¡Palabra!: Pansexual
Pansexual people are people whose primary romantic, emotional, physical, and sexual attractions and connections can be with some members of all sexes and genders to varying degrees (though not necessarily at the same time). The term is used to describe people of all sexes and genders. Source: comunidades-justas.org Pansexuales son […]
SFCC International Dinner / Cena Internacional de SFCC
Phi Theta Kappa y El Centro Para la Diversidad y Aprendizaje Integrado Presentan: Cena Internacional de SFCC 20 de Octubre, 2017 en la Sala Jémez de SFCC Hora: 5 p.m.-8 p.m. Juntémonos todos como una comunidad para celebrar y aprender acerca de nuestras culturas, lenguaje e historias! Les invitamos a […]
¡Palabra!: Heterosexism
Heterosexism is a system of advantage which favors heterosexuals. Institutionalized homophobia. The assumption that being heterosexual is inherently better, more moral, or more natural than being lesbian, gay, or bisexual. Like racism, sexism, and other forms of oppression, heterosexism awards power to members of the dominant group (straight people / […]
Santa Fe Wine and Chile Dinner
Santa Fe Community College Foundation and Casa Abril Estate Vineyards present a Santa Fe Wine and Chile Dinner Join us for Santa Fe Community College Culinary Arts Program Wine and Food Pairing Event in Conjunction with Santa Fe Wine and Chile Week Thursday, September 28, 2017 beginning with a reception […]
SFCC Faculty & Staff Development Day
SFCC Faculty & Staff Development Day Building Community through Creative Collaboration October 20, 2017 Dear Colleagues, We are thrilled to invite you to submit a workshop proposal for our October 20, 2017 all-employee professional development day. This semester Staff Senate is taking the lead and Linda Peña, Margaretmary Woodd, Kelly […]
Political Activity Policy Reminder
As election season gears up, we’d like to advise all employees to carefully review the college’s policy on political activities: Policy 8-2: Space Rental, Political Activity, Solicitation and Vending on Campus. In addition to outlining your rights as an employee, the policy also states the limitations on political activities by campus […]
¡Palabra!: Latino/a
A Latino/a is a person who was born or lives in Latin America, including Mexico, or a person in the United States whose family is originally from Latin America, including Mexico. Source: adapted from www.ohchr.org Un latino o una latina es una persona que nació en o que vive en América […]
Greenhouse construction update
The greenhouse construction will require a utility trench from the south most entrance of the TATC building to the black entrance gate behind the Biofuels lab. There is a marked/fenced trench at the entrance currently and this will be extended in the coming week. The trench will be open for […]
LANL Foundation awards scholarships
LANL Foundation has awarded Regional College/Returning Student scholarships to six SFCC students. The following received the $1,000 scholarships: • Bobby Barela (HVAC and plumbing) • Annadine Benavidez (hospitality and tourism) • Kathryn Eustice (nursing) • Rebekah Lane (biological sciences) • Ashley Montoya (nursing) • Carrie Quade (media arts) Funding comes […]
Wayfinding Academy students visit SFCC
The Wayfinding Academy visited SFCC last week from Portland, Oregon on a Learn & Explore trip. It is their second ever Learn & Explore trip. The first one was in April 2017. Fifteen Wayfinding students went to Spain and Portugal to walk the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. Most of the […]
Update on new greenhouse
Update from Henry Mignardot, Executive Director for Plant Operations and Maintenance: We’re excited and motivated; we selected a construction contractor to construct the Hydroponic/Aquaponics Greenhouses. The project has received all approvals, the contractor has a construction permit in hand and the project has started with site clearing last week. Site […]
SFCC recognized as climate change leader
The college is featured in an online publication Medium in a story titled, “Let’s Lead on Climate: Higher Education Success Story, Santa Fe Community College.”
Benefits of DeafTEC training
More than 35 SFCC faculty and staff attended a workshop to adapt their teaching and communication styles to foster better learning for deaf and hard of hearing students. DeafTEC, a National Science Foundation-funded Center of Excellence, presented the Project Access workshop on August 9, 2017 and was supported through Carl D. […]
¡Palabra!: Human Rights
Human Rights: are rights that are inherent to all human beings, regardless of nationality, place of residence, gender, national or ethnic origin, color, religion, ability, sexual orientation, language, or any other condition. All people are entitled to these rights without discrimination. Source: adapted from www.ohchr.org Los derechos humanos : son […]
¡Palabra!: Microaggressions
Microaggressions: are day to day environmental, verbal, and non-verbal slights and insults that intentionally or unintentionally communicate hostile, derogatory, and negative messages about people based solely on their belonging to marginalized groups. These common and subtle moments of humiliation may seem harmless, but throughout life, can lead to increased morbidity […]
