Showing posts with label Student services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Student services. Show all posts

Social Justice Activism
Acción por Justicia Social 


The social justice activism project offers students an opportunity to volunteer in a community or campus organization. You could learn beyond the classroom and be part of collectives que luchan in the struggle for social justice in San Diego/Tijuana. 




Cal Fresh at City College Oct 23 2019


Planned Parenthood at City: Oct 16, 2019


Planned Parenthood at City, Wed., October 16th from 10-2pm

The Student Health Center is hosting Planned Parenthood, Wednesday October 16th

There will be education, giveaways, and free testing for HIV, Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.
Tables and education will be offered in the A-Quad, while private testing will be done confidentially within the Health Clinic.

The Student Health Center (Medical and Mental Health) is located off the A-Quad, under the Nuestra Vida Chicana mural, in room A180!

Fall spaces available at the Child Development Center


Hello City College,

We have spaces available for fall enrollment at the Child Development Center for infants 6-17 months and children 3-4 years old.  The phone number for the office here is 619-388-3205 if they want some more information.

Thanks

Berta Harris
Professor, Child Development
Director, City College Child Development Center
619-388-3205

Umoja Math Jam Wednesday 4/24


From: Roberto Rubalcaba
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2019 12:45 PM
Subject: Umoja Math Jam Next Wednesday 4/24!!

Next Wednesday please invite ALL of your students to the next Umoja MATH JAM!!
Free tutoring in ALL levels of Math & Physics!! We will also have a volunteer tutor for Chemistry.

Check in 5-6pm Curran Plaza,
Math Center (L208) from 6-10pm!


Attached is a flyer that can be printed to share with your students!

Rob Rubalcaba, Ph.D.
Associate Professor Mathematics
UMOJA Learning Community
San Diego City College
MS-331 / L208
rrubalca@sdccd.edu


Save the dates of the next MATH JAMS: 4/24, 5/15

Planned Parenthood at City

Planned Parenthood at City Wednesday 2/20 from 10-2pm A-Quad and Student Health Clinic
City College Medical and Mental Health
A-Quad and Student Heath Clinic, Room A180

Students can benefit from knowing the services and testing offered by
Planned Parenthood, and their Student Health Center.

There will be ample education, giveaways, and free testing for HIV, Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Tables and education will be offered in the Quad, while private testing will be done confidentially within the Health Clinic.



CalFresh Application Assistance workshop


CalFresh is the California implementation of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as the Food Stamp program, which provides financial assistance for purchasing food to low-income California residents.

CalFresh Application Assistance workshop. 
To RSVP click on the link.

https://goo.gl/forms/yhFNNuxdizh7Kp4L2

San Diego City College Scholarship Opportunities



Dear Friends and Colleagues,

It’s that wonderful time of the year again to promote San Diego City College Foundation (internal) Scholarship opportunities to our amazing students at San Diego City College.  Please help us spread the word to your students by making special announcements in your classes and posting the attached flier in your online classes in an effort to reach as many students as possible.

Did you know that many students are unaware that these scholarship opportunities exist?  Sadly, some of the scholarships never receive applications and don’t get awarded.  This is where we could really use your help in spreading the word to your students.  We would love to give ALL of the available scholarship money away to our students!  Please help us with this very worthy goal.

Our Scholarship Coordinator, Sylvia Ramirez, is willing to come to your classes to give a five-minute mini presentation and distribute important information on how to apply for these scholarships and provide a schedule of upcoming scholarship workshops designed to increase the number of student applications in an effort to maximize students’ chances of being awarded scholarships.  That’s FREE money they can certainly use!

 If you are interested in scheduling a five-minute presentation in your class, please contact our Scholarship Coordinator, Sylvia Ramirez, in the Office of Student Affairs at 619-388-3983 or sramirez003@sdccd.edu as she is a great resource on campus and has the passion to assist our students through this process!

Your support in this student-centered opportunity to earn FREE money is extremely appreciated.  Please be advised that all of the scholarship opportunities require a letter of recommendation from a professor, counselor or another campus representative who is familiar with the student and willing to write a letter of recommendation.

