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As Lin Laursen prepares to head out, her legacy keeps the accolades rolling in
Retiring Central Arizona College head women’s basketball coach Lin Laursen may need to slowly transfer all of her plaques, trophies, certificates, inscribed basketballs and bobbleheads from her office to her home.
Public offered free opportunities to view student artwork at the Signal Peak Campus
COOLIDGE, Ariz. – The Pinal County community now has two opportunities to view the majestic artwork produced by Central Arizona College students at the institution’s Signal Peak Campus.
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- C.A.L.L. offers several summer classes, trips in Casa Grande
The Central Arizona Lifelong Learners (C.A.L.L.) program is offering seven classes over the summer in Casa Grande. C.A.L.L. is an enrichment program designed to meet the educational needs of adult learners. It provides a variety of short-term, informal, low-cost, high-quality classes. - CAC media relations officer Tom Di Camillo to receive CoSIDA’s Warren Berg Award on July 2
Di Camillo has been chosen by his peers to receive the most prestigious national award that can be given – the Warren Berg Award. - Match wits with others at Mah Jongg class
The Central Arizona College Lifelong Learners (C.A.L.L.) is offering a summer class about Mah Jongg, an ancient Chinese game. Anita Weiser, a Mah Jongg officianado, will teach the class, which focuses on the American version. - Expanded hours, orientation, First Step & summer classes all on docket at the Aravaipa Campus
Central Arizona College’s Aravaipa Campus will be a hub of activity for members of the community looking to take college courses this summer. - More than 30 students honored at annual student awards ceremony on the Signal Peak Campus
More than 30 students and faculty were recognized for outstanding achievement during Central Arizona College’s Annual Student Awards Ceremony on its Signal Peak Campus. - Central Arizona College professor helps would-be keyboardists dust off home pianos with private lessons
Professor of Music Arlene Ratz is helping piano owners dust off their keyboards with classes and private lessons through Central Arizona College. - Eastern Pinal County community celebrates student success at Aravaipa Campus Awards presentation
Former Pinal County School Superintendent Dr. Jack Harmon has been chosen as the commencement speaker for Central Arizona College’s Aravaipa Campus graduation ceremony on Friday, May 9, in Winkelman, Ariz. - Central Arizona College offering students greater accessibility by expanding its summer hours
Central Arizona College will remain open five days a week this summer and expand its daily operational hours starting Monday, May 12, at each of its nine campuses and centers throughout Pinal County. - Central Arizona College schedules first of three forums surveying education needs of community
Central Arizona College has schedule the first of three community forums designed to help the college learn more about the future educational needs of Pinal County college students. - Dr. Jack Harmon will serve as commencement speaker at 2008 Aravaipa Campus graduation ceremony
Former Pinal County School Superintendent Dr. Jack Harmon has been chosen as the commencement speaker for Central Arizona College’s Aravaipa Campus graduation ceremony on Friday, May 9, in Winkelman, Ariz. - Pinal County Supervisor Sandie Smith will serve as commencement speaker at SMC graduation ceremony
Pinal County District 2 Supervisor Sandie Smith will serve as the commencement speaker at Central Arizona College’s Superstition Mountain Campus graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 10, in Apache Junction, Ariz. - Central’s Signal Peak Campus tabs Dora Vasquez, adviser to the governor, as commencement speaker
Central Arizona College graduate Dora Vasquez, a current adviser to Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano, will be the commencement speaker on Saturday, May 10, at the Signal Peak Campus graduation ceremony. - C.A.L.L. offers lunch and conversation
Sometimes the best way to spend an afternoon is having lunch and talking among friends. The Central Arizona College Lifelong Learners (C.A.L.L) has announced its summer slate of Lunch and Conversation locations. - C.A.L.L. summer class helps participants improve their Spanish-speaking skill
The Central Arizona College Lifelong Learners (C.A.L.L) is offering a summer course to help people learn or brush up on their Spanish. Amigos Hablando Espanol, or Friends Speaking Spanish, begins May 14 and runs through July 30 at the Superstition Mountain Campus in Apache Junction. - Helping Veterans Series begins spring tour in San Manuel May 5
Central Arizona College’s Helping Veterans series designed to support military personnel and their families will its spring tour on May 5 with an initial stop in San Manuel. - C.A.L.L. program releases its summer catalog
The temperatures are warming up, and so are the classes at Central Arizona College’s Lifelong Learner (C.A.L.L.) program. Scalding Arizona summers may incinerate the motivation to do much of anything, but C.A.L.L. is boasting some cool opportunities to remain intellectually active. - As Lin Laursen prepares to head out, her legacy keeps the accolades rolling in
Retiring Central Arizona College head women’s basketball coach Lin Laursen may need to slowly transfer all of her plaques, trophies, certificates, inscribed basketballs and bobbleheads from her office to her home. - Registration for Central’s Summer GED Classes in Apache Junction begins May 12
Registration for Central Arizona College’s General Educational Development (GED) classes in the northern part of Pinal County begins Monday, May 12, on the institution’s Superstition Mountain Campus. - Public offered free opportunities to view student artwork at the Signal Peak Campus
COOLIDGE, Ariz. – The Pinal County community now has two opportunities to view the majestic artwork produced by Central Arizona College students at the institution’s Signal Peak Campus.