Training and Development
A variety of online and in-person training opportunities are made available through POD each year. Please refer to the POD Calendar and online opportunities through Lynda.com including Curated Playlists that focus on a variety of competencies.
Teaching Men of Color in the Community College and Supporting Men of Color in the Community College are online and provide instructional faculty with strategies and approaches that can be used to foster enhanced learning, development, and success among college men of color.
The Over-the-Shoulder program is intended to provide one-on-one training opportunities on a specific software task. Take yourself to the next level with up to two hours each term.
Other training opportunities
Information Technology (IT)
Information Technology provides support, training, and resources to help employees build skills in PCC enterprise systems and office computing.
Instructional Support
Instructional Support (IS) provides support for faculty in the course development process. View the schedule of current training.
Community-Based Learning
Community-Based Learning supports instructors that wish to enhance their classes with community service experience for students.
Center for Careers in Education
The Cascade Center for Careers in Education works to organize and conduct professional development for PCC faculty.
Teaching Learning Centers (TLC)
Teaching Learning Centers are committed to offering programs that promote best practices and facilitate innovation.
Disability Services
Disability Services provides a variety of professional development, training, & awareness building opportunities.
FERPA
FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) training and resources.
Tuition Benefits
Eligible PCC employees qualify for the tuition waiver and tuition reimbursement benefits. Explore PCC Credit and Non-Credit Classes!
Library Resources
PCC Library subscribes to many journals for community college faculty and staff. Read the Chronicle of Higher Education, New Directions for Community Colleges, or New Directions for Student Services. Please see the Teaching in the Community College guide for links to many other recommended titles. Contact library staff for further information.