SFCC will be closed from Monday, March 30 to Monday, April 6 for Spring Break and Spring Holiday
Please see below for important dates and information.
APRENDE PRE-APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM/ PROGRAMA DE PRE-APRENDIZ
APRENDE Pre-Apprenticeship Program is for people interested in becoming an early childhood assistant teacher who do not have experience in early childhood settings. Pre-Apprentices gain experience through a 150-hour field experience and earn a Child Development Certificate (CDC) in early childhood education. Pre-Apprentices earn financial incentives for their field experience and early childhood coursework. All course credits will transfer to continue to the associate degree in early childhood education. If you have already earned your CDC, you are not qualified for pre-apprenticeship. After completing the Pre-Apprenticeship Program, you will be qualified to become a teacher assistant in a high-quality early learning setting. For additional information and to apply to APRENDE: www.sfcc.edu/aprende <http://www.sfcc.edu/aprend
APRENDE es un programa de capacitación de maestros de la primera infancia en Santa Fe Community College a través de la experiencia practica en la enseñanza para obtener certificados y titulas para una carrerea gratificante en la primera infancia.
Programa de Pre-Aprendiz: un pre-aprendiz para personas interesadas en convertirse en asistentes de maestro quien no tienen experiencia en la primera infancia. Los pre-aprendices adquieren experiencia a través de una experiencia en un aula de la primera infancia y obtiene un Certificado de Desarrollo Infantil (CDC). Todos los créditos se transferirán al programa de aprendiz APRENDE para continuar con la licenciatura de asociado en la educación temprana. Si ya ha obtenido su CDC, no esta calificado para el pre-aprendiz. Después de completar el programa de pre-aprendiz, estará calificado para ser en asistente de maestro en un centro de alta calidad. For additional information and to apply to ARENDE: www.sfcc.edu/aprende
BROADBAND NETWORKING/JOB FAIR – APRIL 24
Join us for a Broadband Networking/Job Fair from 1 to 4p.m. April 24 at Santa Fe Higher Education Center. Learn about training for in-demand jobs and connect with employers. The event is free and open to all New Mexicans interested about careers, education and training for New Mexico’s growing broadband industry. Register for this event at https://bit.ly/2026bbjobfair
CAMPUS CUPBOARD AND EXCHANGE
Please see the attached flyer for current hours for the cupboard and the exchange. If you need to visit the Exchange, please see someone in the Campus Cupboard for help during their Spring hours.
CAMPUS CUPBOARD IS HIRING!
Join the team that nourishes our campus! Open Position: Campus Cupboard & Exchange Student Employee. Available Days: Tuesday & Thursday mornings. Interested? Stop by the Cupboard (Room Ll305 or email: joanna.johnston@sfcc.edu or lauren.porras@sfcc.edu. Flyer attached.
CAMPUS CUPBOARD MEAL KITS- POTATO, BEAN, & KALE STEW
One bag, one meal for your family! Each cook kit includes all the ingredients and a simple recipe to help you create a delicious dish with minimal stress and maximum flavor. Designed with students and families in mind, these kits making cooking affordable, accessible, and fun. March’s Cook Kit is a Hearty Potato, Bean, and Kale Stew feturing fresh product from our partnership with the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute. Kits are available March 4, 2026, while supplies last. RSVP to reserve your Cook Kit here https://luma.com/dn17lsxx
CAREER COACH
Check out SFCC’s Career Coach your one stop shop for job postings, resume writing, and career exploration. You can quickly apply for any job posted in Career Coach. You can also take a career assessment that identifies our primary areas of strength and provides suggestions for different career paths to explore.
CAREER SERVICES WORKSHOPS-SPRING 2026
Join Career and Transfer Services once a month for a workshop on a career related topic. We will meet on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30 in Room 412. You can also join the workshops virtually via Microsoft Teams.
Please email career.services@sfcc.edu for the link to join. Please see the list below and the flyer attached for the dates and topics for the Spring 2026 workshops.
- April: Navigating the Job Search (4/15, 3:30-4:30)
CHILDCARE- MAKE SURE YOU’RE ON THE KIDS CAMPUS WAITLIST
Are you in need of childcare? When a spot becomes available at the Kids Campus, students get priority placement. Kids campus wants to support student parents and hopes that those needing childcare will get on the waitlist. Children of degree-seeking SFCC students, SFCC employees, and full-time students at the Higher Education Center are prioritized for placement to support a two-generation philosophy of education at the college. Visit the Kids Campus website for more information. Student receive a 10% discount on the cost of Kids Campus and NM Early Childhood Education and Care Development offers Child Care Assistance to income-eligible students.
