Central Arizona College-Maricopa Campus

Central Arizona College Foundation to Host Annual Golf Tournament Benefiting George Young Memorial Scholarship The Central Arizona College Foundation will host its annual golf tournament on Thurs., November 5, 2026.

Central Arizona College will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026, in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.

Our campuses will reopen on Monday, June 22, 2026.

ENROLL IN SCI-195A: APPLIED PROJECTS IN STEM FOR FALL 2026

This Applied Projects in STEM course is intended to fulfill a research &/or design need of importance to each student & to enhance/broaden what is learned through the regular curriculum. Work with faculty to decide on a project goal in engineering, science, math, or computer science.

- This course is 1 credit and face-to-face at CAC's Signal Peak Campus on Wednesdays from 3pm to 5:30pm.

- Grading: Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) option only.

- Prerequisite: Faculty Approval (Contact STEM Faculty, Armineh Noravian for more info.).

- Recommended for students interested in applied projects outside of regular courses.

Interested or have questions?
Contact Armineh Noravian at [email protected]

ATTENTION CAC STUDENTS!
✅ Free, 50-minute therapy sessions
📍 From your dorm, car, or anywhere you feel comfortable
🌙 Evenings, weekends, & holidays—because mental health doesn’t wait
👥 Find a counselor who gets you

No barriers. No stigma. Just real support—when and where you need it.

Sign up in minutes. Visit centralaz.edu/mental-health to learn more or see Linktree in bio.

The Health Information Management Program (HIM) at Central Arizona College prepares students for a career in the expanding arena of healthcare, meeting the cutting edge of technology.

CAC's Health Information Management program at Central Arizona College offers two options:
Option 1 - Data Management
Option 2 - Revenue Management

Visit www.centralaz.edu/HIM for more information about the Health Information Management, Associate of Applied Science degree.

Visit Linktree in bio to schedule a new-student video or phone appointment with Dr. Sandra Brightwell to learn more about the Health Information Management program at CAC.

The Learning Center is a free instructional support service that provides tutoring and other resources to reinforce and supplement classroom instruction for all registered Central Arizona College (CAC) students.

FREE TUTORING:
-Individualized tutoring in a wide range of subjects, including Mathematics, Reading, Writing, Biology, Spanish, Chemistry, Physics, CIS, Geology, Psychology & more at no charge to students.
-1-on-1 appointments for in-person or virtual tutoring.
-Online portal for feedback on submissions - no appointment needed!

TESTING SERVICES:
-Schedule your academic & non-academic tests.
-Call in advance to schedule at a convenient campus location.

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT:
-Free computer use & printing
-A quiet place to study
-Workshops & other free learning resources

Learn more at centralaz.edu/learning

Central Arizona College's Adult Education team is seeking two full time Instructional Specialists to join our team!

HIRING NOW:
- Instructional Specialist II, ESL (English as a Second Language)
- Instructional Specialist II, ABE (Adult Basic Education)

What you’ll do:
- Teach and support adult learners in Adult Basic Ed or English as a Second Language
- Evaluate students' progress and assess learning outcomes
- Develop instructional materials tailored to adult learners
- May require evening teaching hours

Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in education or related field
- Three (3) years applicable experience

Visit centralaz.edu/jobs to learn more and apply or see Linktree in bio

Whether you are pursuing a career in drone operations or expanding your technical skills, CAC's Unmanned Aircraft Systems Fundamentals Certificate equips you with the knowledge and certification pathway to succeed.

Central Arizona College's Unmanned Aircraft Systems Fundamentals Certificate builds foundational aeronautical knowledge and safety literacy for remote pilots of small UAS (under 10 lbs). Aligned with FAA Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) exam topics, this program pairs regulatory essentials with the Unmanned Safety Institute’s practical safety principles to produce knowledgeable, responsible remote pilots.

Skills & Competencies
- Master required aeronautical knowledge areas for the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification Exam
- Understand airspace classifications, regulations, and compliance obligations
- Apply Unmanned Safety Institute safety principles to everyday operations
- Conduct preflight planning and risk assessment informed by regulation and safety best practices
- Recognize human factors, crew resource management, and professional conduct expectations
- Interpret weather, performance, and loading considerations for small UAS
Identify basic maintenance, inspection, and record-keeping responsibilities
- Develop decision-making skills for safe operations in common commercial scenarios

LOCATION:
The Unmanned Aircraft Systems Fundamentals Certificate program is offered exclusively at Central Arizona College's Maricopa Campus located at 17945 North Regent Drive, Maricopa, AZ 85138.

ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATION:
Students who complete the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Fundamentals Certificate will be eligible to continue in the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Pilot Certificate program.

CONTACT:
Lexi Porterfield,
Skilled Trades Coordinator & Recruiter
[email protected]

More at centralaz.edu/trades

Central Arizona College offers fully online and flexible courses to become a Certified Dietary Manager/Certified Food Protection Professional (CDM®, CFPP®).

CAC's programs are ANFP approved and prepare students to become experts in managing foodservice operations and ensuring food safety.

Become a CDM®, CFPP® in 4 courses!

Learn more at centralaz.edu/dm or reach out to our Diet Tech Advisor at [email protected]

LOVE CAN BE A GARDEN: CELEBRATING IDENTITY, SELF-ACCEPTANCE, AND LOVE IN POETRY

Love, like poetry, takes many different forms and shapes with varying patterns and repetitions. As humans, we seek all manner of love—love of a significant other, love from our family, love of community, love of place, spiritual love, and love of self. In this love, we find the joy and strength to love ourselves even when others may not. This is true whether we may identify as LGBTQ+ or not. In celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, this poetry session will focus on love in all its forms and shapes, and how poetry teaches us to love who we are. We welcome everyone into the space of the Learning Lab at CAC's Maricopa Campus Learning Center to write, share, and to be in community. Stop in and write! There will also be some time for participants to share in an open mic setting.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Central Arizona College, Maricopa Campus, 17945 North Regent Drive, Maricopa, AZ 85138

For more information, contact Manny Loley, Writing Tutor: [email protected] or (520) 494-6432

Visit Linktree in bio to register.