The second half of Deployment Group 3 (DG3-B) colleges — Cascadia College, Peninsula College, Pierce College-Fort Steilacoom, and Pierce College-Puyallup — went live on ctcLink PeopleSoft yesterday, under extraordinary circumstances during statewide stay-home order. >>
The second half of Deployment Group 3 (DG3-B) — Cascadia College, Peninsula College and Pierce College District — gears up for May 11, 2020 go-live under extraordinary circumstances. >>
All the ctcLink deployment groups are making headway and the ctcLink Steering Committee unanimously approved an October 2019 “Go” for Deployment Group 2 (DG2). Community Colleges of Spokane and Tacoma Community College will upgrade Oct. 11 to 13 to prepare for a Monday, Oct. 14, 2019 Go-Live. Clark College and the SBCTC Agency will convert from the Legacy software to ctcLink PeopleSoft the weekend of Oct. 25 to 27 to get ready for a Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 Go-Live for Clark College and SBCTC employees. Clark College students will go live on ctcLink on Oct. 30. >>
Dr. Michele Johnson, Pierce College District Chancellor, teamed up with Christy Campbell, ctcLink Project Director, to give Washington’s public community and technical colleges trustees a ctcLink update during the Association of College Trustees (ACT) conference in Walla Walla in late May. >>
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