Co-Curricular Record (CCR) recognition will help you:
- Boost your group’s visibility with a listing on the CCR online directory.
- Showcase and translate the skills you have developed.
- Record your participation in an official university document.
- Assist with transitioning between executive teams.
Clubs and groups aiming for CCR recognition must:
- Apply for SOP recognition.
- Find a U of T faculty or staff member as their validator.
- Note that validators must be a full-time continuing staff member or a non-sessional appointed faculty member at U of T. Student groups with inquiries about securing a validator or the validation process can contact ccr@utoronto.ca.
At CCR training, student leaders will:
- Learn about adding their group to the CCR and accessing the submission form.
- Discover how to secure a staff/faculty validator.
- Understand the validation process for their members at the year’s end.
- Get insights into CCR Clubs & Groups resources.
Please note: It is recommended that club/group representatives who attend the CCR training session be responsible for completing the application and CCR process for the year. This is a responsibility and should be deliberated before choosing the representatives.
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Service Eligibility
Student leaders of recognized campus groups and clubs who want to learn about the Co-Curricular Record.
Please note: Club leaders should prepare the following items before signing up for training on Folio:
- Become a Student Organization Portal (SOP) recognized group – SOP recognition is required for any student group to apply for CCR credit. Please follow the steps to become SOP Recognized.
- Find a Validator – all student groups need to find a full-time continuing staff member or a non-sessional appointed faculty member at the University of Toronto who will serve as the group’s validator. The role of the validator is to help facilitate student groups’ learning process and to ensure that all students in your organization complete their positions in order to be recognized on their respective Co-Curricular Records. Please aim to have a validator for your student group before the start of your CCR application and meet with them at least twice throughout the academic year.
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Service Delivery
CCR training provides student group leaders with guidance on how to submit a CCR application for their clubs. It’s an opportunity to learn how the CCR process functions within the Folio system and the steps that club representatives need to follow to complete the CCR process for the year. Therefore, it’s essential to consider this responsibility when selecting your representatives.
At training:
- Learn how to find activities of interest using Folio.
- Participate in goal setting and reflection activities.
- Understand the process of submitting an activity and renewing an existing activity on Folio.
To join a workshop:
- Go to Folio.
- Navigate to the “Search CCR Events” tab.
- Select a session that fits your schedule.
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