California Community Colleges (CCC) Network
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CCC Chancellor's Office
Legislation creating the Board of Governors was passed in 1967, setting the effective date of separation from the State Board of Education as July 1, 1968. On that date some staff were transferred from the state Department of Education to the new entity, and the BOG held its first official meeting that month. The first permanent Chancellor, Sidney Brossman, started Sept. 1, 1968.
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CCC Confer - Making Meetings Work
CCC Confer was designed to allow communication and collaboration, using the latest Web conferencing technology, for all staff, faculty and administrators in the California Community Colleges system. It is ADA and Section 508 accessible.
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CCC Foundation
An innovative non-profit, The Community College Foundation is dedicated to serving education and community through outstanding practices, creative initiatives and entrepreneurial spirit.
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CCC Map (PDF)
This is a comprehensive map of all the California Community Colleges in the state and their approximate locations.
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CCC Minimum Qualifications (Explanation)
This is a short and quick explanation of how Minimum Qualifications work. Go to CCC Minimum Qualifications Guideline for more comprehensive information.
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CCC Minimum Qualifications Guideline
The CCC Minimum Qualifications Guideline is a 40+ page comprehensive document with specific definitions of standards that meet faculty and vocational requirements in order to be an instructor. The Education Code and Title 5 Regulations as they pertain to Minimum Qualifications are also addressed.
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CCC Sat Network TV
CCCSAT is THE educational distribution network dedicated to assisting the California Community Colleges (CCC) in providing ubiquitous access to academic and vocational instruction as well as CCC relevant information and entertainment. It serves over 2.5 million students and 85,000 faculty and staff throughout the state.
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CCC Registry Job Fairs
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Community College Internship Information
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Community College Faculty Preparation, Fresno
This certificate program provides critical coursework and teaching experience for current and future community college faculty.
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Community College Leadership Program, Sacramento
The College of Continuing Education at California State University, Sacramento offers courses, workshops, training programs and conference services for adults seeking to update their skills and advance in their careers.
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LACCD Project MATCH Internship
Los Angeles Community College District – Project MATCH Internship
Since 1991, Project MATCH has provided training to people interested in being teachers, counselors, and librarians in the Los Angeles Community College District. Applicants who are selected as interns attend the Summer Institute, a series of training seminars. During the fall semester, interns are matched to mentors in their field who provide them with an opportunity to practice their skills in an actual classroom, counselor's office, or library. Many Project MATCH interns have become successful adjunct and full-time professors, counselors, and librarians within the nine-campus Los Angeles Community College District.
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SDICCCA Regional Faculty Internship Program
The SDICCCA Regional Faculty Internship Program is an important community college faculty training program for people interested in a community college teaching or counseling career. This program is a major initiative by the San Diego and Imperial Counties Community College Association (SDICCCA), in cooperation with San Diego State University (SDSU), to identify, recruit, train, prepare, and help place people interested in California community colleges as faculty and counselors. It has been in operation since 1994.
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K-12 Information
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EdJoin
The Education Job Opportunity Network is portal to thousands of K-12 teaching and other education job openings throughout California.
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Other Community College Information
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CCC Athletic Association
The Community College League
of California’s Commission on Athletics (COA) is an integral part of California’s extensive community college system.
As authorized by the State Legislature, the Education
Code provides the COA the opportunity and authority
to establish the rules and regulations to administer
the athletic activities of the nearly 25,000 men and
women student athletes in the state.
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Center for Student Success (Effective Practices in CCC's)
The Center for Student Success (CSS) identifies and disseminates effective practices in California’s community colleges. This web site provides you with access to the CSS’s findings, and features successful practices developed by community college practitioners
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Community College League of California
The Community College League of California is a nonprofit public benefit corporation whose voluntary membership consists of the 72 local community college districts in California.
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National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD)
Founded in 1978, the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) is dedicated to serving, engaging, and inspiring teachers, reachers, and leaders. NISOD's constituency represents more than 600 institutional members nationally and internationally, providing conferences, research, web resources, publications, award programs, corporate partnerships and more. NISOD is the outreach vehicle and service arm to the Community College Leadership Program (CCLP) and the College of Education at The University of Texas Austin. The CCLP is an award-winning doctoral-level program training community college presidents, vice presidents, and deans for more than 60 years.
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Other Education Information
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California State Website
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Click State
Click on any of the United States to find employment, education, etc.
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Inside Higher Ed
Inside Higher Ed is the online source for news, opinion and career advice and services for all of higher education. It was founded in 2004 by three executives with decades of expertise in higher education journalism and recruitment. They believed that higher education was evolving quickly and radically, and that the time was right for new models of providing information and career services for professionals in academe.
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