WELCOME BACK: Spring 2010 Resources
Welcome to the Spring 2010 semester at Cypress College. This section is intended related to the start of classes.
Message from Dr. Kasler:
Read Cypress College President Dr. Michael J. Kasler's "Important Spring Information" letter, which includes tips for navigating the registration process.
Welcome back newsletter:
Read the Welcome Back newsletter, which was emailed to all enrolled students on January 14, 2010.
Maps, directions & Humanities:
With the start of classes, the Humanities Building re-opens. For those who have been here, that means no more trudging out to the Holder or South buildings. To celebrate the occasion, we've updated the campus map. Click through for links to the map and directions to the campus.
Finding classes:
Protect your belongings:
Cypress College is a safe environment, but in these tough economic times it is important not to have a false sense of security about our personal belongings.
There has been a noticeable increase in the theft of personal property from vehicles and unattended property in our community, including on our campus. We, of course, are not in a unique situation, as is evidenced by this LA Times story.
For that reason, we ask that you heed these tips and share these warnings with your friends and family:
- Secure your vehicle by locking the doors and rolling windows up.
- Do not leave items in plain view on the seats or floor of your car.
- Placing expensive belongings in your trunk can be risky since you may be observed putting them there, tipping off potential thieves.
- Better still — don't leave valuables in your car.
- Keep belongs such as laptop computers, cell phones and mp3 players at arms length.
Cypress College maintains a 24/7 Campus Safety schedule and works in partnership with the Cypress Police Department to maintain our safe environment.
MyGateway status:
The latest status updates for the MyGateway portal are available in Twitter by following @MyGatewayNOCCCD. Here is a portion of their feed.