Article Archive for September 2008
Congratulations to students from Fresno City College, Reedley College and the North Centers who graduated on May 16, 2008.
The SCCC Foundation Employer to Employee Scholarship is a new opportunity that allows employers to give the gift of education to their employees, an employees’ child, spouse, or other family member.
Line supervisors, facility managers and other food safety personnel from local packinghouses updated their food safety knowledge during a one-day course offered by Reedley College.
Reedley College instructor, Eric Nasalroad, sees the Central Valley as the perfect place for locally owned businesses to thrive.
In Greek, the word philosophy means “love of wisdom”. It’s evident that there are many students at Fresno City College who agree with the meaning.
As part of Measure E, Fresno City College students are enjoying the new Physical Performance Center next to Ratcliffe Stadium.
Opening in fall 2009, the students of the Madera Center will pursue their vocations in a brand new 8,000-square-foot lab.
Summer 2008 kicks off Phase II of the new Willow International Community College Center. Phase I is complete and the Center’s doors opened for classes in fall 2007.
The renovation of the 100,000-square-foot historic Old Administration Building (OAB) at Fresno City College is now underway.
As part of Measure E expenditures, Oakhurst Center will receive two new portable classroom units, adding much needed classroom space for the foothill communities.
Construction on the new residential hall at Reedley College has begun. Students will move in beginning in fall 2009.
In November 2002, voters passed Measure E, a local community college bond initiative of $161 million.
This summer marks the launch of several new websites at SCCCD. Several of the District websites have been redesigned to improve site navigation and user interface. Check out the new websites for: State Center Community …
Fresno City College held its annual Commencement Ceremony at Selland Arena with more than 1,500 graduates invited to participate. Every student who earned an associate’s degree was acknowledged. The commencement speaker was Dr. Bill F. …
