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Home Columbia College Alert Team (CCAT) In This Section Columbia College Alert Team (CCAT) Faculty Support for At-Risk Students Title IX About Us The Columbia College Alert Team is a campus team that meets regularly to identify, monitor, assess, and respond to concerns and/or distressing, disruptive or dangerous behaviors by students, faculty/staff and community members who struggle academically, emotionally or psychologically, or who may pose a threat to the safety and wellbeing of our campus community (i.e., students, faculty, staff, and visitors).  If you have concerns or have been involved in or witnessed a situation that is distressing, disruptive or dangerous anywhere on campus please fill out a CCAT reporting form and/or let a member of the team know. You can contact CCAT by using the CCAT Reporting Form link below or by contacting any member of the team in person, by phone or email.  If there is an immediate campus crisis, emergency or dangerous situation contact Campus Security at 209-566-5476.  If there is a life threatening situation or imminent danger Call 911.  Any member of the team will communicate with others as needed.    Columbia College Concern and/or Conduct Violation Form Use this form to report an incident that requires support from campus officials. For an imminent threat to self or others, call 911. CCAT Reporting Form Warning Signs DISTRESSED Student (Emotional) Upset; distracted; noticeable anxiety; tearful; panicky; shaky DISRUPTIVE Student (Behavioral) Under the influence of drugs or alcohol; acting out and interfering in class or campus activities; creating disturbing writings, drawings or social media; low-level threatening; or emotionally escalated. DANGEROUS Student (Threat to safety of self or others or campus; imminent danger) Verbal or physical threats, altercations, or out-of-control behavior; Dangerously under the influence, non-responsive, or out of touch with reality; Increasingly escalating in mood or behavior and unresponsive to directives or limits. Action to take :  Talk privately with the student Refer to or consult with Student Health and Wellness Staff or contact the Director Mental Health & Wellness at 588- 5283. Optional file a CCAT form If a student mentions suicidal or homicidal thoughts and feelings or issues pertaining to Title IX File a  CCAT Reporting Form/Alert the Team Action to take:  Set clear, firm limits and boundaries about acceptable behavior Contact campus Security if under the influence or unable to respond to limits and directives. File a CCAT Reporting Form/Alert the Team. Action to take:  Contact Campus Security at 566-5467 and/or call 911. File a CCAT Reporting Form/Alert the Team after.   CCAT Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Expand All Collapse All What is the Columbia College Alert Team (CCAT) and why T.R.U.ST CCAT? T eam for R esponsive U nified S tudent T imely intervention & support We are the Columbia College BIT (Behavioral Intervention Team) We consist of representatives from various departments We function in accordance with best practices established by the National Behavioral Intervention Team Association (NABITA) What does CCAT do? The Columbia College Alert Team is a campus team that meets regularly to identify, monitor, assess, and respond to concerns and/or distressing, disruptive or dangerous behaviors by students, faculty/staff and community members who struggle academically, emotionally or psychologically, or who may pose a threat to the safety and wellbeing of our campus community (i.e., students, faculty, staff, and visitors). Promote safety and well-being across the academic and campus community. We are dedicated to early intervention, threat assessment and coordinated response to behaviors that may impact campus safety or student success. We connect students with appropriate resources and campus services. Important information to know: Please report complaints, conduct and Title IX concerns Referrals to CCAT are IMPORTANT even if an incident may seem minor Reporters are encouraged to report behavioral observations, facts and student quotes. What if it is an emergency? Contact 911 and Campus Safety at 209-566-5476 If there is an immediate campus crisis, emergency, life threatening situation or imminent danger or dangerous situation call 911 and Campus Safety at 209-566-5476. Then file a report What if I don't want the student to get in trouble? A very important question! The purpose of the team is to increase safety, support, and guidance. "Intervention" does not necessarily mean disciplinary action. Most of the time, it means helping a student who is troubled or even in crisis. Contacting CCAT does NOT mean you are getting a student in trouble. In fact, it is possible we will just be "on alert" and take no action at all. Will you let me know what you are going to do after I make a report? You will receive an automated response after your submitting a CCAT form and this may be the only communication you receive. CCAT complies with FERPA/privacy/confidentiality requirements and therefore may not be able to disclose information to the reporting