COLLECTIVE GLASS POP-UP OPENING APRIL 9
A diverse range of glass art comes to the Fine Arts Building this April. Collective Glass, a pop-up exhibition featuring 30 artists, runs April 9-23. Work on view includes functional objects, jewelry, and sculptures. Join us at the opening reception on April 9 from 2 – 4 p.m. in the Dean’s Lobby.
FINANCIAL DEADLINE APRIL 20
Don’t leave your funding to chance! April 20, 2026, is the final deadline for the following:
- Direct Student Loan Processing: All applications, corrections, updates, or changes.
- Special Circumstances Appeals: All requests for financial aid adjustment.
- Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Appeals: Final date to submit appeals to regain aid eligibility.
All documentation must be submitted to the Financial Aid Office no later than this date to be considered for the current term. To contact the Financial Aid Office, email financialaid@sfcc.edu or call 505-428-1268.
FINANCIAL WELL-BEING AND LITERACY COURSE
Student affairs has launched a Financial Well-being and Literacy course to help our students ensure they are on a path to financial well-being and making good choices about their money and their future. Nusenda and SFCC have a co-branded Financial Wellness website with lots of useful information and tools: https://santafecc.teachbanzai.com/wellness. You can access the course by clicking on the “Financial Literacy” button on the Welcome section of the MySFCC homepage.
FREE DIAPERS AVAILABLE THROUGH DIAPER DEPOT AT SFCC EXCHANGE
SFCC students, faculty, staff, and community members can now receive a free monthly supply of diapers and wipes—thanks to a new partnership between the SFCC Exchange and Food Depot’s Diaper Depot. Sizes range from newborn to size 8. To participate, enroll at the Campus Cupboard (Room LL305) or if you already have a CC#, email joanna.johnston@sfcc.edu with your information. Please see attached flyer.
FREE FOOD AND SNACKS
The Campus Cupboard (Room LL305, lower level of the West Wing) offers free groceries and snacks to the SFCC community. You can shop for groceries once a week and grab up to two snacks a day. The Campus Cupboard is open from 8:15 am to 4:45 PM, Monday through Friday when campus is open. The Exchange also has kitchen items, clothing, and diaper program enrollment. No student ID is required—just a quick 5-minute enrollment. Menstrual products are provided by Free Flow New Mexico. Questions? Email cupboard@sfcc.edu or call 505-428-1775.
FREE MONEY
1) Are you currently enrolled in this semester and are experiencing some financial challenges? Have you experienced a recent emergency and need just a little help? Apply today through the Student Emergency Fund. The application can be found on your MySFCC page und Resources (Emergency Assistance Fund). Applications are reviewed frequently, and funds are directly awarded to your account. (The funds cannot cover the cost of tuition or books.)
2) Did you know that you may be eligible for FREE GRANT MONEY? Have you completed your Free Application for Federal Student Ais (FASFSA). If not, it’s easy, apply today at www.fafsa.gov . Even if you are taking a few classes, you may still be eligible. Form more information, please contact our financial aid office at 505-428-1268.
HVAC UPGRADES CONSTRUCTION
Construction will take place February 16 – March 27. Please seek an alternate route. The following services will be relocated during construction.
- SFCC Library- Room 583
- OIT Service Desk-Room 416
- Adult Education – Room 226
- Film & KSFR – Access from 500s East Wing
IMPORTANT DATES
- Fri., March 27, 16-week session, 2nd 8-week session, Last day to petition to graduate and participate in the commencement ceremony.
- Mon. – Sun., March 30 – April 4, Spring Break, College Closed
- Fri., April 3, 16-week session, Last day to withdraw from class(es)
- Fri., April 3, 2nd 8-week session, Last day to drop without a grade and obtain a refund
- Mon., April 6, Spring Holiday, College Closed
- Mon., April 13, Priority Registration for Summer 2026 begins
- Tues., April 14, Registration for Summer 2026
- Fri., April 17, 2nd 8-week session, Last day to change audit/credit status.
