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Oct 1, 2025·StrategicPlan
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Community Christian College College Catalog 2025-2027
This college catalog outlines the academic programs, policies, and services of Community Christian College for the period of August 2025 to August 2027. It details the Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts degree, including various specialization emphases, and describes institutional objectives focused on student development in communication, critical thinking, Christian character, and social interaction. The catalog also provides information on admissions, financial aid, student support services, and the college's Code of Conduct.
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Community Christian College's strategic plan focuses on fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in the learning process and educating students in a Christian worldview. The plan emphasizes developing students' skills, competencies, and character to thrive in a diverse world. Key objectives include demonstrating foundational knowledge of Scripture, effective communication, analytical reasoning, and basic research skills. The plan outlines institutional responsibilities across various departments to support these objectives, including administration, admissions, student services, education, faculty, library, facilities, fundraising, and student engagement.
Sep 2, 2022·StrategicPlan
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Community Christian College Strategic Plan 2022-2026
Community Christian College's 2022-2026 strategic plan prioritizes equity, diversity, and inclusion. Key areas of focus include: redrafting the college's mission, vision, and core values; publishing a DEI statement; developing policies to eliminate barriers to access, success, and completion; and ensuring equitable opportunities for on-campus and online students. The plan emphasizes the college's unique role in assisting student transfers to four-year institutions and addresses financial stability, program development (including music and NJCAA athletics), student retention, and facility improvements. The plan also incorporates the Equality Act and aims to enhance the college's role as a self-sustaining institution while maintaining its Christian mission.
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