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Mental Health Cochise College Counselors - Professor Laura Hughes

Douglas Phone;(520)364-7943

Campus Hours;Monday-Friday 8:00AM-4:30PM

The STEM LAB is here to help students succeed. In the lab, students can get homework help, collaberate on ideas with others, gain study skills, prepare for tests,or learn how to handle math or tests anxiety!

LIBRARIES

The Charles Di Peso Library on the Douglas Campus and the

Andrea Cracchiolo Library on the Sierra Vista Campus house

a diverse collection of books and media items, including

DVDs and audiobooks, to support Cochise College

curriculum and lifelong learning. There is a robust Early

Childhood Education collection at each campus that includes

teaching resources for K-12 classrooms, children's books,

games, and activities. Each library also has open study areas,

study rooms, photocopiers, WEPA print stations, and

computers with Internet access. Special collections and

services within the libraries also include Spanish-language &

Spanish/English bilingual materials and college archives.

The online library, available at WWW.Cochise.edu/library,

provides access to magazines and scholarly journals, eBook

collections, and streaming educational and documentary

videos. The online library is available 24/7 to students,

faculty, and staff from campus, home, and mobile devices.

Cochise College librarians offer individual and group research

instruction and are available to help with research in-person,

by phone, by email, and by online chat.

BOOKSTORE

The Campus Store carries all required and recommended

textbooks and supplies. New, used, and digital options for

textbooks - rental and buyback available to help save! Also

available are scrubs, nursing supplies and other needed course

materials. The Campus Store carries supplies, technology,

snacks and swag to show off Apache pride! Visit The Campus

Store in the Student Union Building on the Sierra Vista

Campus or shop online at www.cochiseshop.com! Tel: 520-

515-5419 E-mail: cochise@bkstr.com

ACADEMIC SERVICES

Academic Advising Services

Cochise College advisors assist our diverse student population

in defining, planning, and achieving success. This

collaborative effort results in students taking responsibility for

achieving education, personal/social, and career goals. Our

goal as Cochise College advisors is to provide the support

needed to be successful in desired educational and career

goals. Our advisors will assist in creating, reviewing, and re-

evaluating educational and life goals, while serving as a

resource for information on college policies and procedures,

degree requirements, and university transfer.

Academic advisors are here to help:

• Understand degree/certificate programs and requirements

• Create educational plans

• Select classes to meet degree/transfer requirements

• Connect students to college services and support

• Help students apply for graduation

New to College

We know the first semester of college can be mixed with

excitement, anticipation and some uncertainty. Cochise

READY is a new student onboarding program designed to

help students prepare for a successful college experience.

Participating in a Cochise READY session is an opportunity

to get acquainted with college services and support, meet with

an academic advisor and REGISTER for your first semester of

college. For more information, visit cochise.edu/advising, call

520-515-5482 or send an email message to

advising@cochise.edu.

Placement Assessment

Students entering Cochise College programs are expected to

possess basic academic proficiency in English, mathematics,

and reading before taking college-level courses. Those

students who do not demonstrate this proficiency may need to

take courses that will not necessarily count toward their

degree. Lack of academic preparation is one of several factors

affecting students’ ability to complete their programs in a

timely fashion while maximizing the advantages of financial

aid.

All new students are required to determine their skill levels in

English, mathematics, and reading prior to registration. To

meet this requirement, students complete the Directed Self-

Placement (DSP) assessment. The DSP is a widely used tool

for placing a student in their first-year English, math, and

reading classes. The DSP process guides students to choose

the course they feel is best aligned with their sense of

readiness for college English, math, and reading. Through the

DSP, students are able to take an active role in the decision

about their first-year courses. All of the DSP assessments can

be completed on an internet-ready device

at https://www.cochise.edu/dsp/.

Students who determine they are at the developmental level in

any of the three areas above should consult an advisor to

select the right courses designed to prepare them for college-

level work. These courses currently include the following:

• ENG 095, Basic Writing

• ENG 096, Intermediate Writing

• MAT 081, Beginning Algebra

• MAT 091, Intermediate Algebra

• RDG 020, Basic Reading

• RDG 092, College Reading

The above developmental courses all count toward meeting

full-time status for financial aid purposes but any course

Services for Students

COLLEGE LOCATIONS| 9

Benson Center

1025 State Route 90

Benson, AZ 85602-6501

(520) 586-1981

The Benson Center is a 13,000-square-foot facility that

includes classrooms, computer labs, a learning center and Wi-Fi access. For-credit, developmental, and personal interest

classes are offered in the day and evening. Full-time staff

assists students with admissions, registration, placement

testing, advising and financial aid.

Douglas Campus

4190 West Highway 80

Douglas, AZ 85607-6190

(520) 364-7943

The Douglas Campus is located in a scenic area between

Douglas and Bisbee and serves approximately 1,000 students

each semester with a diverse curriculum of general education,

transfer and direct employment programs, and adult education

classes. The campus includes residence halls, an on-campus

airport and athletic facilities.

Downtown Center

2600 East Wilcox Drive

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

(520) 515-0500

In 2016, Cochise College began offering classes in a new

facility in downtown Sierra Vista. The Downtown Center

offers degrees and certificates in nursing and health sciences,

online, culinary arts and electronics technology. The center

also provides continuing education classes and entrepreneurial

advising through the Center for Lifelong Learning and Small

Business Development Center.

Fort Huachuca

Army Education Center

Building 52104

Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613-6000

(520) 533-2391

The Cochise College office on Fort Huachuca (Building

52104) provides advising and student services to military

students and their families as well as civilians who can access

Fort Huachuca. Classes are usually offered in eight-week

sessions and meet in the classrooms at the Fort Huachuca

Center (Building 67601).

Sierra Vista Campus

901 North Colombo Avenue

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-2317

(520) 515-0500

The Sierra Vista Campus is located at the eastern edge of

Sierra Vista, approximately one-mile northeast of the junction

of state highways 90 and 92. The Sierra Vista Campus serves

about 2,000 students each semester with a diverse curriculum

of general education, transfer and direct employment

programs, and adult education classes.

Willcox Center

470 N. Bisbee Ave.

Willcox, AZ 85643-1500

(520) 384-4502

The Willcox Center is located on Willcox Unified School

District property near the high school. The center opened in

2010 with several classrooms, computer and science labs,

open study space, up-to-date technology and Wi-fi access

points across the center. Full-time staff are available to assist

with admissions, registration, placement testing, advising,

financial aid and dual enrollment support to Bowie, San

Simon and Willcox High School students.

College Locations