- Mon., April 20, Priority Registration for Fall 206
- Tues., April 21, Registration for Fall 2026
- Students will not be dropped for non-payment. If you are currently enrolled, you must pay in full or make payment arrangements with the cashier’s office. Contact them today at cashiers@sfcc.edu.
- Student need to pay their current balance to register for the subsequent term. Please contact the Cashier’s office today at 505-428-1211
JOSH DAVIS OLYMPIC CLINIC
Join us for an extraordinary swim clinic with the legendary two-time Olympian, Josh Davis. This event will take place from April 10-11. Josh will be explaining the secrets to mastering all four strokes, as well as perfecting starts, turns and streamlines. Use the QR code to register and buy your tickets.
LEGACHE GAMES APRIL 11
Looking to compete and connect with other coders? Legache Games, a one-day coding competition, will take place April 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the SFCC Higher Education Center. Participants will tackle challenging problems under time pressure. Attendees should bring a personal computer. For details and to register for the event visit Legache.com/legache-games.
LIBRARY RELOCATION
The library is temporarily relocating to East Wing Open Computer Lab (Room 583) from Feb. 16 through April 6
Due to an HVAC project, services such as computer access, research support, and interlibrary loan will continue with adjusted hours.
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING IN PERSON
Whether you are facing a difficult life experience, wanting tools and support to manage stress, or are struggling to meet your goals, SFCC Counseling Services is here to help! SFCC Counseling is free, confidential and not part of your academic record. To make an appointment with the SFCC counselor either in person or online Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm please visit: https://bit.ly/counselingSFCC. To contact the Counselor, email counselingservices@sfcc.edu. For more information about Counseling Services visit https://www.sfcc.edu/offices/counseling-services/
Free Teletherapy
- UWill is a national online Counseling Service that partners with SFCC. In addition to being available during the day, they have services available after hours, on weekends and during Holidays. To sign up for UWill Counseling you only need your SFCC email address and to visit this link: https://app.uwill.com/login to create an account
- The UWill website also has wellness program videos on topics such as sleep, relationships, academic success and reducing anxiety.
For Urgent Mental Health Support
If you are overwhelmed by life or emotions and don’t know where to turn, these numbers can help you connect privately and receive one-on-one support from a caring, non-judgmental person to help you through the moment. If you need to talk to someone, don’t wait to get help. It doesn’t have to be a crisis to call:
- UWill mental health 24/7 line is 833.646.1526. This line is staffed by a licensed mental health professional.
- Call or text 988, or chat online at www.988lifeline.org/chat.
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO HEALTHCARE CAREER FAIR – APRIL 15
The Northern New Mexico Healthcare Career Fair will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 15, 2026, at the SFCC Fitness Center. Students interested in fields such as nursing, medical assisting, dental assisting, respiratory therapy, and other healthcare roles are encouraged to attend. Bring copies of your resume and dress professionally to make a strong first impression. This event will connect students with employers who are actively hiring and includes network, on-site interviews, and resume workshops.
ON DEMAND STATEMENTS NOW AVAILABLE
SFCC HAS ADDED A NEW FEATURE
You can download a statement of your account at any time you would like. The statement will include:
- Amount owing for the term (could also include balances from other terms owing
- Account Activity for term chosen showing Charges/Credits/Payments
- Schedule of classes register for
- Buttons to print or make a payment
Below are instructions on how to view the statement.
- Log into your student portal at http://www.my.sfcc.edu/
- Click the Pay Now/1098T button
- Enter your SFCC email address
- In the Statements box you can click ON Demand Statement
- In the drop-down box click on the Term needed
Please contact the Cashier’s Office with any questions at 505-428-1211 or by sending an email from your SFCC account to cashiers@sfcc.edu.
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION AVAILABLE NOW
Pay for college with scholarships. One simple application puts you in consideration for State institutional and Foundation private scholarships. Scholarships are available for new and returning, part time and full-time students to help pay for college for the upcoming academic year. Scholarships are also available for second generation colleges. For more information and to apply go to: https://www.sfcc.edu/offices/financial-aid/ If you have questions or need assistance, email the Financial Aid Office at finaid@sfcc.edu from your SFCC student email account. Make sure to include your Student ID number in the email.
