CPC Update

I hope you all have a wonderful and relaxing LONG weekend! I'm looking forward to my time at Grand Lake with some friends. We are fortunate to have friends that own two small cabins on the lake that continue to invite us year after year, even as our families have grown. We have gone from a group of 5 college friends to adding spouses, to now adding 8 children to the mix between all of us. Should be a fun time for all 18 of us - yikes!

For those of you using your leave to extend the weekend, I hope you are enjoying every minute! For those of us here on Tuesday, don't forget to dress casually and wear your jeans. I hope to join you at the Celebration on the Danforth Campus on Tuesday afternoon.

I'm leaving early today, but if you need me this afternoon, I'm just a text away!

If you use Prodigy, be sure to check out The Zone for some helpful guides. To access, follow these steps once in The Zone: Training > Process Documentation > Prodigy Process Documentation.

Below is the newest testing guide for Prodigy. According to Andrew, the biggest update for us is R&R’s ability to enroll students in a new major for the following year even if the student is still enrolled in another major. For example, the student is enrolled in Pre-Nursing: Nurse Aide for the current school year but should finish on May 27. When the student comes back the following year, they will be in Pre-Nursing Advanced Unlicensed Assistant. Previously, R&R could not enroll the student for the new major until the student completed the first major at the end of May. This created a problem for CPC advisors who needed to see how many spots were available for a program for the next school year. Now R&R can enroll students in the next major; the CPC advisor will just need to let them know which major to put the student in during the re-enrollment process.

12th: Lori Alspaugh

16th: Sheila Boaldin

17th: Lynn Taplin

18th: Elisha Jahnke

20th: Bryan Roybal

One of our own . . . Elisha Jahnke, resigning effective 6/17. She has found a great opportunity at OU Health Sciences and we wish her nothing but the best!!