CCAC West Hills Center Student Engagement

07/31/2020

07/30/2020

Some of our classes will still meet in person at WHC both this summer and fall. Please be mindful of all our new health and safety requests.

07/28/2020

New Wild Cats! Join us for virtual new student orientation on Friday, August 14 at 9 am or 1 pm. Visit ccac.edu to register.

07/27/2020

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07/22/2020

Our next virtual open house is coming up next week! Tell your friends they can learn more about enrolling. Preregister at ccac.edu for the links.

07/20/2020

Reminder: WHC access is currently limited to a small number of summer classes. All services are available online. For those who are coming to the building, please remember to follow all safety guidelines.

07/13/2020

07/07/2020

Tyler is representing CCAC West Hills in this alumni spotlight from Community College of Allegheny County-Career Services.

CCAC Spotlight Tyler Kochirka!
https://www.wanderingeducators.com/best/stories/community-college-because-education-should-be-affordable
View all spotlights here: https://ccac.edu/job-placement/career-spotlights.php

06/29/2020

A few summer classes begin this week with on campus components. Please remember to follow all safety instructions (including wearing a face mask) and remember services are fully available ONLINE only during this period.

06/25/2020

Welders are skilled craftsmen who take pride in their work. If you enjoy working with your hands, consider a career in welding! https://bit.ly/2AyknjY

06/25/2020

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06/04/2020

A special message from CCAC President Dr. Quintin Bullock:

Over the past week, our nation has been left reeling as a result of the tragic and senseless death of George Floyd. This is a difficult time in the history of our country, and the combination of grief, anger, and despair so many of us are experiencing is both understandable and palpable. CCAC has a long history of supporting social and racial justice efforts, and as president, I applaud all individuals who have taken a stand to peacefully voice their desire for positive change—both here in the U.S. and around the world.

During this challenging time, I want to strongly reaffirm CCAC’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and the dignity of all individuals. Our institution has the great privilege of educating and supporting the largest diverse student population in the region. A significant component of CCAC’s vision is predicated on honoring and embracing diversity by creating a welcoming, inclusive college culture that respects individual differences and values the unique experiences and perspectives of all students, faculty, and staff.

We need to recognize that institutions of higher education have a great responsibility in creating and sustaining inclusive and safe environments where members can learn and work without the fear of discrimination and inequality. Consequently, it is every community member’s responsibility to promote, embrace, and support diversity and inclusion. We must all continue to work together and support one another in these efforts.

I encourage you to reach out to the college’s campus services for support. Counseling services and the Office of Institutional Diversity & Inclusion are available to assist students. For employees, the Employee Assistance Program is a valuable resource. Although there are many uncertain days ahead for our nation, there is one thing that remains steadfast—CCAC’s commitment to ensuring all members of our community have the chance to realize their greatest potential.