CAS (the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education) is a nationally-recognized leader in the Student Affairs profession, whose primary mission is promote the improvement of programs and services to enhance the quality of student learning and development.
CAS has identified six student learning domains that aid in measuring student learning and development.
In an effort to align ourselves with our profession’s national standards, we have chosen to adopt the six learning domains as our guiding framework for Student Life’s assessment efforts.
- Knowledge Acquisition
- Cognitive Complexity
- Intrapersonal Development
- Interpersonal Development
- Humanitarianism & Civic Engagement
- Practical Competence
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CAS has identified six student learning domains that aid in measuring student learning and development.
All programs and services offered through the Department of Student Life are funded by the student activity fee paid by each student, to see current fee rates go to the RRCC Tuition page to view the current year’s tuition and fee chart.
Student Activity Fee Support
- Cultural events
- Wellness events
- Social events
- Lectures & films
- Student Project Center (open computer lab)
- Faculty collaborations
- Student clubs & organizations
- Red Rocks Student Government
- Phi Theta Kappa
- Student Welcome events
- Student Life professional staff
- Student employees
- Student IDs
- Locker rentals
- Publicity of student life events, programs, and services
- Bulletin boards
- Tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts
- Free student admission to Red Rocks Theatre productions
- Discount ticket sales
Parking Fee
Construction and maintenance of campus parking lots and roads.
Student Health & Counseling Center
Access to Student Health & Counseling Center Services
Student Center Bond
- Study & relaxation areas
- Events & conference facilities
- Student Life Desk
- Student Project Center
- Student Organizations offices
- Staff offices
Securing housing in Colorado can be difficult, and we suggest reading the Colorado Landlord and Tenants Rights before entering into any lease or roommate agreements. The following resources for finding rental property or roomates are not RRCC partners and any questions regarding their services should be directed to them.
For finding housing options visit the Trulia link here
Apartments can be found by visiting the Apartments.com or Apartments Advisor websites
To find roomates visit the Roomies.com website
Internet & Telephone Service:
In My Area: Find providers and compare prices for Internet, Cable TV and other home services available in your specific area. This service is at no cost to students and includes free relocation consultations.
Nominations for Outstanding Graduate are now being accepted from faculty, staff or current students, including self-nominations. To nominate a student, please fill out the form below. The nominee must have completed a minimum of thirty semester credit hours at Red Rocks Community College with a GPA of 3.25 or better.
Nominees must have demonstrated a positive impact in one or more of the following areas:
- Campus clubs/organizations
- Student Government
- Work study or student hourly employee
- Community or Campus Service
Both degree and certificate graduates will be considered. The outstanding graduate nominations will be reviewed by the Commencement Committee.
Fill out the online Nominations for Outstanding Graduate form here
Phi Theta Kappa is the International Honor Society of the two year college with over 1200 chapters worldwide. Membership is open only to students who meet the eligibility requirements. Our chapter, Alpha Kappa Sigma, plans activities throughout the year based on the society Hallmarks of Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Fellowship.
Contact Information
http://www.facebook.com/alphakappasigma
http://www.ptk.org
Fall Membership Acceptance Period Open
Eligible students will receive an invitation, at their college-issued email address, at the beginning of the semester.
Upcoming Chapter Activities
Chapter meetings are held on the first Friday of the month, 1:00-2:00, Lakewood Campus, Snowmass room 4115. For a full list of Phi Theta Kappa activities, go to Fox Life.
How do I join Phi Theta Kappa?
New members are invited to join during the spring and fall semester. To be eligible students must:
- Currently be enrolled in college-level courses at RRCC
- Be degree-seeking
- Have a cumulative 3.5 GPA
- Have completed 12 college-level credits at RRCC
Congratulations Alpha Kappa Sigma! Our Chapter was recognized with a Reach Award for Chapter growth.
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What are the benefits of being a member?
There are many opportunities for transfer scholarships, leadership development, and service to the college and community. Members who become officers have opportunities to attend training and conferences at the regional and national levels.
