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College Leadership
Arapahoe Community College is committed to collaboration, integrity, inclusion, and transparency. Governed by the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education and a part of the Colorado Community College System, ACC is guided by its Vision, Mission, and Values created by the Administrative, Classified, and Faculty Estates, students, and advisory councils.
State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education
(CRS) 23-60-104. The Colorado Community College System is governed by an 11-member board. 9 members are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the State Senate. The remaining 2 seats are held by a non-voting community college faculty member and a student representative.
Colorado Community College System (CCCS)
(CRS) 23-60-101. Created in 1967 with the passage the Community College and Occupational Act, CCCS is made up of 13 colleges supporting more than 38 locations across Colorado. Lead by Chancellor Joe Garcia, it is the state’s largest system of higher education.
ACC Organization Charts
It takes a village to Move Mountains. We staff a wide variety of job types and positions to provide the best learning environment for our students. View ACC’s organization charts for the structure of the college staff.
- President - View the org chart for ACC’s President and staff reporting to the President
- Finance and Administrative Services - View the org chart for Finance and Administrative Services at ACC
- Instruction - View the org chart for Instruction, including faculty and administrators
- Strategy & Institutional Initiatives - View the org chart for the Strategy & Institutional Initiatives division, including IT, CITL, Institutional Research, Data & AI Initiatives
- Student Affairs - View the org chart for Student Affairs, including student services
- Workforce & Economic Development - View the org chart of Workforce & Economic Development, including Sturm Collaboration Campus and Community Programs
ACC Advisory Council
(CRS) 23-60-206 ACC’s Advisory Council serves as a liaison between ACC and area employers, local school boards, county commissioners, and city councils. They help to promote and advocate for ACC’s programs and services among our service area communities.
Current members:
- Randy Anderson - ACC Foundation Chair
- Denyse Airheart - Business Development Manager | Flintco
- Jim Becklenberg - City Manager, Littleton
- Sasha Easton - Arapahoe / Douglas Works!
- Kelly Kovar - Littleton Adventist Hospital
- David Marshall - Beyond Campus Innovation
- Marcus Notheisen - Castle Rock Economic Development Council
HLC Scavenger Hunt Clue #2
HLC Scavenger Hunt Clue #2
Before the trail begins, every hiker (student) needs directions. Find the trailhead where future hikers are welcomed, introduced to the journey ahead, and connected to the resources they need to begin their adventure.
