If you don’t already volunteer for the Douglas Area Food Bank, you’ll want to by the time you finish a tour with Javier “Shorty” Fimbres (’77). Fimbres became food bank president in 2010 and recently earned recognition as the first… Continue Reading →
By J.D. Rottweiler, Ph.D. As Cochise College winds down from an accreditation visit, I’m a bit short on column topics. So in recognition of the season, I’ve crafted something you’ve never seen – a list of things for which I… Continue Reading →
A year or so ago, the Cochise College Governing Board nominated Dan Guilmette, computer science and information systems instructor, for the faculty member award provided annually by the Association of Community College Trustees. Guilmette’s example of community leadership in addition… Continue Reading →
When considering key factors important to students, including cost and financing, classroom experience, education outcomes and career outcomes, Cochise College ranks 21st of 670 U.S. community colleges recently studied by WalletHub. The online consumer information tool that helps users make… Continue Reading →
Cochise College aviation students now have access to advanced simulation training to prepare for larger, faster jets than are available on site. The Aviation Department recently purchased and installed a CRJ700 simulator from Colorado company Paradigm Shift Solutions. Housed in… Continue Reading →
Two new members took the oath of office at the August meeting of the Cochise College Governing Board. Daniel Ortega, mayor of the City of Douglas and a 1982 Cochise College graduate, now holds the Precinct 2 seat vacated by… Continue Reading →
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