What are some of the activities members participate in during the academic year?
Constitution Day, Honor is Action: a research/service project, a College Project: to support the goals of the college, Relay for Life, Book Drives, Food Drives
What is the time commitment?
There is no requirement for service. Those who are interested in participating can volunteer for as little as an hour or two per event or as much as chairing a committee that works on a project over several weeks time.
Monthly Chapter Newsletters
Student clubs allow for further exploration and discovery in both academic and non-academic areas, enabling growth experiences and learning beyond the classroom setting. Meeting a group of peers is vital when in college. Student clubs pursue special goals that support a variety of common interests and ideas among students.
If you are interested in joining a club, complete this form or contact the club leaders directly.
Calendar of Student Club meetings
Active Clubs:
American Institute of Graphic Artists (AIGA)
President: Mary Brink
redrocksaiga@gmail.com
Advisor: Paul Weinrauch
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
President: VACANT
Email:
Advisor:
Anime Club
President: Mickey Schiefereck
rrccanimeclub@gmail.com
Advisor: Rich Myrup
Cyber Security Club
President: Michael McLoughlin
Email: redrockscyberclub@gmail.com
Advisor: Eric Vahling, Dave Nelson
Cultural Diversity Club
President: Ginger Rose
Email: rrcc.cultural.diversity.club@gmail.com
Engineering Club
President: Jamie O'Reilly
Email: rrccengineering@gmail.com
Advisor: Michelle Fisher
Esports Club
President: Megan Rogers
Email: rrccesports@outlook.com
Advisors: Jared Rodriguez, Jordan Reese
Foto Klub
President: Ania Poisson
Email: theredrocksfotoklub@gmail.com
Advisor: Paul Weinrauch
Organic Garden Club
President: Trudi Plimpton
rrccogclub@gmail.com
Advisor: Stefan Karg
Pre PA Club
President: Julie Fisher
Email: rrccprepaclub@gmail.com
Advisor: Lynne Albert
Psychology Club
President: Jamie O'Reilly
rrccpsy@gmail.com
Advisor: Kyle Kelly
Rainbow Alliance
President: Nico Gambone
Email: rainbowalliancerrcc@gmail.com
Advisor: Jeremy Savage
Space Grant Club
President: Xenen Scott
Email:
Advisors: Annie Strange, Lynne Albert
Student Veteran Association
President:Thomas Coates
Email: rrccsva@gmail.com
Advisors: Merri Mattison
Womxn in STEM
President: Marie Lim
Email:
Advisors: Johanna Debrecht
Inactive Clubs
Although these clubs are currently inactive, they can easily be restarted if you are interested. Contact Sara.Oviatt@rrcc.edu or the club advisor for more information about restarting a club.
American Sign Language Club
Advisor: Stacy Roe
Christian Fellowship
Advisors: Mark Beluscak, Kathie Morgan
Concurrent Enrollment Club
Dungeons and Dragons Club
Advisor: Lynette Hoerner
Improv Club
Adivsor: Kelly Jo Eldredge
Rocky Mountain Media
Student Technical Advice Club
Advisor: Zerain Martinez
Student Wellness Club
Water Advocacy Club
Young Adults Club
Red Rocks Community Club Handbook and Attachments
Club Handbook
Purchase Request
Club Renewal form
For general club information or to start a new club, contact: Sara Oviatt sara.oviatt@rrcc.edu
The Student Government is comprised of Red Rocks students who represent the student body in a variety of capacities, including serving on college committees and advisory groups. Student Government members must be enrolled in at least six credit hours, maintain a grade point average of at least 2.5, and be committed to attending weekly meetings and other government-related activities.
MEETINGS:
All students are welcome to our hybrid meetings every Thursday from 4-5 p.m. in Grays and Torreys room 1571/1572.
Our meeting minutes are located in Fox Life under Student Government.
Zoom Link: https://cccs-edu.zoom.us/j/87633554678?pwd=cVhJMGJyVTZYbExGbnJIV3A1bm9r…
MEMBERS & OFFICERS:
If you are interested in becoming a member you must attend three meetings in a row during the current semester. You must fill out this form.
