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Moodle courses will show up on the day your class starts. 

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Moodle courses will show up on the day your class starts. 

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Your #1 task: Complete the REA for each class you're enrolled in.

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Your #1 task: Complete the REA for each class you're enrolled in.

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The REA is the Required Enrollment Assignment, and along with your attendance in class (for face to face classes), it determines whether you *stay* enrolled or get dropped from the roster.

Also, you won't have access to any of our Moodle content until you complete both the REA and the Syllabus Acknowledgement.

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LAPTOPS are now available to check out for the semester. Must be a full time RCC student and have an RCC student ID card.  Student IDs are made in the Whitcomb Student Center. Library hours are 7:45am-6pm Monday-Thursday and 7:45am-3pm on Friday.

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I'm looking forward to meeting you all! I hope you'll enjoy my class and learn lots of new and interesting things.

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I'm looking forward to meeting you all! I hope you'll enjoy my class and learn lots of new and interesting things.

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feel free to comment!

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ENG 111 requires two textbooks, The Little Seagull Handbook (4th ed.) and They Say/I Say (5th  ed.), and W.W. Norton’s web-based digital resources , InQuizitive for Writers and Tutorials, that require an access code.  All four resources are available in the RCC bookstore as a bundle.

(ISBN# 9780393538687)

The bundle includes:

·       Bullock, Richard, Michal Brody and Francine Weinberg. The Little Seagull Handbook with Exercises. 4th ed.,   W.W. Norton, 2021.

·       Graff, Gerald, and Cathy Birkenstein. They Say / I Say. 5th ed. W.W. Norton, 2021.

·       Access code for InQuizitive for Writers and “They Say / I Say” Tutorials

(ISBN# 978-0-393-65648-0)

NOTE: the access code can be purchased independently, and it gives you access to both texts as ebooks and it gives you access to the online exercises.

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ENG 112-41 and ENG 111-1440 are completely online

ENG 111-50 meets in Humanities 109 on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9am

ENG 111-55 meets in Humanities 104 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 11am

ENG 110-50 meets on Fridays at 8:30 in Science 111

ENG 112-03 meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 in Humanities 104

These buildings are often either too cold or too warm, so wear layers.

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In addition to buildings housing our educational, administrative and student resources, we have excellent athletic facilities and a premier performance venue, the Apple Amphitheater.

The campus is also home to The Historical Village, with four structures built from the mid-19th century through the early-20th century.

Building Street Addresses

Administration

215 Wrenn Memorial Road

Advanced Technologies

560 County Home Road

Bishopric Lifelong Learning Center

568 County Home Road

Center for Creative Arts

360 Wrenn Memorial Road

Center for Creative Woodworking

333 S. Scales Street

Emergency Services Training Center

222 NC 65

Horticulture Building

380 Wrenn Memorial Road

Industrial Technology I

311 Wrenn Memorial Road

Industrial Technology II

351 Wrenn Memorial Road

James Library

315 Wrenn Memorial Road

Keys Gymnasium

558 County Home Road

Humanities

310 Wrenn Memorial Road

Maintenance

555 County Home Road

Owens Health Sciences

562 County Home Road

Science

312 Wrenn Memorial Road

Whitcomb Student Center

484 County Home Road

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Campus Map - Rockingham Community College

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In addition to buildings housing our educational, administrative and student resources, we have excellent athletic facilities and a premier performance venue, the Apple Amphitheater. The campus is also home to The Historical Village, with four structures built from the mid-19th century through the early-20th century.

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WHERE TO GET YOUR BOOKS if you're a high school student (great news: they're free for you!)

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WHERE TO GET YOUR BOOKS if you're a high school student (great news: they're free for you!)

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Early College students get your books from the Early College office in the second floor of the library.

CCP students who are from homeschool or private schools, get your books from the RCC bookstore

Rockingham County Schools high school students should go to the guidance office at the high school.

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Moodle pages open up just after midnight on the day your class starts, so you won't have access until then.

Before you can access course content, you need to do 2 things:
1. Complete the Required Enrollment Assignment (REA)
2. Complete the Syllabus Acknowledgement Statement

I know it could be tough to get this done before class, especially if you're in the 8am section, but please do your best to get course access as soon as possible.

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If you have a laptop, tablet, or Chromebook, please bring it to class with you.

Devices are not required but will be handy. We have laptops in the classrooms you can use, but it would be much more convenient for you to bring your own.

The James Library on campus has laptops available for you to borrow for the semester.