Category: News

"The September 26, 2014, @Cypress Newsletter from Cypress College President Bob Simpson is now available. This week’s headlines: Trustees Place Measure J on November Ballot; Campaign Underway > Voters in the District will decided on the bond, which would provide for the renovation of SEM, FA, other Master Plan projects. Cypress"

"Here is an @Cypress Mini for the week ending Friday, September 19, 2014 This week’s stories: Great California ShakeOut on October 16 SmartThinking Offers Online Tutoring for Cypress College Students University of California Transfer is Subject of Workshop on Thursday, September 25 Campus Community Invited to Review District Mission and Vision"

"Students interested in transferring to the University of California campuses should take note of the UCTAG submission deadline of September 30. A workshop about this program is scheduled for Thursday, September 25, from 1-2 p.m., in the Transfer Center. A TAG is a free, quick and easy way to determine if"

"According to the 2012 NOCCCD Integrated Planning Manual, fall 2014 is the semester in which we engage the entire District community in a meaningful process of a substantive review of the District’s Mission, Vision, and Values Statements. Before I outline the details as to how you can participate in this process,"

"Biological anthropologist Dr. Sharon DeWitte was the guest of The Anthropology Department on Thursday. Her talk was titled “Bioarchaeology of the Black Death: Insights from an Epidemic Cemetery.” A cartoon-style, four-minute summary of her most-recent research is available here: Related: Professor’s Anthropology Work Featured in Gizmodo"

"Members of the North Orange County League of Women Voters are hosting a “Register to Vote Campaign” on campus on Tuesday, September 23, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., in front of the Student Activities Center. The League is a non-partisan group. In addition to registering to vote in the November 4 general"

"Sandra Hutchens, Orange County’s highest-ranking law enforcement officer, has been selected by the Cypress College Foundation as 2015 Americana Awards Woman of the Year. Hutchens became the first woman to serve as the county’s Sheriff when she was appointed by the Board of Supervisors in 2008. Two years later, she was"

"The college continues to operate at near-historic efficiency levels, with a census-date fill rate of 95%. Cypress College is serving 16,071 students this semester, based on the unduplicated head count as of the term’s first-census date. The number represents the number of individual students attending fall 2014 classes. The enrollment figure"

"Here is the September 12, 2014, edition of Dr. Simpson’s @Cypress newsletter. This week’s headlines: 16,071 Students Enrolled at Cypress College for 2014 Fall Semester > The College continues to operate at near-historic efficiency levels, with a census-date fill rate of 95%. Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens Selected as 2015 Americana"

"The Associated Students and the College’s clubs invite the campus community to participate in Club Rush. Please let your students know that this is an opportunity to get involved in student-run campus organizations. Club Rush will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 16 and 17. The events will be held"