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  • Home
  • About
    • CCC History
    • Caucus Officers
    • Steering Committee
    • Advisory Committee
    • Mission Statement
    • By-Laws
    • Caucus Documents
    • Hall of Fame
  • Resources
    • Resources
    • Around the Field
    • Asilomar Leadership Skills Seminar
  • Newsroom
  • Connect With Us!
    • Twitter
  • Membership
    • Caucus Membership
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Previous Events
​The California Community Colleges Women's Caucus (CCCWC) aims to unify and support women from across California Community Colleges while identifying unique opportunities to strengthen student, faculty, and employee success in our system.​​


Purpose | Vision | Commitments

The CCCWC advocates for change and policies that will advance opportunities and achieve equity for women across California Community Colleges.
 
CCCWC commits to:
  • Recognizing women’s contributions
  • Supporting leadership development
  • Advancing career opportunities and pay equity
  • Expanding the pipeline for tomorrow’s leaders

Leadership

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Linda S. Wah has been a trustee of Pasadena City College since September 2010.

​She holds two degrees from CSULA: a bachelor's degree in Business Information Systems and an MBA in Management Information Systems. Additionally, she has studied at the University of California, Riverside and the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico, and is an alum of various community colleges (Riverside Community College, LA Trade Tech, East Los Angeles Community College). Two of her children are also alums of Pasadena City College.
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Dr. Daisy Gonzales is California Community Colleges Deputy Chancellor.

Dr. Gonzales, a former foster youth, was among the first in her family to attend college. She is a role model for the next generation of California’s higher education professionals, and Latina leaders in particular. 
​In addition to her bachelor’s degree in public policy from Mills College, Gonzales has a master’s degree and Ph.D. in sociology from UC Santa Barbara.
Contact Us
women@cccwomenscaucus.org