HUDSON – Registration is open now at Columbia-Greene Community College for the Spring 2022 semester.
Spring courses will include a full slate of online, remote, and in-person courses for both full- and part-time students. The College encourages prospective students to register for classes at the earliest possible date, both to reserve space in limited classes and to prevent course cancelations.
Among new course offerings are Growing Greene County, an entrepreneurship program offered at the Cairo Library that provides a toolkit of relevant skills for those seeking to start their own businesses but may not know where or how to begin; and Connecting With Today’s Job Seekers, a free interactive and hands-on workshop that gives business owners and managers the knowledge to tailor their job postings and listings in ways that resonate with today’s spectrum of job seekers.
Non-credit programming, with some classes beginning the first week in January, includes personal and professional enrichment courses in Arts, Business, Computer Skills, Physical Fitness, Languages, and more, as well as online, self-paced continuing education courses offered through a partnership with ed2go, an internationally recognized online education provider. Customized workforce training for local employers also is available.
In addition to the courses being offered this semester, students now have access to CircleIn, an app that enables students to leverage the power of peer support in studying and learning. In short, CircleIn facilitates and incentivizes remote peer-to-peer studying and encourages students to support one another.
For information about enrolling in non-credit classes, contact the Office of Community Engagement and Professional Development at communityservices@sunycgcc.edu or 518.828.4181, Extension 3342.
All in-person classes will adhere to the latest health and safety guidelines. For information about applying to C-GCC, e-mail admissions@sunycgcc.edu or call 518.828.4181, Extension 3427.
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