Ready, Set, Go! Registration for the spring semester is coming!
Registration Dates for Spring 2019 Priority Registration Information Degree-seeking students with 30+ credits are eligible to “pre-register” for classes one day early! Monday, November 12 – Priority Registration for Degree-Seeking Students with 30+ credits begins at 8:30 am (NM students) This is being done in an effort to help students get required courses and complete […]
SFCC’s Veterans Resource Center and KSFR’s Veterans and Family Appreciation Day a success
SFCC’s Veteran’s Resource Center worked with KSFR radio in presenting last week’s successful Veterans and Family Appreciation Day: Veterans Resource and Career Fair. A steady stream of veterans came in to attend the event. Veteran John Shannon, SFCC film student and KSFR employee, showed a series of short videos that he is producing for VeteransComingHome.org. […]
SFCC/HEC Open House a success!
Thanks to all who helped out at SFCC/HEC Open House on Oct. 25! A steady stream of visitors checked out the materials at the tables staffed by faculty, staff and students!
SFCC employees walk the trails!
Did you have fun walking the trails with Ute Jannsen-Kerr on Professional Development Day? Or did you hear about all the fun the group had? Employees can join the fun every Friday. The walking group meets at noon sharp in front of the William C. Witter Fitness Education Center and returns at 1 p.m. These […]
Learn about TRiO from our students
I have a learning disability and have been out of school since 1997. Thanks to the tutoring and the physical and mental support of the TRiO staff, I was able to return to school and pass a course. Now I’m in line to earn an Audio Production certificate within the next two semesters. –Ario Cibas […]
Hispanic Heritage Month finishes with a colorful conclusion at SFCC on Oct. 15
Aamna Nayaar, chair of SFCC’s President’s Diversity Advisory Committee, thanked the Office of Student Development, the faculty, students and staff who worked on the numerous events for National Hispanic Heritage Month at last Monday’s closing event featuring singer Miguel Dominguez and Aspen Santa Fe Ballet’s Folklórico dancing groups. Of note, Mauricio Lopez, faculty and program administer […]
Santa Fe Community College’s 2018 EPA job-training graduation
Graduates of the EPA grant job-training program received the certificates they earned at a special commencement ceremony last Friday, Oct. 12. Janet Kerley was the instructor of the EPA’s Environmental Workforce Development and Job Training (EWDJT) Program. Kris Swedin, Director of Continuing Education and Contract Training, said “the students are extremely lucky to have such […]
Santa Fe Housing Action Coalition Survey
Santa Fe Community College is partnering with Santa Fe Housing Action Coalition (SFHAC) to collect more data about the housing and commuting experiences of people working in Santa Fe County. SFHAC is a community-based coalition of nearly 20 organizations working to create more accessible and affordable housing options in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico. […]
Film student Kaela Waldstein takes home Rocky Mountain Southwest Regional Emmy
Kaela Waldstein took home a Rocky Mountain Southwest Regional Emmy Award on Sept. 22 in the category of Special Event Coverage Live or Edited for her short film, “International Folk Art Market.” Milton Riess, head of the Santa Fe Community College Film Department said, “An Emmy is the greatest honor awarded in television. Kaela Waldstein […]
“Reticent Shootist” on display through Nov. 14
John Drabanski, a student in Patricia Pearce’s Advanced Projects class, has his piece “Reticent Shootist” on display in the case to the right of the entrance of the Visual Arts Gallery. It will be exhibited through Nov. 14. The work includes 18 original wood engravings. He writes in his artist statement, “During the 1800s the […]
Photos from Swingin’ Sixties party to celebrate increased student retention at SFCC
The Welcome and Advising Center celebrated increased student retention rates with a Swingin’ Sixties party on Friday, Oct. 5, 2018.
SFCC printmaking student wins First Place Award at State Fair
SFCC Student Mike Kimball received the first place award in the fine arts exhibition printmaking category for his linoleum block print “Santa Fe Station.” The print depicts the New Mexico Rail Runner Express trains in front of the Santa Fe depot in the Railyard as passengers disembark. The 18″ x 18″ block print was carved […]
Kindness is Key at SFCC
Nominations can be submitted around campus, look for the blue “key” boxes found at the President’s Office, Health & Sciences bio wall, Welcome and Advising Center, Lower Level Atrium and the William C. Witter Fitness Education Center. There are forms with the boxes or you can download one here. You may also submit your nomination […]
Open & Switch Enrollment 2018
Thursday, Oct. 18 through Friday, Nov. 30 The following changes can be made during this open/switch enrollment period: • MEDICAL o Employees can switch medical plans (high option to low option or low option to high option and/or Blue Preferred Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO) o Employees can switch medical carriers (BCBSNM to Presbyterian or Presbyterian […]
In Memoriam: Nicole Berezin
Nicole Berezin, our lovely friend and colleague, was diagnosed on August 9 with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. She was moved from her home in Albuquerque to Denver University Hospital on August 31 so that her two sisters could support and care for her. After it became clear that future chemo treatment was not an option, […]
