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Academics & Training
- Academics and Training
  At Mt. Hood Community College you'll find highly skilled faculty members providing you the best in educational opportunities. Offering over 120 professional programs, as well as a variety of university transfer possibilities, MHCC prepares you for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
  
  Program & Majors
  Not sure what career path you want to take? Search what MHCC has to offer to help you make a choice.
  
  Course Descriptions
  
  Looking for a course description? Use the our new search tool to find what your are looking for.
Registration & Financial Aid
- Registration Resources
  
  How to register for classes, add a class, add to a wait list and more.
  
  Financial Aid
  Financial aid is money provided to help bridge the gap between your own resources and the amount needed to pay for the cost of attending college.
  
  Student Financial Services
  Student Financial Services provides information on college policies, procedures and student responsibilities related to charges and payments posted on student accounts.
College Services
- HUB
  Stop by if you have questions about or need help with: applying for admission to the college, filing the FAFSA, completing necessary Financial Aid steps, registering for classes, setting up your student email or Higher One account, and applying for graduation.
  
  Academic Advising
  
  Academic Advising and Transfer Center
  
  Career Planning
  
  Career Planning and Counseling Center
Student Life
- Student Life
  
  Purpose Statement
  To support and advocate for the interest of students by creating engaging opportunities which empowers and connect them to Mt. Hood Community College.
  
  Vision
  To lead the campus with diverse, equitable, and dynamic personal, cultural, educational, and professional growth opportunities and services for students pursuing their educational goals.
Community
- Business Services
  Business Services helps small businesses start and grow successfully, partner with local companies to train their workforce and help community members, job seekers and professionals advance in their career or learn a new skill.
  
  Workforce Training
  MHCC provides corporate training and continuing education to support professional development, licensure, and assist businesses with their workforce needs.
  
  Aquatics
  Whether you’re looking for a place to swim laps, take a water exercise class, swim lesson or enjoy our open recreation swim there’s something for everyone.
Athletics
- Athletics
  Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) is committed to working with student athletes as they pursue excellence in athletics and academics. We will establish within our students an ethical foundation that supports and encourages competitive success, intellectual growth and social development.
About
- Office of the President
  Whether you are a new student or continuing your education, we want you to know we are here to help you reach your educational goals.
  
  Foundation and Alumni
  A campaign for STUDENT SUCCESS. Through donations like yours, the MHCC Foundation supports the success of our students through scholarships and classroom equipment.
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Textbook Affordability

MHCC is committed to reducing the cost of textbooks through the adoption and creation of Open Educational Resources (OER) and integrating Library resources to replace expensive commercial textbooks. The Textbook Affordability Team (TAT) coordinates grant funding and support services for MHCC faculty as they implement OER. Explore the pages below, or ask a librarian for help!

Textbook Affordability

Interested in making higher education more affordable for your students? Learn more about textbook affordability strategies.

Explore our OER Guide

Textbook Affordability Team (TAT)

Our mission is to facilitate adoption of Open Educational Resources (OER) and MHCC Library Resources as curricular options for faculty to significantly reduce textbook costs to MHCC students.

Faculty Start-Up Checklist

Wondering how to get started with OER? Use this checklist as a guide! Here you will find the resources and support services that will help you succeed!

Course Section Reporting Form & FAQ

Faculty use this form to report their OER use, and to label their course sections as using Low-Cost or No-Cost textbooks, in compliance with Oregon House Bill 2871.

What is OER?

Open Educational Resources are course materials with specialized copyright licenses that allow us to retain, reuse, revise, remix, and redistribute them without breaking copyright law or jeopardizing intellectual property. Click here to learn more!

TAT Grants

In the Spring of 2018, the MHCC Foundation offered the TAT $50,000 ($10,000 annually for five years) in OER grant funding. Click here to apply!

External OER Grants

There are a growing number of OER grant programs regionally and nationally, as well as opportunities to peer review new OER texts in exchange for a stipend. Click here to learn more!

Copyright and Licensing

Copyright law can be daunting but we have resources and librarians to help you understand the basics of the 5R’s, Attribution statements, and choose the best open license for your work.

Statewide Initiatives

There are many regional OER initiatives happening throughout Oregon, including grant programs, mandatory course labeling, and email listservs to sign up for.

Student Success

By offering MHCC students affordable textbook solutions, we will remove a major obstacle to student success. Unaffordability of higher education is one of the biggest obstacles to students accessing, persisting, and completing their college education.