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Board Pleased with Scroggins

The Board of Trustees has recently extended Dr. Bill Scroggins’ contract to 2013.

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Community College Fees May Increase by $14 Per Unit

The LAO recommends that Schwarzenegger’s budget include a fee increase for California community colleges from $26 per unit to $40.

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EAI Improves Student - Teacher Communication

Early Alert Initiative, a fairly new program to COS, offers aid by presenting teachers with a simplified method of communication with students.

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Graduation Deadline Approaching

Applications are due March 19, 2010 and there are no extensions.

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Celebrate Chinese New Year at COS

College of the Sequoias is celebrating the Chinese New Year on Saturday, February 20, 2010.  The event is sponsored by the Center for Integrated Medicine, Asian Culture Society, and The COS Student Equity Committee. 

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Hospital Rock Answers State's Need for More Nurses

In 2003, plans began for a building that could be used primarily for nursing and other health-related fields.

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TCFCU Branch Closing at COS

Like many other businesses, Tulare County Federal Credit Union has not been immune to this economy. Effective 26th, TCFCU's branch at the College of the Sequoias will be closing.

Hanford Help

Tutoring started on Monday, January 25 at the Hanford Center upstairs in the general study area

World Ag Expo; LAST DAY

The World Ag Expo is the world’s largest international farm show. People from all over the world come to Tulare to experience and enjoy the farm show.
 

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Status Update: College Publisher Hacked!

College Publisher was recently infiltrated by Russian hackers.  All online content published between early February 2010 and mid-December 2009 was lost. 

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iM Here

Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, unveiled their tablet computer today amid much media frenzy.

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