Year in Review - 2019

Number 1 in California and Number 1 in Central Valley
Our students are making an impact throughout the state.

#1 in California...

  • Number of transfer students to UCs and CSUs*
  • Associate Degrees for Transfer earned**
  • Associate Degrees earned with the fewest units accumulated

#1 in Central Valley

  • Number of transfer students to UCs and CSUs*
  • Associate Degrees for Transfer earned**
  • Successful completion of transfer-level math and English within the first year

*Per 1,000 students
**Compared to similarly-sized California Community Colleges

2019 Champion for the 2nd year

2019 Champion for Higher Education for the 2nd year in a row

Student Achievements

billboard displaying Keley's artwork
Clovis Community College student, Kelsey Perez, won a state-wide design challenge and her artwork was displayed on a billboard in Oakland: Sponsored by the Bridgegood/CCC partnership.
  • Kelsey Perez' won a state-wide design challenge and had her artwork displayed on a billboard in Oakland: Sponsored by the Bridgegood/CCC partnership
  • Computer Science students earned 2nd place at Dept. of Energy Cyber Fire Puzzle Competition
  • CCC engineering students took all four winning spots at the spring 2019 Central California Engineering Design Challenge
  • Mayra Zamudio earned Dr. Tom Crow distinguished student scholarship (Osher)

Student-Athletes

  • 14 swim and dive team members participated at the state meet
  • Cross-country teams finished 3rd and 5th overall at the NorCal Regional meet and in the top 15 at the State Championship
  • Men’s soccer team advanced to the 1st round of CCCAA North Regional Playoffs
  • Women's soccer team – CVC Regional Co-Champions with 1st Conference Title
  • One Central Valley Conference male scholar-athlete of the year
  • One Central Valley Conference female scholar-athlete of the year

Employee Achievements

  • Custodian Manager, Sergio Salinas was the first Clovis Community College (CCC) inductee to (State Center Community College District (SCCCD) Muro De Honor
  • Biology instructor, Dr. Rosa Alcazar, developed a partnership with Carnegie Institution and Johns Hopkins University to provide student access to scientific data
  • Math department acknowledged in a national study for positive success results
  • Staff and faculty volunteered at Habitat for Humanity (repainted Pinedale Senior Center)
  • Counselor, Carla Stoner-Brito, wrote and published a bilingual children’s book, “Carlos Goes to College, Carlos Va a La Universidad”
  • Cross country and track coach, CJ Albertson, broke the world record on April 13 with a time of 2:17:59.4 in the men’s indoor marathon at The Amory’s New Balance Track & Field Center in New York City
  • Coach of the Year Awards for all our athletic coaches

Community Achievements

 SBCD Ribbon Cutting

Group shot with Dr. Bennett cutting the ribbon and the SBCD Ribbon Cutting event.
  • CCC’s nominee, Wawona Frozen Foods, selected for the outstanding school/business partnership award at the Fresno Compact
  • Opened the CCC Valley Community Small Business Development Center: The Grand opening was attended by more than 50 dignitaries, community and business leaders
  • CCC hosted a variety of cultural speakers/events: Dr. Chike Akua, Paul Chavez, Ela Gandhi, Mexican Independence Day, Asian Pacific Islander month, Black History month
  • CCC’s nominee, Pastor Paul Binion, inducted into the “Wall of Honor” by the SCCCD & African/American Historical and Cultural Museum

Scholarships and Fundraisers

Scholarship Group Photo

Scholarship recipients at the 2019 Scholarship Award Ceremony

#ClovisCrushGivingDay and the President's Breakfast raised over $168, 000* for student Scholarships, Crush Food Pantry, and the soccer field/track *Running total since 2018


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