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Congratulations to Dean Andrei Lucas, Mike Bradbury, and Byron Cowart for receiving the Cal Coast Cares Foundation Education Grant! This grant helped bring this year’s MLK Parade Float to life, supporting creativity and innovation for students and educators. 🎉

The spring semester has begun at SanDiegoCityCollege SanDiegoMesaCollege SDMiramarCollege and San Diego College of Continuing Education

Final Call! Last chance to sign up for the Spring 2025 Engineering Workshop Series! Gain hands-on experience in programming, circuits, and sustainability. RSVP by Feb. 12: bit.ly/ENGE-SP24 —spots are limited!

In 1981, boxing icon and activist Muhammad Ali met with ECC President Lillian K. Beam, urging the community to persevere in the fight for equality. 🥊 Reflecting on Black History, Ali’s legacy of social change and equality inspires us to continue the fight. #SDCCE #MuhammadAli

Can’t make it on campus but still want some tutor feedback on your written assignment? Try the ASC’s Assignment Drop-Off Service! Our tutors can review written assignments for any subject (not limited to English or ELAC courses), and then send feedback within 48 hours*

SDCCD leadership, including our student trustees, has arrived in Washington, D.C.., for the ACCT National Legislative Summit 2025.  From left, Haydee Zuniga of San Diego College of Continuing Education, Zora Williams of SanDiegoMesaCollege, Hailey Hua of SDMiramarCollege, and Dalia Ramirez of SanDiegoCityCollege

Father and son, Luis and Daniel, are both enrolled in the free automotive program at San Diego College of Continuing Education. Working together in the program is helping expand their career opportunities. San Diego College of Continuing Education

Today, Adam Schiff and I met with California community colleges here in DC.   Our community colleges are a cornerstone of California's higher education system, and we won't stop fighting to ensure they receive the federal funding they need.

SDCCD leaders got a little bit of snow in Washington, D.C., while attending the ACCT National Legislative Summit 2025.

The San Diego Community College District Office and all campuses will be closed Friday, February 14 and Monday February 17 in observance of Presidents' Day. Classes will resume and the district office will re-open at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 18.

Today's newsletter features a video of our student trustees on the SDCCD's annual trip to Washington, D.C., photos from the beginning of the spring semester, $50,000 in funding, a father and son in the automotive program together, and a learning through virtual reality

SDCCD heads to Washington! Catch up with student trustees, Dalia Ramirez (SanDiegoCityCollege), Zora Williams (SanDiegoMesaCollege), Hailey Hua (SDMiramarCollege), and Haydee Zuniga (San Diego College of Continuing Education), on their trip to Washington, D.C., to meet with elected officials and advocate for continued support

San Diego Mesa Gallery is showcasing recent works by the faculty and staff of the Fine Art department in a group exhibit through March 6. Exhibit includes painting, photography, installation, sculpture, ceramics, digital art, and more. Gallery Hours: Noon to 5 p.m., M-Th

Arizona State University hosted a few folks from the San Diego Community College District so they could test drive their virtual reality equipment and learn more about how the technology can supplement classroom lessons. bit.ly/3EOxSgu Arizona State University

Did you know Eartha Kitt visited ECC? Eartha Kitt was a trailblazer—singer, actress, activist, and more. As we celebrate Black History, we honor her bold activism and contributions to both the arts and the fight for social justice. 🎶✨ #SDCCE #BlackHistory #EarthaKitt

Do you know a college-bound high school senior or a current or former foster student in San Diego or Riverside County? Cal Coast Cares Foundation is accepting applications for student scholarships through March 5. Recipients can earn up to $2,000 toward tuition and fees.

Today, we hosted Discover Your Drive for area high school students. Here’s Diesel Technology Professor Gene Choe to tell you more!

Rain or shine, we are ready to host Saturday’s Powwow on campus starting at 10am and running until 7pm. We hope to see you Saturday!

We hope everyone and their families are safe following the 5.2-magnitude earthquake near Julian. No injuries have been reported among our employees or students and no significant structural damage has been identified. Campuses are open and operations should continue as normal.