SPRING STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
Hiring has begun for spring student workers. Earn $15 an hour and work on campus 20 hours per week. Apply at https://www.sfcc.edu/offices/student-employment/. Contact Katie Cadena Priebe at katie.cadenapriebe@sfcc.edu or 505-428-1068 for more information or to apply! She attached flyer for more information.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
The State of New Mexico Internship Program offers paid positions starting at $16.20/hour for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students, as well as recent graduates. Internships are available year-round during fall, spring, or summer sessions. Participants can earn a Certification of Work Experience Equivalency, which helps meet qualifications for permanent state positions. Learn more at https://www.spo.state.nm.us/internships/ or by contacting Luis.Burrola@spo.nm.gov. See attached flyer for more information.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (SGA)
Want to build leadership skills, strengthen your resume, and make a real impact on campus while promoting your Santa Fe Community College? Join the SFCC’s Student Government Association! Serve as a voice for students, promote awareness of student programs, clubs, and student success, connect with college leaders, and help share campus events. This is your chance to grow, lead, and leave your mark at SFCC. Priority consideration due date is March 6th.
Please click here to apply Student Government Membership Application – Fill out form
All applicants must submit one letter of recommendation from a previous or current faculty or staff member. Members will be selected through a committee review, and selected members will have the opportunity to be nominated for an executive position which will be voted on by members.
STUDENT JOB ALERT – BE A STUDENT RECRUITER
Want to learn skills and earn a paycheck? SFCC’s student recruitment team is hiring a student worker. If you love meeting people, sharing your college experience, and gaining professional skills, this could be the job for you. Not the right fit? No problem—there are lots of student jobs available across campus! Explore openings and learn more about eligibility by contacting Katie Cadena-Priebe, Student Employment Manager at 505-428-1068 or katie.cadenapriebe@sfcc.edu. Or visit, https://www.sfcc.edu/offices/student-employment/ for information on eligibility and how to apply.
STUDENT PARENT SUCCESS PROGRAM
SFCC’s Early Childhood Center of Excellence (ECCOE), the SFCC Student Parent Success Program, and New Mexico Student Parent Alliance (NMSPA) are offering free parents & caregiver workshops to support families with young children. Spring 2026 workshops are online and open to all caregivers. Check out the workshop options and register today at: https://www.sfcc.edu/eccoe/parent-caregiver-workshops/
To stay up to date on SFCC resources and activities for parenting students and their families, and to hear directly rom other student parents, follow the SFCC Student Parent Success Program on Facebook and Instagram. Have some ideas for student parent content you’d like to see? Let us know by emailing parentingstudents@sfcc.edu
STUDENT PARENT COACHING, ANYTIME
Remember that the SFCC Student Parent Success Program is here to support you anytime. Just reach out by phone (505) 428-1036 or email us a parentingstudents@sfcc.edu. Discuss your concerns, learn about resources, get help finding child care or developmental services, learn about family activities and parent classes, and more!
TOTAL IMMERSION SWIM CLINIC – APRIL 25 & 26
Join Total Immersion at the Witter Fitness Education Center on April 25 and 26, 2026 for a transformative swimming workshop. Designed to help you swim smarter, better, and faster, the first day focuses on building effortless endurance, while the second day dives into developing speed.
Secure your spot now and find out more information at https://www.totalimmersion.net/get-coached/workshops/details/3506-ti-easy-freestyle-weekend-freestyle-workshop-santa-fe-nm
VITALANT BLOOD DRIVE – APRIL 21
SFCC’s Student Nurses Association will be hosting the Vitalant Blood Drive from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Tuesday, April 21, 2026. Vitalant’s Bloodmobile will be available in the parking lot of the William C. Witter Fitness Education Center. Scan the QR code on the poster or call 1-877-258-4825 to make an appointment. Walk ins are welcome!
WIN PROJECT
The WIN project employs four Navigators who are actively working to recruit individuals who are unemployed or underemployed or are looking to skill up. Benson is currently assigned to SFCC. WIN Navigators focus is to support low-income individuals, people of color, and people recovering from substance use disorders or those who have been incarcerated to place them into training programs, and connect them with services, resources, employers, and further training to support their success. Please visit the website with this link https://www.nnm-win.com/community-support
Always Your Champion,
Dr. Thomasinia Ortiz-Gallegos
Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
Santa Fe Community College
505-428-1238
thomasinia.ortizgall@sfcc.edu
