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Understanding your strengths and community impact
Fun activities and info tables to start your semester off right!
Info: sab@ppcc.edu
Every Tuesday, Mar. 12-April 23 (except Mar. 26)
12:30-1:30 p.m., Centennial, C200
Info: jennifer.scott@ppcc.edu
Learn to identify common stressors; strategies to cope with stress in a healthy way; the importance of positive self talk and ending negative self talk. Gain tips for decreasing test anxiety and time management.
7 Things You Need Before You Fill Out the 2019-2020 FAFSA
1. Your FSA ID*
2. Your Social Security Number
3. Your driver’s license number
4. Your 2017 tax records- including W2s*
5. Records of untaxed income*
6. Records of your assets (money)*
7. List of school(s) you are interested in attending
*If you are a dependent student, you will need this information for your parents as well.
Make your appointment by signing into Navigate: ppcc.navigate.eab.com
For more info, contact Davina Jimenez at davina.jimenez@ppcc.edu or 719-502-2297.
Fun activities and info tables to start your semester off right!
Info: sab@ppcc.edu
Fun activities and info tables to start your semester off right!
Info: sab@ppcc.edu
Field trips, fun events, education, cool rocks
Every Thursday
Centennial, Room A160, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Info: 377-1285
Radeaux "Fauna & Mosaics" Exhibit
with sculptures by David Caricato
Feb. 1-March 10, M-F 10 am-4 pm
Downtown Campus Art Gallery
Radeaux takes the beautiful natural world and mimics its patterns and mosaics with gorgeous paintings. Incorporating the flora and fauna of the southwest in this unique exhibit, Radeaux, a fixture in the Front Range art community, is joined by David Caricato and his Trompe L'oeil sculptures that challenge the viewer to decide what's real or fabricated with his surreal creations.