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The new Center for Advanced Manufacturing facility at the Madera Center is now home to the maintenance mechanic program. The short-term program offers students job-ready skills in only one semester.
FCC Associated Student Government President Sergey Saluschev offers a fresh perspective on student government. Compared to his native Russia, student participation in government offers a unique and valuable opportunity.
The campuses of SCCCD offer a variety of options to fit students’ short- and long-term schedules. For Nicole Margulis, the ability to attend classes at multiple locations offers an efficient path to an AA degree.
Next year marks the hundredth anniversary of the founding of Fresno City College, the first community college in California. The occasion will be marked by events and activities, beginning at the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve.
Chancellor’s Circle brings together leaders in business and education to shape the future of the community. For these committed donors, giving is just the beginning.
Tom Mester, biology instructor at Willow International, has a history of dedication to science and humanitarian pursuits. His contributions to SCCCD have earned him the nomination of the North Centers for this year’s Bill F. Stewart Achievement of Excellence Award.
The Fresno Police Department, with a recent federal grant, will be hiring 26 additional officers. The new officers will likely come from the FCC Police Academy where future officers are trained with a unique focus toward law enforcement in the Central Valley.
For SCCCD Board Trustee Isabel Berreras, a commitment to higher education led to increased opportunities and a new master’s degree. But her biggest success may be her enduring encouragement and advocacy for others.
Twenty-two FCC and Madera Center students, along with their instructors, went on a two-week tour of China. The unique, firsthand experience offers a close-up view of political, cultural, and economic differences.
A grant from the Tulare County Workforce Investment Board will fund vocational programs in health care and manufacturing.
As founder and president of YCMNET Advisors, Inc., Michael A. Yoshikami is a nationally known investment advisor. But he hasn’t forgotten his roots at Fresno City College.
Iron Designer Live competition, presented by Fresno Design Alliance and Willow International Center, provides local nonprofit with a brand-new logo—all in about an hour.
The Green Summit at Reedley College drew together community members and provided education and answers for a range of environmental issues, from air pollution to water conservation.
FCC nutrition instructor Ricarda Cerda will travel to Washington, D.C. for E. (Kika) de la Garza Fellowship for Hispanic-serving institutions. Federal networking and partnerships will bring benefits to Fresno City College.
