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Culture of CARE
Monday, September 16, 2024
Sylvania Campus, HT Gym
Join your colleagues as our community comes together to create a Culture of Care for an outstanding year.
Dr. Bennings will deliver the State of the College Address, her vision, the college’s achievements and future plans.
Event schedule
- Tabling in CC Bldg. Cafeteria, 8 to 9:30am and 11:30am to 1pm
- Breakfast in the Upper CC Mall 8 to 9:30am
- Check-in, 8 to 9:30 a.m. in HT 203 and 204. Check-in required to receive t-shirt (while supplies last) and lunch voucher
- In-Service Program, 9:30 to 11:30am (doors open at 9am)
- Lunch will be food trucks from 11:30am to 1pm (seating in the PAC Courtyard or Upper CC Mall). Be sure to check in before the program to get your lunch voucher.
- Community Sessions, 1 to 4pm (Tuesday 9 to 3pm; various campuses/centers)
Keynote speaker: Dr. Tia Brown McNair
Dr. Tia McNair is the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Student Success and Executive Director for TRHT Campus Centers, American Association of Colleges and Universities.
Dr. McNair will deliver a keynote address around cultivating a Culture of CARE through an equity lens, emphasizing Compassion, Accessibility, Respect and Empowerment. This event is a cornerstone for PCC, aligning our employee community with our strategic vision and mission.
Table fair
Be sure to stop by and learn more about these programs and departments:
View the tables
| Table | Department |
|---|---|
| 1 | Marketing |
| 2 | Public Relations |
| 3 | Environmental Health and Safety |
| 4 | ADA/504 Compliance |
| 5 | PCC Library |
| 6 | K-12 Partnerships/Perkins/PACTEC |
| 7 | Accelerated Credit Programs – Career Connected Learning |
| 8 | STEAM Centers/Student Support Pathway |
| 9 | Career Services |
| 10 | CTLE |
| 11 | Online Learning and Instructional Support |
| 12 | Online Learning Student Services |
| 13 | |
| 14 | Transportation |
| 15 | First Year Experience |
| 16 | Child Development Center |
| 17 | IT Client Services |
| 18 | FCE |
| 19 | PCC Federation of Faculty and Academic Professionals |
| 20 | Academic – Accessible Ed and Disability Resources |
| 21 | Student Conduct and Community Support |
| 22 | Workday Change Management |
| 23 | AFEG > RD/WR/ENG |
| 24 | ACPG Pathways Guidance and Innovation |
| 25 | Institute for Health Professionals/HEP |
| 26 | Weeks of Welcome and PantherHub |
| 27 | Education Abroad |
| 28 | Community-Based Learning |
| 29 | Business and Entrepreneurship |
| 29 | |
| 30 | College Success |
| 31 | PCC OMIC Training Center/AAT Pathway |
| 32 | Career Pathways and STEP |
| 33 | SPIP |
| 34 | PCC Foundation |
| 35 | Panther Help |
| 36 | Counseling Services |
| 37 | Environmental Center |
| 38 | Opportunity Centers – CWD |
| 39 | Queer and Trans Student Success |
| 40 | Big Give Day – PCC Foundation |
| 41 | Office of International Student Services (OISS) |
| 42 | CCAMPIS Grant |
| 43 | Veterans resource centers |
| 44 | Sustainability |
| 45 | Learning Garden |
| 46 | Basic Needs, Sustainability, and Leadership |
| 47 | Dual Credit |
| 48 | Public Safety |
| 49 | Access Control/Public Safety Communications |
| 50 | Accessibility Council, Disability Cultural Alliance, and related endeavors |
| 51 | Student Success |
| 52 | Planning and Capital Construction |
| 53 | Physical Education/HEP |
| 54 | HEP Pathway/Exercise Science and PE |
| LM 1 | Civic Leadership Development |
| LM 2 | New Student Engagement |
| LM 3 | Community Education |
| LM 4 | Professional Development and Training |
| LM 5 | AAWCC |
| LM 6 | College Housing Northwest |
| LM 7 | PSEC – Benefits |
| LM 8 | PSEC – Labor Relations/CTD |
| Entry 1 AM | Print Center |
| Entry 1 PM | PCC Legal Resource Center |
| Entry 2 AM | Accessible Education and Disability Resources |
| Entry 2 PM | BCWD – Small Business Development Center |
| Entry 3 AM | |
| Entry 3 PM | Tutoring Services |
| Entry 4 AM | Portfolio Project Team |
| Entry 4 PM | College Access/College Access Latinx Initiative (CALI) Program |
Community sessions
Get ready for interactive breakout sessions designed to empower our college community. Explore innovative ideas, contribute your insights, and help shape the future of PCC. View the community session schedule; more details to come.
Networking opportunities
- Broaden your professional connections by engaging with colleagues from departments and divisions across the college.
- This year, the program will focus on the in-person community, and the importance of fostering connections across the college. We’ve taken several steps this year, to ensure in-person attendance is as accessible and inclusive as possible.
Digital downloads
Additional information
- Check-in prior to the program will be required to receive a t-shirt (while supplies last) and a lunch voucher. Check-in opens at 8am in HT 203 and 204.
- PCC shuttles will be available from each campus, leaving at 7am and returning to Cascade, Southeast, and Rock Creek at 1pm and 4:15pm. RSVP if you plan to ride the shuttle.
- Be sure to visit the Culture of Care wall at the entrance to the HT building and leave encouraging notes for colleagues.
- Free parking on all campuses!
Accommodations
Captioning and ASL will be provided during the in-service program.
PCC provides accommodation for employees who experience disabilities to ensure you are able to participate in employment-related activities. Please make requests for accommodation by emailing adacoordinator@pcc.edu or call 971-722-5869 at least five working days before the date of need.
Schedule for the week
- Tuesday: community sessions at campuses and centers
- Wednesday: Pathway, program, and department meetings
- Thursday: SAC and staff meetings
- Friday: retreats and council meetings
Questions?
For questions or concerns, please email inservice@pcc.edu.