WHO WE ARE
The Creative Community College Collaborators (4C) is an informal association rooted in the efforts of a single professional new to the field of learning center administration looking for support and community as she found her footing during the COVID-19 shutdowns of 2020. It has grown into a community of practice comprising learning center administrators in nearly twenty community colleges across the USA.
4C is not organized under 501(c) or any other structure. There are currently no elected or appointed positions, no membership dues, and no conference registration fees. We are colleagues who learn from and share with each other, enjoy one another's company and perspectives, and volunteer our time and expertise to a cause we deem worthwhile.
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A few original leaders among the 4C have moved on to other professional or personal pursuits away from the world of learning center leadership. We appreciate their service, miss their association, and wish them well.
Current leadership includes:
Valerie Lee
College of Western Idaho
Communications
Angela Dunlap
Illinois Valley Community College
Participant Relations
Lynell Williams
South Texas College
Technology Liaison
Flor Araujo
SUNY Orange
Materials Design
Gary Brittsan
Chemeketa Community College
Conference Support
Seana Chaves
Pima Community College
Stakeholder Relations
Photo
Pending
Khairia Fazal
Bergen Community College
Participant Relations
Beth Lisi
Jamestown Community College
Social Media Manager
Our members represent community colleges across the nation.
The Creative Community College Collaborators (4C) is an informal association rooted in the efforts of a single professional new to the field of learning center administration looking for support and community as she found her footing during the COVID-19 shutdowns of 2020. It has grown into a community of practice comprising learning center administrators in nearly twenty community colleges across the USA.
4C is not organized under 501(c) or any other structure. There are currently no elected or appointed positions, no membership dues, and no conference registration fees. We are colleagues who learn from and share with each other, enjoy one another's company and perspectives, and volunteer our time and expertise to a cause we deem worthwhile.
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A few original leaders among the 4C have moved on to other professional or personal pursuits away from the world of learning center leadership. We appreciate their service, miss their association, and wish them well.
Current leadership includes:
OUR MISSION
At Creative Community College Collaborators, we strive to create a collegial community where learning support professionals can come together and share ideas. Our goal is to improve learning support practices in the community college environment through collaborative practice. We also seek to extend the benefits of participating in a professional organization to the tutors and other learning support staff working in our centers.