If you are interested in holding an officer position like President, Vice-President, Secretary, or Public Relations you must be a member. If elections are open you can apply to any position.
ELECTIONS:
Elections are typically held at the end of a semester if positions are open. Elections are currently open now for the fall. We are looking for a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Public Relations.
Student Government activities and projects include:
- Allocating student fees to campus groups for student-related projects
- Researching and funding campus improvements
- Instructor of the Year election
- Participating in events like Welcome Night
- Chartering student clubs and funding some of their activities
- Participating in leadership training programs
For more information about joining Student Government, contact katelyn.martin@rrcc.edu.
Documents
Constitution (ratified April 25th, 2016)
The Student Project Center is a student fee funded computer lab located in the Student Life area on the West side of the Lakewood Campus.
Student Project Center Hours (Room 1551):
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Are you looking for something fun to do on campus? If so, you have come to the right place! Getting involved at Red Rocks in activities that are outside of the classroom is a great way to meet people and enhance your college experience. There is never a dull moment in Student Life and no matter what your interests are, there is an activity for you.
Are you hoping to get involved in leadership development, community service, or event programming on campus? If so, joining Student Government or one of our 30 clubs may be a good fit for you.
Do you have a competitive side or are you looking to break a sweat between classes? If so, ping pong or foosball may be your speed.
Both RRCC Student Pantries are open!
Visit our non-need based food programs at either campus. Learn more about our food programs here.
For a list of RRCC and local community resources visit our comprehensive list here.
The Den
The Den offers a variety of activities for Red Rocks students. Throughout the semester in The Den, Student Life sponsors activities such as guest speakers, Anime Club, and Video Game Club. In addition to these activities, The Den hosts numerous guest speakers, special class lecturers, club meetings, and events, all of which are open to Red Rocks students and are FREE! Check out Fox Life for Den activities.
Great Hall Gaming
*These activities are free and only require a current RRCC student ID.
Foosball
Who doesn't love a good game of foosball...? Check out a ball at the Student Life Desk*.
Bubble Hockey
Up for a little competition? Come play bubble hockey and show your friends what you've got. Only 25 cents per game.
Table Tennis
Play on one of our table tennis tables. Check out paddles and a ball at the Student Life Desk*.
Pinball Machine
Play the Simpson's pinball machine at 25 cents per game.
Board Games
You are never too old for a good board game. Check out games at the Student Life Desk.
Clubs
Do you want to get involved with a club on campus or even start your own club? Check out a complete list of clubs on the Student Clubs web page.
Tennis, Basketball, and Volleyball
If you enjoy a good game of tennis, volleyball or basketball and have your own equipment, the courts are all yours. The tennis courts are used on a first come basis so get out there and play! Equipment is also available at the Student Life desk for checkout.
Lakewood Student Life Desk
Monday - Friday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Arvada Student Life Desk
Monday -Friday
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Hours may vary.
The Student Food Pantry
The Student Food Pantry is open to all RRCC students. No need-based application required.
Open on the Lakewood Campus, Monday through Friday 9:00am -5:00pm.
Open on the Arvada Campus, Monday through Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm
The Student Project Center
Located in Room 1551, on the West side of the Lakewood Campus, the SPC is a student-fee-funded computer lab available only to students.
Open Monday - Friday; 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Learning Domains
CAS (the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education) is a nationally-recognized leader in the Student Affairs profession, whose primary mission is promote the improvement of programs and services to enhance the quality of student learning and development. CAS has identified six student learning domains that aid in measuring student learning and development. In an effort to align ourselves with our profession’s national standards, we have chosen to adopt the six learning domains as our guiding framework for Student Life’s assessment efforts.
- Knowledge Acquisition
- Cognitive Complexity
- Intrapersonal Development
- Interpersonal Development
- Humanitarianism & Civic Engagement Update
- Practical Competence
Please see our Community Resources on the Student Success Page found here