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ESL Institute Spring 2022 Information Sessions
All students who are interested in enrolling in spring 2022 ESL Institute courses are encouraged to join us for an information session. We will discuss the ESL institute classes, testing and registration process. Please sign up at least 24 hours in advance in order to ensure you receive the Zoom link.
The City of Philadelphia has recently updated its vaccine mandate for higher education students, faculty and staff. Under the updated mandate, all students, faculty and staff must have their first shot of an approved COVID-19 vaccine by Oct. 15, 2021, and their second shot (if Pfizer or Moderna) by Nov. 15, 2021.
Individuals will be subject to regular testing until they are fully vaccinated (two weeks after their final shot), including those with approved exemptions. This means that employees, students and volunteers who have not submitted proof of their first shot (for Pfizer and Moderna) by Oct. 15, 2021, or do not have an approved exemption, will not be permitted on campus at that time.
On Tuesday, Sept. 7, Senator Casey joined Dr. Generals and members of the College community to tour the Career and Advanced Technology Center (CATC), opening in 2022. The CATC will bring career training and community building to the forefront of our neighborhoods through state-of-the-art facilities, support for local entrepreneurship, and hands-on learning experiences for fields that are in demand.
Full- and part-time students who become fully vaccinated between Aug. 19, 2021 and Oct. 1, 2021, and who upload their vaccination cards to the College’s secure site, are eligible to receive a $250 Bookstore credit. Vouchers will be issued 10 days following the start of the 15-week/10-week semesters, and can be used in-person or online.
There is no restriction on what the voucher can be used on in the Bookstore, and the voucher does not carry cash value (i.e., students will not receive a refund check for unused funds). The voucher must be used at the Bookstore prior to the end of the Spring 2022 semester.
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- The majority of classes are still (temporarily) virtual.
As we continue to keep your health and safety in mind, we recently announced that we won’t get to see many of you in person until Oct. 18, when courses will be offered in their original format (hybrid or in person), as listed on your class schedule. If you registered for online classes, there are no changes to your schedule.
Community College of Philadelphia hosted a socially distanced, in-person pinning ceremony to celebrate the 34 students who have successfully completed the College’s Post-Baccalaureate Accelerated Associate Degree in Nursing program. These students represent the second cohort of the program. The ceremony was held on Thursday, Aug. 26 on Main Campus. Congratulations, graduates!
Dear Students:
I’m writing today to let you know about some changes to the upcoming fall 2021 semester.
Due to the City of Philadelphia’s recent mandate that all college students, faculty and staff must be vaccinated by Oct. 15, 2021, and in order to prioritize the safety and security of the community as the Delta variant of COVID-19 becomes more prevalent, Community College of Philadelphia will delay the majority of in-person, on-campus classes until Oct. 15, and instead offer these courses online until then. Starting Oct. 18, courses will be offered in their original format (hybrid or in-person), as listed on your class schedule. Beginning Oct. 15, staff, faculty and students who remain unvaccinated without an approved exemption will not be permitted on campus.
Dear Faculty and Staff:
I’m writing today to let you know about some changes to the upcoming fall 2021 semester.
Due to the City of Philadelphia’s recent mandate that all college students, faculty and staff must be vaccinated by Oct. 15, 2021, and in order to prioritize the safety and security of the community as the Delta variant of COVID-19 becomes more prevalent, Community College of Philadelphia will delay the majority of in-person, on-campus classes until Oct. 15, and instead offer these courses online until then. Starting Oct. 18, courses will be offered in their original format (hybrid or in-person). Beginning Oct. 15, staff and faculty who remain unvaccinated without an approved exemption will not be permitted on campus and will be subject to disciplinary action.
Catto Scholars starting in Fall 2021 joined Catto Scholars who started their journeys in Spring 2021 for the Catto Scholarship Family Reunion. The gathering, held outside on Aug. 5 at the Main Campus Winnet Student Life Courtyard, included faculty and staff who were on hand to share student support and campus life information, as well as swag, games, giveaways and live music by Spring Garden Records artist, DJ June Rodriguez. Mayor Kenney and Dr. Generals welcomed scholars to the event.
In accordance with the City of Philadelphia vaccination mandate, beginning Oct. 15, 2021, all students, faculty, staff, contractors, vendors and volunteers must be fully vaccinated to enter our facilities, unless they have been approved for a valid exemption, or have submitted proof of their first shot of a COVID-19 vaccine and submit to regular testing until they are fully vaccinated. Employees, students, and volunteers who have not submitted proof of their second shot (for Pfizer and Moderna) by November 15, 2021, or have an exemption will not be permitted on campus after November 15, 2021.
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