SGA prepares packages for Spring 2020 graduates
Student Government Association President Ian Widrick Martinez worked with Student Involvement Coordinator Mary Eleas and the Office of the Registrar to pack the degree and certificate covers, cords, the face masks and the tassels. The tassels and face masks were provided by SGA. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Spring 2020 graduation was virtual.
Santa Fe’s first drive-in concert at Santa Fe Community College
SFCC’s Director of Recruitment and Dual Credit Marcos Maez welcomed concertgoers for the city’s first drive-in socially distanced concert on June 20, 2020. He said the college enjoys serving the community and he encouraged people to think about enrolling in classes this fall. He emphasized that the colleges staff is here to help with registration […]
SFCC Spring 2020 Graduation Fast Facts
344 Santa Fe Community College (New Mexico) Spring graduates are eligible to receive 374 awards. 24 students will receive more than one award. Of those awards: 237 are for certificates and 137 are for associate degrees. 73.4 percent are from Santa Fe; 5.5 percent from Albuquerque, 2.4 percent from Pecos, 1.7 from Rio Rancho, 1.4 […]
Katie Besser Student Awards and Richard Bradford scholarship announced at Zoom gathering
Santa Fe Community College’s emerging writers, photographers and mixed media artists were recognized during the Katie Besser Student Awards celebration hosted online by the SFCC Library on May 14. The awards were named for the late Katie Besser in recognition of her love of literature and creative writing. The event celebrated students’ creative expression through […]
SFCC team wins WERC awards Spring 2020
Congratulations to an SFCC team, which earned WERC an (Waste-Management Education Research Consortium) Engineering NM Resource Network Pollution Prevention Award ($1500). SFCC student Zachary DeLay also was recognized with one of Intel’s Terry McManus Outstanding Student Awards ($1,000). The competition is usually held in person at NMSU, but needed to shift quickly to an online […]
SFCC history of Katie Besser Awards and Richard Bradford Scholarship
SFCC celebrated Katie Besser Award winners and announced the winners of the Richard Bradford Creative Writing Memorial Scholarship on May 14, 2020. Read more in this press release. Here’s a brief history of the Katie Besser Student Awards and the Richard Bradford Creative Writing Memorial Scholarship.: Nearly 20 years ago, they first began when associate […]
Kids Campus distributes educational kits on May 8, 2020
Santa Fe Community College’s kids from Kids Campus were feeling the love as they arrived to be met by their teachers and staff at Kids Campus. They made We Love You signs to share the love. Activity Kit List Infants to Pre K contained specific materials for Infants, Toddlers, Twos, Early Pre-K and Pre-K children. […]
SFCC faculty member Emily Stern has work featured in Seattle Art Show
Emily Stern was part of a group art show, originally to open in Seattle on April 11, but instead was on Zoom and YouTube. See more information here. Stern’s work is called “Photo Albums from the Future.” She expressed thanks to the fine woodworking department for letting her use some of their scraps for her […]
Access to Adobe Creative Cloud during COVID-19 Shutdown
Dear Students & Faculty, As a result of campus closure, student access to Adobe Creative Cloud in labs and classrooms is not available. Adobe has provided temporary at-home access for impacted students and faculty, so that they can continue their work remotely. Please follow the instructions below to enable access to Creative Cloud Desktop Apps […]
Online tutoring available for Canvas courses
All courses that have a Canvas component now have access to this online tutoring service. Here are the steps to access Brainfuse: Go to the links on the left side of the home page of the Canvas course. Brainfuse online tutoring is listed at the bottom. Click on this link. On the top will show […]
Yolanda Nava speaks at 11 a.m. March 25 for Women’s History Month
Join Santa Fe Community College for the upcoming talk for Women’s History Month at 11 a.m. March 25 in Room 216 for “Ability and Disability: How Blindness Became a Vehicle for a New, More Joyous, Creative Life and the celebration of Women’s History Month,” featuring Yolanda Nava, Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist and author […]
Tangent/Trajectory continues through March 26, closed March 16-20 for spring break
The Tangent/Trajectory art exhibition opened with great success on Feb. 14. The exhibition continues at the Santa Fe Community College Visual Arts Gallery through March 26, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, but will be closed during Spring Break from March 16 to March 22. The two diverse artists offer a showcase of art that […]
SFCC Robotics Club works with FRC team
SFCC’s Robotics Club has been working with high school students and community mentors to build a robot for the FIRST Robotics Competition. The group is working in the evenings and Saturdays in an upstairs space in the SFCC Fitness Center. Jen Kitrell is a parent whose daughter first got involved as a child in Minnesota. […]
Three students to visit and compete at NASA site
Santa Fe Community College students Rebecca Friedberg, Michael Frey and Matthew Tsoodle will attend the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) Onsite Experience at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi March 2-6, 2020. The three were selected participants out of 524 community college students from across the U.S. to be part of NCAS. Friedberg, Frey and […]
