Connections for All Students

myTC3

Do you know how to use myTC3 to access and print your schedule and grades, update your records, register online, access your web courses as well as lots of other great stuff? Click here for more information or visit the Technology Learning & Services Center (Room 258), second floor of the Dr. Lucille S. Baker Commons.

Hands-on Web Course Orientation

Wish someone would show you how to easily navigate your course and access available online academic support resources? Your wish is granted! While the workshop is part of the new student program, all students wanting help taking a distance education course are welcome.

Sessions are scheduled in the Baker Commons classroom (2nd floor) on

August 26, 3–4 p.m.
August 26, 5–6 p.m.

Additional online assistance for ANGEL courses is available.

Transfer Services Orientation

Are you considering transfer to a four-year institution? Come to one of these session and find out what you need know to for a smooth transfer. It isn't too early to start your planning!

Check your Orientaiton Guide for scheduled dates and times during Fall semster

Counseling, Career, and Transfer Services, Room 216

Activities Fair

September 2, Noon, Student Center

There’s so much more to college life than just the classroom. Being involved in a student club or organization can provide you with skills that you will use throughout your life. Group decision making, compromise, listening, budgeting and finance, how to organize and conduct meetings, promoting and publicizing events are just a few of the opportunities available to you when you choose to get involved. Think your schedule is too busy or you don’t have time? Phooey! Make the time and make the choice to get involved; we guarantee it will be rewarding learning experience! Representatives from special interest clubs and organizations, student government, athletics, recreation sports, and the programming board will all be available to discuss their organizations. If you don’t find what you like, find out how you can start a new club. This program is all about opportunities and is sponsored by Student Activities, Student Advisory Board and Orientation – be there!

Accounting Club - Artworks – Athletics - Chi Alpha - College Entertainment Board – Criminal Justice Club – Environmental and Political Interests Coalition – Nurses’ Association – Phi Theta Kappa – Recreation Sports - Student Advisory Board - Writer’s Guild.

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	Connections for New Students Connections for All Students	Connections for All Students myTC3 Do you know how to use myTC3 to access and print your schedule and grades, update your records, register online, access your web courses as well as lots of other great stuff? Click here for more information or visit the Technology Learning & Services Center (Room 258), second floor of the Dr. Lucille S. Baker Commons. Hands-on Web Course Orientation Wish someone would show you how to easily navigate your course and access available online academic support resources? Your wish is granted! While the workshop is part of the new student program, all students wanting help taking a distance education course are welcome. Sessions are scheduled in the Baker Commons classroom (2nd floor) on August 26, 3–4 p.m. August 26, 5–6 p.m. Additional online assistance for ANGEL courses is available. Transfer Services Orientation Are you considering transfer to a four-year institution? Come to one of these session and find out what you need know to for a smooth transfer. It isn't too early to start your planning! Check your Orientaiton Guide for scheduled dates and times during Fall semster Counseling, Career, and Transfer Services, Room 216 Activities Fair September 2, Noon, Student Center There’s so much more to college life than just the classroom. Being involved in a student club or organization can provide you with skills that you will use throughout your life. Group decision making, compromise, listening, budgeting and finance, how to organize and conduct meetings, promoting and publicizing events are just a few of the opportunities available to you when you choose to get involved. Think your schedule is too busy or you don’t have time? Phooey! Make the time and make the choice to get involved; we guarantee it will be rewarding learning experience! Representatives from special interest clubs and organizations, student government, athletics, recreation sports, and the programming board will all be available to discuss their organizations. If you don’t find what you like, find out how you can start a new club. This program is all about opportunities and is sponsored by Student Activities, Student Advisory Board and Orientation – be there! Accounting Club - Artworks – Athletics - Chi Alpha - College Entertainment Board – Criminal Justice Club – Environmental and Political Interests Coalition – Nurses’ Association – Phi Theta Kappa – Recreation Sports - Student Advisory Board - Writer’s Guild.
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