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Student Support Services
2016-2017 Catalog
de unidades. Estudiantes no pueden continuar recibiendo
en programas de ayuda financiera después de que han
intentado 90 unidades (excluyendo hasta 30 unidades
correctivas y ESL). Los estudiantes que recibieron menos
que el requisito mínimo de GPA o fallan en completar al
menos el 67 por- ciento de las unidades intentadas, perderá
su elegibilidad de ayuda financiera hasta restablecer el
progreso satisfactorio.
Normas de progreso de ayuda financiera están separadas y
aparte de las normas de progreso satisfactorio académico
institucional debido a las regulaciones federales. Los
estudiantes que están a prueba de progreso de ayuda
financiera no son elegibles para solicitar un préstamo,
incluso si son aún o elegibles para recibir asistencia de becas.
Si los estudiantes tuvieron una situación que los impidió
de cumplir el año con buen rendimiento académico los
estudiantes pueden presentar una apelación por escrito a la
oficina de ayuda financiera. El comité de apelación revisa
todas las apelaciones. Las apelaciones requieren un Plan de
Educación para el Estudiante (SEP) firmado por el consejero
y una explicación de por qué no se cumplieron los requisitos
mínimos. Dependiendo en que información ha sido previsto
determinara el comité determinara re-integrado para recibir
ayuda financiera.
Health Services
The goal ofHealthServices is to support students in fulfilling
their educational and personal goals through a variety of
activities and services that promote health. Services offered
to students include consultation with a registered nurse
for any health-related issue, first aid for injuries, illness
evaluation and referral, health promotion and outreach
activities, tuberculosis (TB) skin testing, vision & hearing
screening,bloodpressurescreening,bloodglucosescreening,
height, weight, BMI, and body fat measurements, flu
immunizations,referralforpsychologicalservices,classroom
presentations, andcoordinationof Student Insurance claims
for campus-related student injuries.
TheHealthServicesOffice is located inAC2-274West and is
openMonday–Thursdayfrom8:30a.m.to3:30p.m.andon
Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Walk-ins are welcome,
but appointments are recommended. Appointments and can
be made by calling the Health Services Office at 325-5318.
Psychological Services
The goal of Psychological Services is to assist students who
experience interpersonal or personal difficulties during their
college stay so they can remain effective in their educational
pursuit. Psychological counseling is available for a variety
of problems, including issues stemming from: adjustment
to college life, depression and anxiety, relationships and
communications skills, stress and anger management, mental
illness, and substance abuse.
Psychological Services also provides crisis intervention,
faculty consultation, and psychological testing/assessment.
Counseling is provided by licensed psychologist. The
Psychological Services Office is located in AC2-278B.
Appointments can be made in the Health Services Office or
by calling 325-5377.
Job Placement Information
Current job openings from local employers are available in the
Admissions and Records Office, in Academic Center 2, room
130 (AC2-130). Listed jobs include full-time, part-time, and
seasonal employment. For general information or providing
employment listings, call (559) 325-5230.
Library - Learning Resources
Center
The new Clovis Community College Library is located in
AC2-148 and offers a wide array of resources and services
to students, faculty, and staff. Study rooms are available for
quiet or group study sessions and a large reading area provides
comfortable seating with work tables. Over twenty computers
allow research activity, word processing, and presentation
software programs. The library collection offers over 4,000
print resources including books, magazines, journals, and
newspapers, as well as an E-book collection of over 20,000
titles. There is a DVD collection of informational, literary and
dramatic films as well as an audio book collection of fiction
and nonfiction works. Over twenty research databases provide
access to reference sources, articles from academic journals,
magazines and newspapers, literary criticism, images, and
more. The databases and E-book collection are accessible on
and off campus, as is the library’s online catalog which allows
students and staff to locate and request print and media items
from all our district libraries. Printers and a copy machine offer
color and black and white printing at 10 cents a page. One-on-
one reference and research assistance is always available. Visit
our web site at and click on Library in
the center of the page.