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Teaching Remotely

Help with teaching and teaching technology (Zoom, Canvas, Video).  Online workshops and individual help. 

 

Administrative Services

The Business Office continues to receive forms (now electronic) and answer general questions.

 

Electronic signatures will be accepted on most district forms. 

 

Grant Reports are processed by the Business Office, if you are a Project Director please notify the Business Office of upcoming deadlines and prepare the grant reports ahead of schedule.

The switchboard will continue to assist callers by email or phone on Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. All emails and voicemails will be returned within 24 hours during regular business hours. 

The Cashier’s Office will continue to assist students remotely by email and phone as well as limited services in-person.
 

Child Development Center

The CDC is open with modified procedures, including:

  • temperature and wellness checks of children and staff,
  • closing the center to visitors and volunteers,
  • limiting class size to a cohort of ten,
  • increased sanitization of surfaces, and
  • the discontinuance of “family style” meals.

Counseling

Services for students are available remotely during this time. 

Transfer Center

The Transfer Centeris available via email at amaliya.blyumin@gcccd.edu 

 

Career Center

The Career Center offers resume reviews and career exploration guidance via email at cuyamaca.career@gcccd.edu

 

Veterans Center

The Veterans Center is available to answer questions about benefits, certification, services, and resources. Email them at cuyamaca.veterans@gcccd.edu 

High School Outreach

High School Outreach is available to answer questions about Cuyamaca College for prospective and incoming students via email at cuyamaca.outreach@gcccd.edu 

 

Creating a cybersecure (remote) workplace

Cyber Security is important, and as we transition to a virtual campus it is important to understand what that means for you. This handout provides five important tips to ensure your safety. 

Graphics Support

If you need Graphics support for your Canvas classroom, we can help. Email: Cuyamaca.Graphics@gcccd.edu with as much notice as possible (1-2 weeks preferred.) 

 

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Financial Aid & Scholarships Office
900 Rancho San Diego Parkway, El Cajon, CA 92019  
Ph: 619-660-4201 Fax: 619-660-4279  
www.cuyamaca.edu/financial-aid/index.php

 

While working remotely we are processing files and distributing aid to the best of our abilities. You may experience a delay in processing, so please plan ahead. Thank you for your patience. 

 

File Transfer

If you need to send large files during this time, Firefox Send is a free, online tool. This interactive PDF will show you how. 

 

Free and Low-cost Internet

Several companies are providing free or low-cost internet access as a result of the pandemic..

 

Library

Librarians offer targeted services for specific courses. Many students have difficulties accessing electronic resources remotely and need help. Contact Jeri Edelen to receive remote library support for your courses. 

  • Embedded Library Research Guides: Hand-picked resources from the library organized by course assignment or by program. 
  • Online Guest Librarian: Sometimes you just want your students to find 1-2 sources. In this case, you can use the Guest Librarian for just that one assignment. The librarian will join your course as a "guest lecturer" in the discussion forum on Canvas.  

Student Affairs

Personal Counseling

Personal Counseling is available by phone. Call 619-660-4200 or email CuyamacaHealthAndWellness@gmail.com to make an appointment. Personal counseling is available Tuesday and Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and Thursday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

 

Code of Conduct

Tips for Preventing Academic Misconduct:

*Remind students of your classroom guidelines as it applies to academic misconduct and the areas that constitute academic misconduct (examples could include: unauthorized collaboration, plagiarism, cheating, forgery, falsification of information, purchasing papers, utilizing “cheating” websites, recycling assignments). 

 

*Remind students of the consequences for engaging in academic misconduct (receiving a failing grade on the assignment/exam). 

 

*Discussion of possible sanctions for further violations (formal student conduct through Student Affairs, which can result in a formal warning letter, disciplinary file, and possible school suspension for repeat cases.) 

 

Reporting Academic Misconduct Issues

If you have students who engaged in academic misconduct, please contact Lauren Vaknin (Lauren.Vaknin@gcccd.edu), Dean of Student Affairs to assist with the next steps. As a reminder, the student code of conduct defines academic misconduct as:

*Cheating, plagiarism (including plagiarism in a student publication), or engaging in other academic dishonesty as defined by the College’s academic integrity standards

 

Cuyamaca Cares

Cuyamaca Cares is available to connect students to community food and housing resources, and process emergency funding applications. Contact Cuyamaca Cares at Cuyamaca.Cares@gcccd.edu 

 

Health and Wellness Center

Nurses in the Health and Wellness Center are available to answer your questions and provide referral information. Email Reiko.Suto@gcccd.edu 

Associated Student Government (ASGCC)

Meetings are held via Zoom during regularly scheduled times: Fridays at 12:30 p.m. 

 

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