The lively, participatory Oxford-style debate has become an annual event at Willow International Center. It’s an educational experience for students and audience alike.

The Willow International choir has been recognized for superior performances, and Choir Director Dan Bishop is looking to expand in 2011. He welcomes any interested community members to join.

At the Willow International Writing Center, student Tyler Standridge tutors other students to help improve their English skills and study strategies.

After working on a nuclear submarine and as a chemical engineer, Chris Glaves began engineering education for SCCCD. Now, 21 years later, he has become an integral part of the North Centers community.

The new Academic Center 2 building at Willow International Center has been completed and will greet students when fall classes begin on August 16. Highlights of the new facility include an expanded library, dance studio, and science labs.

The Criminal Justice Program at the North Centers prepares students for future careers in law enforcement, corrections, and the criminal justice system.

The Child Development Center at Willow International provides collaboration opportunities with high schools and higher education, along with state-of-the-art facilities and career training.

Teenage life is difficult enough, but even more so with a parent deployed overseas. One Willow International student decided that by coming together similar teen girls can support each other.

The Willow International Cafe offers students a welcoming atmosphere and international cuisine, thanks to husband and wife managers Ziad and Sara Abwini.

At Willow International, the Planeteers Club provides opportunities for volunteer service and education for students looking to have a positive impact on their communities—both locally and globally.

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.

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.