What does CC mean?
CC means Credentials Committee
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Toastmasters Abbreviations
Particularly in Toastmasters Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Credentials Committee?
Credentials Committee can be abbreviated as CC
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What does CC stand for? CC stands for "Credentials Committee". |
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How to abbreviate "Credentials Committee"? "Credentials Committee" can be abbreviated as CC. |
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What is the meaning of CC abbreviation? The meaning of CC abbreviation is "Credentials Committee". |
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What is CC abbreviation? One of the definitions of CC is "Credentials Committee". |
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What does CC mean? CC as abbreviation means "Credentials Committee". |
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What is shorthand of Credentials Committee? The most common shorthand of "Credentials Committee" is CC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C&P - Credentials and Priviliges
- CLIMB - Credentials for Leadership in Management and Business
- CAN - Credentials from the National
- CCOC - Committee Creation and Committee
- CCMS - Credentials Committee of the Medical Staff
- COC - Committee Olympic Committee
- COMSTAC - Committee the Commercial Space Transportation Advisory Committee
- COTCO - Committee on Technical Committee Operations
- CPA - Credentials from Professional
- CRCP - Credentials Review and Clinical Privileging
- CRTCC - Cardiology Residency Training and Credentials Committee
- CSAC - Committee Staff Advisory Committee
- CVDF - Credentials Verification Disclosure Form
- CVO - Credentials Verification Office
- CSICOP - Committee For The Scientific Investigation Of Claims Of The Paranormal (became The Committee For Skeptical Inquiry In 2006)
- COTCO - Committee on Terminology Technical Committee Operations
- CCC - Constitution Credentials Committee
- cvos - Credentials Verification Organizations
- CRED - Credentials
- CATS - Credentials Application Tracking System