I (C)

• Automotive Technology II (C)

• Carpentry, Finish (C)

• Carpentry, Residential (C)

• CNC Programming, Lathe and Mill (C)

• Computer-Aided Drafting and Design Technology (C)

• Computer-Aided Machining, Lathe, Mill and EDM (C)• Construction Supervision (C)

• Electrical (C)

• Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (C)

• Industrial Production Technician (C)

• Industrial Systems Technology (C)

• Machine Tool Technology (A)

• Manufacturing Operations (C)

• Municipal Police Training (C)

• Plumbing Apprenticeship (C)

• Plumbing Technology (C)

• Process Control Technology (C)

• Skilled Trades (A)• Technical Studies (A)

• Welding (C)

Delaware County Community College offers Associate of Art (A.A.), Associate of Science (A.S.) and Associate

of Fine Arts (A.F.A.) transfer degrees for students planning to complete a four-year baccalaureate program.

Students can also earn an Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) or professional certificates for workforce

preparation or career advancement.

A= Associate Degree C =Certificate

Register Now! Visit www.dccc.edu/register or call 1-855-DCCC-NOW (1-855-322-2669).

For more detailed information about each program,visit www.dccc.edu/programs


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your Advantage: Open Admission

The College offers rolling and open admissions to anyone with

a high school diploma or GED and the ability to benefit.

How to Apply www.dccc.edu/apply

1. Complete the Application for Admission at www.dccc.edu/apply

and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at

www.fafsa.ed.gov. New and readmitting students may apply

for admission online or download an application. High School

Dual Enrollment and international students must complete and

submit a paper application.

2. Check your mail. In about a week, you will receive an

acceptance letter, welcome packet and instructions on how

to access delaGATE, the College’s official online portal.

3. Log in to delaGATE (delaGATE.dccc.edu) to review your financial

aid status, schedule placement tests, access your College email

account and more.

4. Attend a college planning session to review your placement

test results and register for classes with an advisor’s help.

Students should apply to the

College and for Financial Aid

at the same time.

IMPORTANT DATES*

March 28:

Summer and fall registration begins

May 17:

Last day to register for summer I

and PowerUp! courses

May 23:

Summer I classes begin

June 6:

PowerUp! courses begin

June 28:

Last day to register for

summer II courses

July 6:

Summer II courses begin

August 24:

Last day to register for fall

and fall accelerated 1 classes

August 29:

Fall and fall accelerated 1

classes begin

www.dccc.edu/register

*Dates subject to change.


It’s a Fact…

• Students enrolled in college

full time have a better chance

of completing their degree.

• Utilizing financial aid is the bestapproach to academic success.

• The main reason students do

not complete their degrees:

Work gets in the way.

Questions?

Visit www.dccc.edu/admissions, or call 1-855-DCCC-NOW

(1-855-322-2669).

Take a Campus Tour

Come see what it’s like to attend college at the Marple Campus.

A tour guide will lead you around and answer your questions.

Upcoming

tour dates:

April 12 at 11 a.m.

April 20 at 4 p.m.

April 28 at 6 p.m.

Register for an upcoming tour at:

www.dccc.edu/marple-campus-tours


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The College offers several options for students who need

assistance paying for college:

• Federal and State Grants • Scholarships • Work Study

• Payment Plans • Student Loans

Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for Financial Aid

1. File your income tax return as early as possible.

View a variety of helpful financial aid videos

(in English and Spanish) at www.dccc.edu/financialaidtv.

2. Within 2-3 weeks of filing your tax return (4-6 weeks if

paper filed), complete the Free Application for Federal

Student Aid (FAFSA): fafsa.ed.gov. To simplify the process,

use the FAFSA IRS Data Retrieval tool to automatically

import official tax information. View a tutorial:

http://youtu.be/9ZNRdk3iXeM

3. List Delaware County Community College’s code

on the FAFSA: 007110.

4. Look for an email from the U.S. Department of Education

and follow the directions to view your Student Aid Report.

Review the report carefully and make corrections if needed.

5. Look for communication (paper or email) from PennsylvaniaHigher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA). (This information

applies to state financial aid only.)

6. Within 3–6 weeks check your financial aid status through

delaGATE (delaGATE.dccc.edu), which is the College’s web

portal used for all communications to you. Check it often for

important information about financial aid and to view

announcements and emails.

7. Additional documentation or action may be required to finalizeyour financial aid. Check delaGATE frequently to stay informed.

Respond immediately!

For assistance from a financial aid advisor, call 610-359-5330

or email [email protected].

