A press release from College of the Redwoods this morning suggests things may be improving at the turbulent institution (edited): College of the Redwoods received notice on Feb. 1 that it has been removed from accreditation warning status by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC). CR was placed on accreditation warning status […]
College of the Redwoods
One idea for today’s lunch
? You can read more about CR art prof Garth Johnson in next week’s Art Beat , but for now, drop everything and hustle to College of the Redwoods to hear this smart, funny and accomplished man breeze through the history of creative reuse. After the historical part – and, please note, our era is […]
CR May Owe You $$$
subject. Remember that story you read in the Journal in August titled, “Fee-For-All”? In it Ryan Burns detailed how, “For six years, CR illegally heisted hundreds of Hamiltons from students.” It seems the College of the Redwoods was charging students for tests the state had already paid for. Today we received a press release that […]
CR in trouble again
This just in from College of the Redwoods CR Receives “Warning” from Accrediting Commission – College Stays Fully Accredited While Addressing Concerns On June 30, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) notified College of the Redwoods (CR) that the Commission has returned CR to warning status. The ACCJC emphasized that […]
Good News From CR
We have been chided, on occasion, for only focusing on the bad. The bad. And the bad. And, you know, the bad. And so on. C’mon, there’s gotta be some good news coming from the College of the Redwoods. Well, of course there is. Tons of it, like interesting profs doing interesting stuff, that kind […]
Mood: Somber
Some rather peeved reports have been issuing our way from the College of the Redwoods — a pesky paving project that has temporarily depleted parking options, other rumors of various discontentments. Well, a supplement to Agenda Item #9.2.1 on CR’s Board of Director’s agenda for its Feb. 3 meeting reveals one particularly deep font of […]
