Professional Development

Classified Growth Opportunities

Do You Want to Grow as a Classified Professional?

Classified Senate will help you find the resources you need

FC Staff Development

The Professional Learning Committee is devoted to supporting the professional learning needed for all Fullerton College employees to improve student success.

Teaching and Learning Certificate, Professional Activity or Travel Funding, Flex Day Activities, Classified First Fridays, and more!

Learn more about Staff Development here

CSEA Union Chapter 167

The California School Employees Association is the largest classified school employee union in the United States, representing nearly 250,000 school support staff throughout California.

NOCCCD Chapter 167 provides members opportunities to participate in shared governance committees,
hiring committees, and more.

Learn more about CSEA Chapter 167

Classified Leadership Institute

CLI seeks to promote leadership training while strengthening the classified presence in participatory governance at the local and state level. The conference is open to all Classified Professionals working at the 116 California Community Colleges.

Learn more about CLI here

California Community Colleges Classified Senate

4CS is a non-profit organization, formed by the California Community College’s classified staff to serve as the statewide classified senate.

Learn more about 4CS on their website here

Classified Leadership Institute 2023

Visalia Convention Center June 7 – June 9, 2023

Classified leaders from all 116 California Community Colleges converged near Sequoia National Park last summer. Your senate officers and senators attended workshops, met fellow classified leaders, and planned for the new academic year.

Fullerton College Classified Senate also became the first senate to win the Spirit Award twice! Your senators will return to CLI in 2024 — and you are invited to join them!

AAHHE Conference 2023

College of Southern Nevada, North LV Campus March 1 – 3, 2023

Through Professional Activity funding, Classified staff Valarie Salazar, Annika Shellenbarger, and Cheyenne Mann, alongside the Director of Educational Partnerships and Programs/Promise Dr. Deniz Fierro presented at the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education 18th Conference. Their roundtable joint presentation, alongside CSUF partners titled “Beyond the Promise: Leveraging partnerships & creating systemic change for Latinx college access, transfer, and attainment” highlighted lessons learned and provided examples of initiatives from intersegmental collaborations to support college, career, and life success of both campuses Latinx students.

They also attended breakout sessions regarding topics around serving and supporting Latinx students. The keynote by Interim CCC Chancellor, Dr. Daisy Gonzales shared her background and covered the Radically Student-Centered Leaders Checklist.