President's Welcome
Meet Dr. Richard M. Rhodes who served as Interim President from 1990 to 1992 and returned in December 2001 to become the 13th President of El Paso County Community College District.

Board of Trustees
As elected representatives of this community, the seven-member board of trustees serve six-year terms and represent the various El Paso area districts to meet the needs of the taxpayers and the students.

Accreditation
The El Paso County Community College District is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Learn about other accreditations.

Achieving the Dream
Achieving the Dream is a multiyear national initiative to help more community college students succeed. The initiative is particularly concerned about student groups that traditionally have faced significant barriers to success, including students of color and low-income students.

Awards and Recognition
Celebrating Success! EPCC is not only the Best Place to Start, but the Best Place to Work. Exemplary employees and institutional practices have allowed us to continue with our tradition of excellence for 35 years.

Cabinet Officers
The six-member Cabinet Officers serve the President and the District with Divisions responsible for leadership and coordination of all College initiatives through their respective areas.

Campus Locations
Five strategically placed campus locations and various off campus sites are available and accessible to all areas of the El Paso community.

College History
Designed to meet the needs of the community, concerned citizens researched the possibilities and took on the role of “building a community college” in the 1970’s. The dream was realized when the doors opened on September 20, 1971.

Contact Us
View the frequently used, helpful numbers and contact information that are available to assist you.

Directories
This is a searchable EPCC staff directory database that can be searched by first name, last name, and department.

Diversity
EPCC is committed to creating an environment that supports diversity. We support a curriculum that introduces students to diverse ideas, to different cultures, and to varied approaches in addressing issues of the day. We strive to recruit, welcome, and retain students and faculty with different backgrounds and diverse points of view.

Employment Opportunities
Employment opportunities at El Paso County Community College District occur throughout the year. We’re always looking for knowledgeable, enthusiastic individuals seeking to contribute to our number one priority, student success.

EPCC Foundation
There is no better investment for your charitable donation than education. In 1966, EPCC began planning for the establishment of a non-profit Foundation to create greater financial security for the students of tomorrow. Today, the Foundation continues to seek endowment funds through the community for student scholarships.

Fact Books
The Division of Research and Development continuously compiles basic statistics for the District. This information is used for planning purposes, policy decisions and comparisons. It also serves as a source of information about the College for publishers, surveys, and the general public.

Institutional Effectiveness
The mission of the Institutional Effectiveness Office is to create, develop & integrate processes that promote the continuous improvement of College programs & services.

Mission/Goals/Core Values
We revisit our mission statement, strategic goals and core values on a regular basis to be absolutely certain that we are providing the best possible education and training for our students.

Policies and Procedures
The objectives of the Board Policies and College procedures are to establish clear lines of policy and responsibility for the Board of Trustees, the President and the District’s employees.

Research & Development
Research and Development is the data gathering, report creation, and process development division of the College. This Division provides data and reports to internal and external requestors such as federal, state, and community entities regarding the daily operation of the college.