Central Arizona College
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Dec
2012
Thirty-one Central Arizona College students were celebrated and recognized for completing the nursing program, one of the most challenging curricula offered in higher education. Each of the 31 members of the program’s graduating class received pins signifying the student’s completion of the program. Following a candle-lighting ceremony, the graduating students…
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13
Dec
2012
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Guy Harrison -
Beginning with the 2013 fall semester, Central Arizona College’s Weekend College will join forces with Northern Arizona’s Extended Campuses to offer a 90/30 bachelor’s degree program. This arrangement will allow students to complete one of three NAU baccalaureate programs without ever having to leave Pinal County, or take classes at…
12
Dec
2012
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Tom DiCamillo -
Phoenix-born and Eloy-raised Dick Myers is driven by a spirit of volunteerism. When one considers that his grandfather aided in the incorporation of Eloy, his mother was a member of the local auxiliary, and his father was a charter member of the Eloy volunteer firefighting force, one might rightfully say…
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11
Dec
2012
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Tom DiCamillo -
All 20 of Central Arizona College’s radiologic technology students have passed the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists exam, keeping intact the 100 percent success rate unfurled by CAC students when the program began six years ago. The news was broadcast live to the audience by Frank Mollica, the director of…
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Nov
2012
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AJ News -
During last week’s Ribbon Cutting ceremony celebrating the new building and remodeling project on the Superstition Mountain Campus of Central Arizona College (CAC), President Dr. Doris Helmich thanked the community and all involved for “helping students realize their dreams.” Other speakers included Apache Junction City Manager George Hoffman who pointed out that the economic development of an area “depends on…
08
Nov
2012
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Guy Harrison -
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology has been used by real estate offices, mining companies and municipalities for years. Students at Central Arizona College now will have an opportunity to learn how to use that technology through a course offered at its Signal Peak Campus in the upcoming spring semester.
07
Nov
2012
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Guy Harrison -
With a lineup of classes that includes Cake Decorating, Baking and Pastry I & II and Everything Chocolate, one might wonder if Central Arizona College’s culinary arts program offers baking as a major. Beginning in the fall of 2013, that will, in fact, be the case as CAC will add…
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07
Nov
2012
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Guy Harrison -
Central Arizona College’s highly-touted massage clinics at the Superstition Mountain and Signal Peak campuses now are open to the community. Reservations are being accepted for anyone wishing to enjoy a therapeutic massage performed by students who are enrolled in either the massage therapy degree or certificate programs offered by the…
06
Nov
2012
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Guy Harrison -
Whether you enjoy cooking as a hobby, or you plan to pursue a career in all things tasty, Central Arizona College’s culinary arts program now is offering an outlet to all foodies within the city of Maricopa. The program will be expanding its selection of classes to the college’s brand-new…
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05
Nov
2012
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Tom DiCamillo -
Anthem K-8 combined a subtracting defense with an integer offense that multiplied the effect of a co-efficient drag on the opposition’s variables to edge intra-district rival Copper Basin K-8 for the 2012 Central Arizona College Superstition Mountain Campus Middle School Math Contest Championship. Anthem claimed the 10-team event by capturing…
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- Central Arizona College
- Florence Unified School District
- copper basin
- j.o. combs unified school district
- Coolidge Unified School District
- Florence K8
- Anthem K8
- Copper Basin K8
- J.O. Combs Middle School
- Circle Cross Ranch K8
- Magma Ranch K8
- Skyline Ranch K8
- Maxwell Mielke
- Wyatt Griffen
- William Sengir
- Isaac Smith
- Sam Wolanin
- Devin Venditti
- Alexis Sanders
05
Nov
2012
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Guy Harrison -
After moving from Colorado in search of new adventures, Central Arizona College non-traditional student Jan Bates-Withers has been chosen as the college’s Student of the Month for November.
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02
Nov
2012
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Tom DiCamillo -
Grand Re-Opening Week for Central Arizona College’s Don P. Pence Center for Visual & Performing Arts peaks this weekend with CAC’s three-day performance of Oklahoma! “The excitement and buzz about the Pence Center and CAC’s production of Oklahoma! has reverberated throughout the community,” Dora Tompkins, CAC community events coordinator, said.