NOTE: Students who do not fully complete the entire financial aid

process, including submission of any additional documents, by the

deadlines will be required to go on our payment plan to hold their

classes while aid eligibility is finalized.

your Advantage: Financial Aid Financial Aid

Deadlines

January 1:

FAFSA form available online

(The best time to submit

your FAFSA is two weeks

after you file your taxes)

April 1:

Priority deadline for

FAFSA and all financial aid

documents for summer I

and summer II classes

April 15:

Scholarship applications due

May 1:

PHEAA deadline for

returning students

July 1:


FAFSA, Federal Direct Loan

Program and all financial aid

documents for fall classes

August 1:

PHEAA deadline for first-

time FAFSA applicants

(but you should meet the

July 1 priority deadline)

November 1:


FAFSA and all financial aid

documents for spring classes

Helpful Resources

www.College.gov

www.FAFSA.ed.gov

www.FinAid.org

www.GIbill.va.gov

www.PHEAA.org

www.StudentLoans.gov


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your Advantage: Internships

Through a co-op or internship, Delaware County Community

College students have the opportunity to combine classroom theory

with practical, real-world employment experience in order to gain

exposure and prepare for their chosen career path. A co-op, which is

short for cooperative education, is a full-time learning experience in

which the student is employed by a company on a full-time basis for

a period of time. An internship is a part-time, paid or unpaid, learning

experience in which the student is supervised and guided in several

facets of the work environment.

There are a variety of companies and organizations looking for

interns, and the Student Employment and Co-Op Services Center

helps to place students in an internship. Students will earn college

credits each semester in which they complete an internship and pay

for these credits as they would a class. Internships range from one to

three credits. Many students complete two internship experiences

while at the College, earning as many as six credits. The number of

credits earned is determined by the number of hours worked.

Completing a co-op or internship will allow you to:

• Gain professional experience

• Decide if a certain career field is the right fit

• Obtain firsthand information about your career options

• Apply what you have learned in the classroom to real work experiences

• Make employment contacts

• Earn college credit

• Earn a paycheck (for some positions)

Computer Science major Rumeel Jessamy gained real-world experience by interning in the College’s Office of Information Technology.


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With great professional satisfaction and tremendous business results,

our law firm has participated in Delaware County Community College’s

internship program for more than 10 years. The interns this program

has furnished us have proven to be–without fail–bright, responsible,

hardworking, ambitious and passionately dedicated to learning. In fact,

two of the three legal assistants (pictured below) currently employed

by the practice group I supervise are Delaware County CommunityCollege graduates who completed an internship with us. They were so

successful that we happily offered them full-time employment.

MARK A. SERENI

Esquire, The Law Firm of DiOrio & Sereni, LLP in Media, PA


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Villanova University(4 year private)$46,966

Immaculata University

(4 year private)$33,280

Harcum College(2 year private)$21,900

Penn State Brandywine(4 year state-related)$13,012

Widener University(4 year private)

$40,418

Neumann University(4 year private)

$24,948

Temple University(4 year state-related)

$14,398

West ChesterUniversity

(4 year state)$8,825

Delaware County

Community College Non-Sponsors(PA residents)$5,280

Sponsors $2,640*

*Residents of the 12 school districts that provide financial support for the College pay significantly reduced tuition.Those districts are: Chester-Upland, Garnet Valley (residents of Bethel Township), Haverford, Interboro, Radnor, Ridley, Rose Tree Media,Southeast Delco, Springfield, Upper Darby, Wallingford-Swarthmore (residents of Swarthmore and Rutledge) and William Penn.

Annual Tuition Comparison Between

Delaware County Community Collegeand Local Four-Year Schools

Sources: Individual institution websites. Based on in-state residency. Cost Per Year: Based on average full-time undergraduate; 12 credit hours per semester for 2015-16 academic year (tuition only).

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your Advantage:Incredible Value

+

=

at Delaware County Community College

at a Transfer University

to a Bachelor’s Degree

Save Thousands of Dollars by Attending

Delaware County Community College First

With the cost of college continuously rising, Delaware County

Community College provides students with an affordable option.

Earn an associate degree at the College before transferring to a

four-year school and save thousands of dollars.

Formula for Student Success


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30

202

322

BrandywineCampus

TheChester County

Hospital

926

896

1

Pennocks BridgeCampus

476

3

DelawareCounty

SoutheastCenter

MarpleCampus

Upper DarbyCenter

252

113

95

1

322

202

PhoenixvilleCampus

ExtonCenter

ChesterCounty

DowningtownCampus

COLLEGE CAMPUSES/CENTERS

Marple Campus• SEPTA Bus 112, 115 and 118

The Chester County Hospital• SEPTA Bus 92

Exton Center • Paoli/Thorndale line to

SEPTA Bus 92 or 204

Available Public Transportation

Southeast Center• SEPTA Bus 113, 114 and 115• Trolley Routes 101 and 102• Wilmington/Newark Line

Upper Darby Center• Train and bus access through

69th Street Transportation Centervia Trolley Lines 101 and 102

your Advantage: Convenient Locations

With nine locations in Delaware and Chester Counties, there’s a campus near you. Courses are also available

online and at additional sites. For a full locations list, maps and directions, visit www.dccc.edu/locations .