 * Scholarship applications can be viewed by visiting sdcity.academicworks.com - students may ONLY apply to scholarships via the link provided – please note the scholarship cycle will run from 12/1/18 2/24/19. All scholarship opportunities posted on Academic Works are for San Diego City College students who meet the requirements posted in each scholarship.

Thank you for your time and efforts in helping our students succeed and for ensuring student equity is first and foremost!

Marciano

Marciano Perez, Jr.

Dean of Student Affairs

Career Apprenticeship Readiness Program Application



Colleagues,

San Diego Continuing Education's (@SDCE) program for opportunity youth, San Diego Gateway to College and Career (@SDG2CC), is excited to share with information on recruitment for SDCE's new 12-week Apprenticeship Readiness Program beginning mid-March. We are launching this new program in partnership with the San Diego Building and Construction Trades Council, which represents 22 local skilled trade labor unions. Please help SDCE to place our students in union jobs! We are accepting applications now! We need your help to recruit rockstar students!

WIth generous support from the San Diego Workforce Partnership, the Irvine Foundation, the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation, and the City of San Diego, this program will provide an introduction to the trades and on-site construction internships for 24 qualified candidates including regulation safety gear, boots, hard hat, and tool belt for every participant. We are seeking enthusiastic applicants who qualify as low income, who are 18-24 years old, and who reside in the City of San Diego. There is so much opportunity for jobs in the skilled trades today and particularly for women.  I hope that you will share the attached flyer and send us young adults who you know might be interested in this great opportunity to learn and earn.

San Diego Gateway to College and Career is a program of the SDCE Foundation and empowers opportunity youth to achieve emotional, social, and financial sustainability, and well-being in their lives. We are committed to alleviating youth disconnection by creating a compassionate educational community that provides individualized and intensive support, wrap around services, guided pathways to college and career, employment driven learning opportunities, and subsidized work experience.  We are located on the ECC campus.

Please feel free to contact SDG2CC Executive Director, Dr. Laurie Coskey, at lcoskey@sdccd.edu or on her cell at 858.231.9933 if you have any questions.

Have a great spring semester!

Regards,

Carlos Turner Cortez
President, San Diego Continuing Education

Friends of Downtown Scholarship Opportuntiy for Students

We currently have two scholarship opportunities on the SDCity.AcademicWorks.com site – Friends of Downtown Academic and Friends of Downtown Vocational – I ask that you please share these scholarship opportunities with your students.

Please be sure to create a profile on Academicworks to apply for this scholarship opportunity – last year Friends of Downtown gave away 42 $750 scholarships to City College Students!

Let me know if you have any questions and PLEASE feel free to share the poster below (and attached) with your students or in your office.

Thank you –

Sylvia Ramirez
Scholarship Coordinator
1313 Park Blvd.
San Diego, CA, San Diego 92101-4787
619-388-3983



Campus emergencies

Seconds count


1.    For a life threatening situation, call 911 from any campus telephone, pay or cell phone. This will also notify College Police Dispatch.

2.    If dispatch does not call you immediately on your campus line contact  COLLEGE POLICE DISPATCH: Press the button designated COLLEGE POLICE on your phone or call (619)388-6405.

3.    PROGRAM SDCCD POLICE DISPATCH NUMBER INTO YOUR CELL PHONE---(619) 388-6405 and Download our safety app, LIVESAFE,  on to any smart phone using your app store, then select San Diego City College to receive emergency information and notifications.

4.    Remember that COLLEGE POLICE are the FIRST RESPONDERS for emergencies. They patrol our campus, can readily dispatch help, are CPR certified and have defibrillator access (AED). In knowing our campus they assure paramedics can quickly locate the victim for transfer to an appropriate medical facility.

5.    Please do not delay emergency care for the victim by first seeking out a Student Health Clinic nurse, going to City Campus Police Offices, or by calling the City Police Business Office. This wastes valuable seconds in an emergency; which may in-turn delay the Emergency Response Team (paramedics) and College Police Dispatch.

6.    Familiarize yourself with the nearest AED (defibrillator) and emergency call box locations on campus!

7.     For more information about safety at SDCCD, go to http://police.sdccd.edu

You may call us in the Student Health Clinic at X 3450 if you have questions.