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Become a CCRA Member
General information about the Centennial College Retirees’ Association is available on the website and CCRA Membership Information 2023.
How to Register
There are two ways to register:
How to Renew Membership
There are two ways to renew membership:
How to pay for Registration / Renewal
Your payment gets you a membership to the Centennial College Retirees’ Association (CCRA) .
There are two ways to pay:
Cheque
You can elect to pay $10.00 by cheque. Your cheque and contact information should be mailed to:
Fiona Gosh Bedlington
Centennial College Retirees’ Association
PO Box 631, Stn. A
Toronto, ON
M1K 5E9
Interac e-Transfer
Upon clicking “SUBMIT – Interac e-Transfer” in the Interac e-Transfer forms, your information will be sent to the Membership Co-ordinator notifying that you are paying via Interac e-Transfer. You will need to go to your online bank account and process your payment of $10.00 via Interac e-Transfer. Follow your online bank account instructions, email recipient is CCRA.Treasurer@gmail.com. (Mobile not required.) Put your “First and Last Name” in the “e-Transfer” message box. There is no need for a security question, your money will be automatically deposited into the CCRA bank account.
Benefits
- Ongoing communication through news bulletins, CCRA website
- Invites to social functions with special guest speakers
- Opportunities to meet with colleagues
- Attend CCRA’s Annual General Meeting
- Attend the CCRA volunteer Board meeting as a guest
- Serve on the CCRA volunteer Board
- Retired College employees may obtain a library card and enjoy borrowing privileges at the campus libraries. There is no charge but please note that retirees may borrow only two items at a time, and may not sign out short-term loan materials. Anyone is welcome to access the library web site and to use any resources that do not require authenticated access. Retiree privileges do not include off-campus access to e-resources, except for selected e-resources that are licensed for use by any resident of Ontario. To obtain a library card, please present photo ID with your current address at one of the campus libraries or contact the library by phone or e-mail.
Changes in your Contact Information
If you have registered and paid your membership fee but you need to update your contact information please email CCRA.Membership@gmail.com
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The CCRA is a volunteer organization of retired faculty, administrative and support staff of Centennial College. It was established in 2002 by Linda Choptiany.
The Centennial College Retirees Association was and continues to be supported by the Centennial College President’s Office and the Board of Governors. Centennial College was established as Ontario and Toronto’s first public college in 1966.