About the Deans of Students


The deans of students make sure students have the services and support they need to succeed. The deans work with student services to support learning in classes and through extracurricular activities. The deans work with faculty to create a supportive learning environment. See the boxes below for more information about some of the departments and programs within the deans of students. Review the CCAC Guide to Student Services for a full list of services available to all students.

At the Community College of Allegheny County, our goal is our students' success. For us, student success is a holistic and inclusive journey. We support students at every stage and help them achieve their goals. While academic achievement is a cornerstone of this success, we recognize that true student success also encompasses personal, professional and career growth. It includes building life skills, such as solving problems and adapting to change. Student success means completing your education, whether for personal growth, earning a degree or certificate, gaining an industry credential, transferring to a four-year college, or getting a job.

 

 

Contact Form

Have a question? Need help? The deans of students are here to assist. Please use the contact form below to provide us with some information about your question or concern. The deans of students review questions and comments and will reply as soon as possible. Please understand that complex issues may require additional time for responses.

Please note that if your question or statements involve concerns about academic matters such as grades and course requirements, you should first speak with your instructor. Please refer to the Student Handbook for more information.

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We Are Here To Help!

If you are facing a problem that may prevent you from reaching your goals, contact us right away. We can assist with both academic and nonacademic challenges such as:

  • Struggling in classes or with exams
  • Thinking about withdrawing from a course
  • Figuring out Blackboard or other IT systems
  • Affording college expenses (e.g., books, childcare, transportation)
  • Worrying about having enough food for yourself or your family
  • Balancing school with work, family and other commitments

Connect with us by emailing CARE@ccac.edu or calling 412-237-HOPE.

For more information about the Student Emergency GAP Fund and other basic needs services, please visit the Resource Navigator webpage or complete the Student Emergency Aid, Technology & Basic Needs Services Information and Application.

 

Student Handbook

CCAC’s Student Handbook explains student services, academic information, policies, and general information.

All students are responsible for knowing and being familiar with the policies in the student handbook.

Read the Student Handbook