RCC TRiO: One Name, Three Programs
TRiO-ROC
Transition Specialists
Hollie Adair
L Building - Grants Pass Redwood Campus
541-956-7097
HAdair@roguecc.edu
Hilary McDonald & Renea Prell
G Building room 215 - Medford Riverside Campus
541-245-7699
HMcdonald@roguecc.edu
RPrell@roguecc.edu
TRiO-SSS
SSS Director
Colletta Young
G Building room 209 - Medford Riverside Campus
541-245-7547
Josephine Building - Grants Pass Redwood Campus
541-956-7342
CYoung@roguecc.edu
TRiO-ETS
Director of ETS & ROC
Janet Basney
541-245-7831
JBasney@roguecc.edu
Transition Specialists
Raul Tovar, Eagle Point High
RTovar@roguecc.edu
Angel Garcia, South Medford High
AGarcia@roguecc.edu
Sonia Lemacks, Phoenix High
SLemacks@roguecc.edu
Just what is TRiO?
TRIO programs help low-income individuals, first-generation college students, veterans, and people with disabilities. Each program has a different focus to help students progress from middle school through college.
RCC is the grant-holder for three of the eight TRiO programs, TRiO ETS, ROC & SSS. So, how do you know the difference?
TRiO Rogue Opportunity Center (ROC)
The Rogue Opportunity Center helps individuals who would like to attend college with the steps to enrollment and financial aid.
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TRiO University Transfer (SSS)
The University Transfer program helps current college students who plan to transfer from Rogue Community College to a University.
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TRiO Educational Talent Search (ETS)
Talent Search supports middle school and high school students. People called Transition Specialists work in local high schools. Their job is to increase the number of youths that graduate from high school, enroll, and complete a two or four-year college education.
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