Just published, SBCC’s 2021-2022 Annual Report to the Community reminds us all of the many good things that happened last school year. Pick one up at the Administration building front desk and/or enjoy the digital version here.

Food insecurity remains a struggle for many of SBCC’s EOPS/CARE/CalWorks students. This year, due to many factors cited by advisor and SPARC program coordinator Chelsea Lancaster, staff is meeting students’ holiday needs a bit differently …    Donate through a SBCC Foundation grant here.

ESL professor Dr. Marit Ter Mate-Martinsen’s innovative English 110 program for mulilingual students was focused in a recent issue of the prestigious CAPacity Gazette (page 9). Meet a couple of students from the program and hear more from Dr. Ter Mate-Martinsen here.

SBCC Student Trustee Adrianina Rajosera attended the Assoc. of Community College Trustees Leadership Congress in New York City, Oct. 26-29. “I left the Congress with much-needed knowledge and connections that will help me and my colleagues continue our work to make SBCC an even better, inclusive and resourceful place for students,” she said. She’s pictured here with Superintendent/President Dr. Kindred Murillo and SBCC Trustee Dr. Anna Everett.

Four talented MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) students were selected to attend the MESA Student Leadership STEM conference at San Diego’s Marriott Mission Valley, Oct. 28-29. This year’s conference challenged students to design a product/service that addressed a problem caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Click here for more.