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Co-Curricular Recognition Program (CCRP)

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ccrp logoWhat is the Co-Curricular Recognition Program (CCRP)?
 The Co-Curricular Recognition Program (CCRP) is a way for students to formally document all of their non-academic, extra-curricular involvement in an official format called a Co-Curricular Record (CCR). It may include activities such as volunteer work, athletics, awards and other leadership activities. You can request your CCR at any time for reasons such as job applications, award nominations, or scholarship opportunities.

How will the CCRP benefit me?
 The CCRP has been put in place so that students can choose to enrich their university experience beyond the classroom in ways that will benefit their career goals. Your CCR will give you the edge that graduate schools and future employers are looking for.

How do I create my Co-Curricular Record (CCR)?
 You can create your CCR simply and easily on this website by choosing the “student” option and proceeding to document all of your activities and awards. Validation from the Supervisor of the activity or event is required before any activity/award can be officially recorded on your CCR. For your convenience, an email will be automatically generated and sent to your supervisor when you submit an entry.

What does an official CCR look like?You can view a PDF sample here.

If you have any further questions, please consult the CCRP FAQ section or contact the CCRP Administrator at msvu.ca

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The Mount's Co-Curricular Recognition Program has been mentioned in Career Options Magazine!
Check out the article on page 28. You can view the magazine online or pick up a copy in Evaristus 218

"The co-curricular record provides verified proof of student involvement on a formal university document, which students can then submit to employers when applying for a job, or add to their portfolios for demonstration during an interview,"says Christine Frigault, Coordinator of Career Planning Services at Mount Saint Vincent University

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