SFCC Snapshot: Zuwena Islam
“The I-BEST Certified Nursing Assistant Certificate Program was great for me. Coming from Kenya to Santa Fe, I feel it opened up a lot of opportunities for my future. I was able to obtain a college certificate and am currently working to complete my High School Equivalency. This program met […]
My View Becky Rowley: SFCC will continue to support equity
I am writing to express my outrage and sadness at the recent murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, Tony McDade, Monika Diamond, Dominique Fells, Nina Pop and other unarmed Black people throughout recent time. I am deeply disturbed by the physical and systemic violence and inhumane […]
Reduction in Force Announcement May 19, 2020
Dear Colleagues, As we continue to make adjustments and sacrifices in our personal lives in response to COVID-19, so too must our institution respond to the financial challenges of our current and anticipated economic circumstances. I am saddened to announce that due to the unprecedented and unforeseen challenges presented by […]
President’s Update to SFCC Staff and Faculty: Limited Access to Campus Starting May 18; Campus Remains Closed to Public
Dear Colleagues, During this unprecedented and unpredictable time, the college continues to operate in accordance with New Mexico stay-at-home orders and its plans for a tiered and safe reopening. While the college remains closed to students and public throughout the summer semester, I am announcing beginning May 18 the limited […]
Sustainability On a World Stage
If you’ve stopped by SFCC’s large greenhouse in recent months, you’ve probably noticed that fish and dozens of plants are thriving while temperatures outside plummet below freezing. The reputation of SFCC’s Controlled Environmental Agriculture and Sustainable Technologies programs continues to grow, nationally and internationally. More people are coming to see […]
Native American Week Celebration, April 29 through May 2
Monday, April 29: Opening Ceremony in the SFCC Courtyard at 10 a.m. with welcome and comments by Dr. Cecilia Cervantes, Marvin Gabaldon and representatives of the SFCC Native American Club. Native dances from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. including Pojoaque Pueblo Hoop Dancers among others. Tuesday, April 30: Presentation by […]
Artists Eclectic Exhibit Closes with reception
The exhibit in the Visual Arts Gallery, Artists Eclectic, closed February 20 with a reception. The exhibit featured works by SFCC faculty and staff members.
Update from the Film Program
Milton Riess, department head of the SFCC Film Program, commends his students on their spring capstone project efforts: “The past two weekends have been GREAT for our Film Department. We are in production of our Spring Capstone film project. You should all be proud of the accomplishments SFCC’s students are […]
JAT Deadline Extended to Feb. 20
All Faculty (including Adjunct), Staff and Administrators The Job Assessment Tool (JAT) deadline has been extended to 8 a.m., Wed., Feb. 20 Santa Fe Community College has contracted with Evergreen Solutions to conduct a compensation study. This study is being conducted to ensure accurate job classifications and associated duties. It […]
Check your Course Reserves at the Library!
To Faculty- We all know the cost of textbooks can be a significant barrier for our students. SFCC Library strives to provide equitable access to required materials by maintaining a collection of Course Reserves available for 2-hour checkout in the Library. Students can photocopy or scan needed chapters or just […]
‘Aventurera’ film screening event Aug. 17
Save the Date – ‘Aventurera,’ a free film screening event at Midtown Campus Quad, Aug. 17. The Santa Fe Arts Commission, Santa Fe Community College and Center for Contemporary Arts present Spanish Language Night: an outdoor screening. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. and screening begins at 8 p.m., Friday Aug. […]
Jake Lovato and Peter Garbett participate in Skills USA
Welding instructor Jake Lovato and SFCC welding student Peter Garbett traveled to Skills USA in Lexington, Kentucky. Garbett earned a seventh place with a score of 91.79 percent in welding sculpture competition. He also earned a certificate in welding sculpture. Both Lovato and Garbett participated in a community service […]
Charlie Shultz: Kika de la Garza Fellow for the USDA
Lead faculty of the Controlled Environment Agriculture program (Richard C.) Charlie Shultz spent two weeks at the end of June in Washington D.C. as a Kika de la Garza Fellow for the USDA. Shultz said, “I was selected to serve as a Faculty member of a Hispanic Serving Institution […]
