PO Box 1057, Valley Springs, CA 95252, (209) 786-5115, send email
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| National Community College Hispanic Council | |
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| Advocacy, Information, Networking, Support, Education and Training | |
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| Kimberly Andosca, Executive Director PO Box 1057, Valley Springs, CA 95252, (209) 786-5115, send email |
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In This Section Membership & Fees Who Should Join? Services & Benefits Membership Application |
NCCHC Membership Services & Benefits |
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| • Opportunities to access a national network of Hispanic administrators in two-year Community and Technical Colleges from throughout the nation. • Opportunities to network and share issues affecting Hispanics in community colleges through Council activities and events. • Visión—the Quarterly newsletter filled with information about Council activities, members, issues, and opportunities for connecting with colleagues. • Abriendo Puertas--a series of abstracts for the express purpose of surveying best practices for student success and professional development of future leaders. • Access to a national listserv exclusively for members. • Registration discount for the Annual Leadership Symposium (held in September). • Opportunities to make presentations at the Annual Leadership Symposium with exposure to a national audience. • Invitation to attend an annual member meeting and forum at the AACC convention to discuss issues and topics related to Hispanic educational advancement. • Opportunity for a registration discount ($200) at the annual AACC Conference as a Council member (held in April). |
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