Delaware County

Chester County

Brandywine CampusTechnical College High School 443-455 Boot RoadDowningtown, PA 19335610-723-1100

The Chester County Hospital

701 East Marshall StreetRhoads Nursing Education BuildingWest Chester, PA 19380610-431-5274

Downingtown Campus100 Bond DriveDowningtown, PA 19335 484-237-6200

Exton Center

906 & 912 Springdale DriveWhiteland Business ParkExton, PA 19431610-450-6500

Pennocks Bridge CampusTechnical College High School280 Pennocks Bridge RoadWest Grove, PA 19390610-869-5100

Phoenixville Campus

Technical College High School1580 Charlestown RoadPhoenixville, PA 19460610-723-1104

Marple Campus901 S. Media Line RoadMedia, PA 19063610-359-5000

Southeast Center2000 Elmwood AvenueCurtis BuildingSharon Hill, PA 19079

610-957-5700

Upper Darby CenterBarclay Square1570 Garrett RoadUpper Darby, PA 19082

610-723-1250

Delaware County Community Collegeis tobacco free. Learn more:

www.dccc.edu/tobacco-free

The County Cup, a grab-and-go café, recently

opened at Delaware County Community College’s

Pennocks Bridge Campus, located within the Chester

County Intermediate Unit’s Technical College High

School. Now, students have a place to gr ab soups,

sandwiches, coffee, beverages, snacks and other

food items without having to leave campus.


18/2016

your Advantage:Vibrant Campus Life & Events

EVENTS

Each semester, the Campus Life Office hosts events, performers

and speakers ranging from poets and dance troupes to business

leaders and government representatives. One of the most popular

events is SpringFest, which will be held April 25 to 29.

CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

Students can participate in more than 25 clubs and organizations,

including an American Sign Language club, Latin Flavor club,

LGBT Allies and political science club.

SPORTS

A range of athletic options

is available to students,

including intercollegiate

sports, clubs and intramurals.

Intercollegiate offerings include:

baseball, basketball (men’s and

women’s), golf, soccer (men’s),track (women’s) and

volleyball (women’s).


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BeyondMulticulturalismEMPOWERING LATINO STUDENTS

AND THE COMMUNITY


Delaware County Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or age in its programs or activities.

Find yourself here.

Friday, April 15 | 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

PLUS OPENING REMARKS FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY

POET LAUREATE DAVID ESCOBAR-MARTIN AND PANELS ON:

n Abriendo Puertas: Strengthening Latino Communities

Through Mentoring, Leadership and Increasing

College Access

n Changing the Narrative: Latino Representation and

the Challenges of Immigration, Equity and Inclusion

n Latino Student Perspectives and the College Experience

THIS CONFERENCE IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Free lunch is available for attendees who register in advance.

TO REGISTER AND FOR MORE INFORMATION

Visit www.dccc.edu/latino-conference.

MARPLE CAMPUS

Large Auditorium | Academic Building

901 S. Media Line Road, Media, PA

FEATURING KEYNOTE SPEAKER

PEDRO RIVERAPennsylvania Secretary of Education

Hosted by the Latino Initiatives and Outreach Network (LION)

and Latin Flavor Club.


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901 South Media Line Road | Media, PA 19063

www.dccc.edu | 1-855-DCCC-NOW (1-855-322-2669)

Important Dates:Deadline for

Financial Aid (FAFSA)*

Last Day for

Course Registration Classes Begin

Summer 1 April 1 May 17 May 23

PowerUp! April 1 May 17 June 6

Summer 2 April 1 June 28 July 6

Fall July 1 August 24 August 29

Fall Accelerated 1 July 1 August 24 August 29

Fall 2 July 1 September 16 September 19

Fall Accelerated 2 July 1 October 14 October 20

First day of fall and summer registration is March 28

Admissions Events www.dccc.edu/events

April 6: Spring Open House at Marple Campus

April 14: Process Control Technology Information Session at Marple CampusApril 14: Transitioning to College with a Learning Disability at Marple Campus

April 19: Culinary Arts Open House at Marple Campus

April 21: Transitioning to College with a Learning Disability at Downingtown Campus

April 28: Transitioning to College with a Learning Disability at Pennocks Bridge Campus

May 12: Senior Panic Night at Marple Campus

*Even if you missed a FAFSA deadline, there may be money available. APPLY IMMEDIATELY . Dates subject to change.


ECRWSSEDDMPOSTAL CUSTOMER

Delaware County Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race color national origin religion sex disability veteran status sexual orientation or age in its programs


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Delaware County Community College "Your Advantage" Spring 2016

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Transcript of Delaware County Community College "Your Advantage" Spring 2016