party and information shared is on a “need to know basis.” Reporters may not see everything happening, but steps are being taken even when details cannot be disclosed. Please know that the concern is being addressed by the appropriate departments. If you have any additional questions or concerns you are encouraged to contact a CCAT member for further direction. Can I make an anonymous report? Yes. But it is much more helpful if you let us know who you are. Columbia College CCAT Common Questions Answered PDF In This Section Columbia College Alert Team (CCAT) Faculty Support for At-Risk Students Title IX Contact Info CCAT Members Melissa Raby Vice President of Student Services Office: Manzanita 262 209-588-5132 [email protected] Michael Igoe Dean of Student Services Office: Manzanita 276 209-588-5144 [email protected] Jordan McMurray Director of Mental Health & Wellness Office: Pinyon 209-588-5346 [email protected] Rebekah Rogers Counselor, Special Programs Office: Manzanita 218 209-588-5134 [email protected] General Inquires: 209-588-5100 Campus Safety: 209-566-5476 [email protected] Accreditation Title IX and Equity Policies Campus Safety File a Complaint Employment Website Feedback It is the  policy  of Yosemite Community College District not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or disability in its educational programs and its employment practices. 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Home Columbia College Foundation Scholarships In This Section Foundation / Give a Gift Columbia Promise Scholarships Columbia College Foundation Mini-Grants Foundation Board Columbia College Scholarships The Columbia College Foundation partners with generous community donors and organizations to provide scholarships for Columbia College students. Opportunities are available across all fields of study, with varying GPA and eligibility requirements. With one simple online application, students can be considered for more than 100 scholarship opportunities. The deadline to apply for 2025-2026 Columbia College Scholarships has passed. Award notifications for students selected to receive a scholarship will be sent out through the Columbia College student e-mail system in early April 2026. Questions? Call the Columbia College Foundation at (209) 588-5065 Help for Applicants We want you to succeed! If you need assistance with your scholarship application, here are resources available on campus: Scholarship Application Guide - Step-by-Step Instructions for Applicants Academic Achievement Center – Schedule an appointment with a tutor for application support, including your personal statement. Welcome Desk (Student Ambassadors) – Upper Manzanita Lobby • (209) 588-2194 Career & Transfer Center Staff – Upper Manzanita • (209) 588-5273 Personal Statement Tips Tell your story: what motivates you, challenges you’ve overcome, and your goals. Highlight your academic achievements, community involvement, and future plans. Be specific and genuine—let your personality shine through! 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Fulfilling basic needs is a key component in achieving educational success.  This Basic Needs web page includes a resource guide for students to check out what college and community programs may be available to assist them. Specific details about each resource may change, so checking in with each program to get up to date information is encouraged.  Announcements: Contact Phone: (209) 588-5071 Email: [email protected] Office: Upper Manzanita- Financial Aid Office     In This Section Columbia Basic Needs Child Care Resources Clothing Resources Covid Resources Employment Resources Financial Resources Food Resources Health Services Housing Resources Legal Resources Medical Resources Mental Health Resources Personal Care Resources Safety Resources School Supplies Resources Student Parent Information Technology Resources Transportation Resources Utility Resources General Inquires: 209-588-5100 Campus Safety: 209-566-5476 [email protected] Accreditation Title IX and Equity Policies Campus Safety File a Complaint Employment Website Feedback It is the  policy  of Yosemite Community College District not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or disability in its educational programs and its employment practices. 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Privacy Policy Accessibility Standards © 2024 Columbia College All rights reserved All rights reserved © Federal and State Grants - Columbia College Skip to page content Donate Students Faculty & Staff Apply Search box Search Current Students Everything you need in one, convenient place LET'S GO Faculty & Staff Links and info specifically for the Faculty and Staff of Columbia College LET'S GO Student Portal Faculty Portal Search box About Columbia College About Columbia College Campus Safety Foundation Governance Leadership & Administration Academics Academic Calendar Catalog Community Education Graduation Programs of Study Admissions & Financial Aid Admissions & Records Business Office Financial Aid Paying for College Register for Classes Scholarships Visit Us Campus Life & Resources Athletics Basic Needs Campus