August 20 In-Service Day - Crafton Hills College
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August 20th

All fall 2025 workshops, trainings, and activities will take place on campus.

This session will focus on required Fall 2025 changes in general education articulation.  We’ll discuss the differences between Cal-GETC and the patterns it is replacing -- IGETC and CSUGE.  We’ll address updates in version 1.3, some frequently asked questions, and resources.

Facilitator(s): Troy Dial, CHC Articulation Officer and Ernesto Rivera and Jimmy Grabow, CHC Counseling Co-chairs

Location:  CCR 151 (Roadrunner Café) 

Please complete the workshop evaluation and take a short break before the next session.

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This interactive workshop is designed to foster meaningful connection and collaboration among faculty, staff, and administrators. Through guided activities, reflective dialogue, and shared storytelling, participants will explore what it means to build a supportive, inclusive, and unified campus culture. 

Facilitator(s): Professional Development Committee 

Location: CCR 151 (Roadrunner Café)

Please complete the workshop evaluation.

Evaluation

Enjoy lunch on your own and return at 1 p.m. for the next activity.

Come see our new spaces on campus! The PAC will be open for classes this fall, and the campus will have a Multi-Cultural Center in the SSB! Crafton Hall will become a new event center with completion in early fall! Come tour these spaces. Meet in the Quad near the flag poles and we’ll walk from there to the PAC, then to SSB, and finish our tour with Crafton Hall.

Facilitator(s): Mike Strong, CHC Vice President of Administrative Servies

Location: Meet in the Quad near the flag poles

Take a short break before the next session.

 

Join us for an interactive session to explore Crafton’s draft of the 2025–2028 CCCCO Equity Plan. Together, we’ll review key findings from our student success and equity data—highlighting where progress has been made and where critical gaps remain.
This workshop will also spotlight powerful insights from student focus groups, offering firsthand perspectives that are shaping our equity strategies. Learn how these voices and data inform our planning efforts and help guide actionable steps toward closing equity gaps across campus.
Whether you're staff, faculty, or administrator, your role is essential in this work. Come be part of the conversation—and the solution.

Facilitator(s):  Delmy Spencer, CHC Vice President of Student Services

Location: CCR 151 (Roadrunner Café)

Please complete the workshop evaluation.

Evaluation