GENERAL INFORMATION
The community service division office is
responsible for the overall administration, budgeting, clerical services, program
development, instruction, evaluations, contracts, scheduling and official record keeping
and reporting for the division. The division office publishes a schedule of offerings
fall, spring and summer and does advertising and promotion of offerings. The division
office prepares instructional materials and offers certificates of completion to students.
The office also reserves and prepares college facilities for use by outside persons,
groups and organizations.
Course
Schedules and Registration
Schedules of course offerings are available a
month prior to the beginning of each semester. The schedule can be picked up in the
Community Services Building or be mailed upon request. A schedule is printed for fall,
spring and summer. Registration for the Community Services classes is on a first-come,
first-served basis, and many courses are limited in size. Students may register for any
course in room 101 of the Community Services Building from 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday through
Thursday or 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Friday. Students may also register by mail using the
clip out coupon in the printed course schedule. Dates for registration at off-campus sites are
published in the schedules.
Adult Education
Cooperative
The Angelina College Adult Education Cooperative is a group of
adult learning centers that provide guidance in assisting adults in
obtaining knowledge and improving skills. The centers offer a relaxed,
informal learning environment with friendly, caring instruction.
Continuing Education Units
(C.E.U.'s)
Angelina College awards continuing education
units (C.E.U.'s) to individuals who have successfully completed educational activities for
which academic credit is not awarded. The C.E.U., by nation-wide definition, is "ten
contact hours of participation in an organized continuing education adult or extension
experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction, and qualified
instruction". The C.E.U. is a means of recording and accounting for the various
continuing education activities that one accumulated over a period of years, in transcript
form.
Faculty
Faculty members are selected upon the basis of
competency and motivation from college faculty and from leading business and professional
men and women in the community.
Tuition
Charges for non-credit courses vary with the
length and requirements of the course. The average cost of a course is $45. Course charges
range from $15 to $675, with cost determined by length of course, instructional costs, and
materials and supplies used. Course fees are published in each semester's schedules.
Withdrawing From Courses
Students wishing to withdraw from a
credit-free course may do so at any time by notifying their instructor. However, those
seeking a refund must notify the Community Services Division Office either by calling, in
person, or in writing. Refunds will be issued according to the refund schedule
listed in the college bulletin.
Career
Development Program
This program encompasses the largest set of
offerings in the division and provides all of the individual, business, industrial and
non-profit job and contract training, retraining, upgrading, licensing and certification
services. The career development program is divided into offering areas which include
business, insurance and real estate; computer occupations; educational, technical and
vocational occupations; food service occupations; and health career occupations.
Community
Services Division
Financial Aid Need Verification Form
-Texas Public Educational Grant (TPEG) - No funds are available at this
time.