Life Clubs & Organizations Counseling Columbia College Choir and Music Events Columbia College Alert Team (CCAT) Student Services ConnectColumbia Canvas Starfish Directory Library Class Search Coming to Campus Student Email Apply Federal and State Grants Home Financial Aid Federal and State Grants In This Section 2026-2027 Outreach AmeriCorps Basic Needs Emergency Grant Basic Needs Resources Calculating your Pell Grant Columbia College Promise Program Cost Of Attendance Disbursement Dates Financial Aid Office FA Video Portal Types of Financial Aid Financial Aid Appeal Financial Aid Forms Financial Literacy Federal Work Study Pell Lifetime Eligibility Used Satisfactory Academic Progress Terms of Agreement Grants are awarded to students based on Satisfactory Academic Progress and other criteria such as financial need and GPA. Grants are not required to be paid back by the student. Expand All Collapse All California College Promise Grant The CCPG is a state program that assists in paying the enrollment fees for eligible students who are California residents (formally known as the BOG Waiver). CCPG-A: Covers the per-unit tuition costs and additional enrollment fee of approximately $5. Apply by submitting a CCPG application as well as an Agency Certification form to the Financial Aid Office. CCPG-B: Covers the $46/unit tuition costs only and is awarded based on household size and low income thresholds. Apply by submitting a CCPG application to the Financial Aid Office or by filing a FAFSA. CCPG-C: Covers the $46/unit tuition costs only and is awarded based on financial need which varies between colleges based on their costs of attendance. Apply by submitting a FAFSA. You will be informed about eligibility via email at your student email account. Federal Pell Grant Designed to assist students with financial need to continue their education beyond high school and attempts to provide students with financial assistance to help defray their educational costs. Award amounts are based on the number of units a student is enrolled in. The minimum number of units required to receive the Pell grant varies based on the individual student's financial need, but many students qualify at as few as 0.5 units. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) Intended to assist students who demonstrate exceptional financial need ($0 Estimated Family Contribution, i.e. EFC). Supplemental grants at Columbia College range from $250-$500 per year and are coupled with the Pell grant. Each institution is allotted a certain amount of FSEOG funds to distribute; therefore, it is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. This means that those eligible students who have their financial aid file completed first will be awarded these limited funds. This usually occurs in June prior to the award year. At the end of each spring term these funds are re-evaluated to see if the award offer was not accepted. Those unaccepted funds will be re-distributed to other students who are in good standing with financial aid standards and who have the earliest financial aid file completion dates. Cal Grant The Cal Grant program is a state-funded program administered by the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC). Students may apply for the Cal Grant by filing their FAFSA and submitting their GPA prior to March 2nd , GPA filing requirements and forms . Your past or current school may submit your verified GPA for you, but in some cases you are responsible for submitting your verified GPA (ask your Financial Aid Technician before March 2nd or check your connectColumbia account, under "Cal Grant GPA" to see whether Columbia College submitted your verified GPA for you). Students may access or update information regarding their Cal Grant award, including change of school or request to put an award on reserve, online at WebGrants 4 Students . The types of  Cal Grants are described by CSAC  as well as below. While students must maintain a certain GPA for Cal Grant awards, the awards are ultimately granted based on a point system that assigns values to each question on the FAFSA. Details of the point values are not disclosed by CSAC but a student may view their score on WebGrants 4 Students, linked above. Cal Grant A: Awarded on the basis of academic achievement and financial need. This award is for UC and CSU students so may be held on reserve while the student is enrolled in a community college. More information can be found on the CSAC website . Cal Grant B - Entitlement: This award is for newly entering students and those who have completed no more than 16 semester units who come from low income families and are not able to gain access to college without financial support. Cal Grant B is also available to students transferring to four-year institutions from community colleges. More information is available at all California high school counseling offices, college financial aid offices, and on the CSAC website . Cal Grant B - Competitive: Additional Cal Grant B awards are awarded on a competitive basis, half of which are specifically for eligible California Community College students who meet the later deadline of September 2nd. More information is available on the CSAC website . Cal Grant C: This award assists with training costs for occupational, technical, and vocational programs. The award is for books, tools and equipment for California community college students. More information is available on the CSAC website . Student Success Completion Grant We are pleased to announce the consolidation of funding for the new Student Success Completion Grant (SSCG) program, formerly FTSSG (Full-Time Student Success Grant) and CCCG (California College Completion Grant) for full-time Cal Grant B and C recipients at California Community Colleges. Each institution is allotted a certain amount of SSCG funds to distribute; therefore, it is awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis . Refunds are calculated based on enrollment status per semester: Enrollment Status per Semester Refund Amount 15 or more units $4000.00 12-14.5 units $1298.00 0-11.5 units      $0.00          IMPORTANT INFORMATION:                         Repeated courses may not be counted as part of your enrollment status.  Click on  Terms of Agreement for more information on re-taking coursework.                         You must be meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) to be eligible for this award each semester.  Chafee Grant The Chafee program is designed for students who are current or former foster youth. Students may qualify for up to $5,000 a year for college training. In addition to submitting a FAFSA, students must complete the California Chafee Grant for Foster Youth application to apply. The program is administered by the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC), and students may access or update information regarding their Chafee Grant a Columbia College Athletics - Columbia College Skip to page content Donate Students Faculty & Staff Apply Search box Search Current Students Everything you need in one, convenient place LET'S GO Faculty & Staff Links and info specifically for the Faculty and Staff of Columbia College LET'S GO Student Portal Faculty Portal Search box About Columbia College About Columbia College Campus Safety Foundation Governance Leadership & Administration Academics Academic Calendar Catalog Community Education Graduation Programs of Study Admissions & Financial Aid Admissions & Records Business Office Financial Aid Paying for College Register for Classes Scholarships Visit Us Campus Life & Resources Athletics Basic Needs Campus Life Clubs & Organizations Counseling Columbia College Choir and Music Events Columbia College Alert Team (CCAT) Student Services ConnectColumbia Canvas Starfish Directory Library Class Search Coming to Campus Student Email Apply Columbia College Athletics Men's Basketball and Women's Volleyball Home Athletics In This Section Columbia College Athletics Men's Basketball Women's Volleyball Prospective Athletes Athletics Staff CCCAA Website CCCAA BLM Statement 2025-26 EADA Report Equity in Athletics Data Analysis Athletic Events (Tickets, Season Passes, & Camps) Welcome to the Jumper Nation! Welcome to Columbia College, Home of the Claim Jumpers! Columbia College is a member of the California Community College Athletic Association’s Central Valley Conference. The college currently sponsors two intercollegiate sports: Women’s Volleyball and Men’s Basketball. About Columbia College Athletics Columbia College Athletics strives to foster a sense of community among faculty, staff, and students on campus. We are committed to supporting student-athletes in gaining access to higher education and achieving success toward their career pathway. The athletic program is built on a foundation of principles, which include responsibility, respect, and goal setting. Our student-athletes are expected to strive for excellence, with an emphasis on team cohesion and personal growth. The athletics program at Columbia College is bound by the policies and procedures of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA), the rules of the Central Valley Conference (CVC), and is dedicated to maintaining its reputation as the premier athletic program in the state of California. Game Day Livestream Can't make it to a game? We have you covered! Columbia College Athletics will be livestreaming home games via Hudl . In This Section Columbia College Athletics Men's Basketball Women's Volleyball Prospective Athletes Athletics Staff CCCAA Website CCCAA BLM Statement 2025-26 EADA Report Equity in Athletics Data Analysis Athletic Events (Tickets, Season Passes, & Camps) Quick Links Location: Columbia College - Oak Pavilion 11600 Columbia College Dr. Sonora, CA 95370 Contact Information: 209-588-5180 Mascot:  Claim Jumper Team Colors:   Red and Gold General Inquires: 209-588-5100 Campus Safety: 209-566-5476 [email protected] Accreditation Title IX and Equity Policies Campus Safety File a Complaint Employment Website Feedback It is the  policy  of Yosemite Community College District not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or disability in its educational programs and its employment practices. Privacy Policy Accessibility Standards © 2024 Columbia College All rights reserved All rights reserved ©