Paul Pablo Martin

If you are having trouble logging into any of the resources provided to you by Miramar College and/or the San Diego Community College District, please check out this link: https://www.sdccd.edu/students/student-email.aspx. Another page has been created for  "Logging On To Canvas and MFA": https://sdmiramar.edu/services/computing-services/canvas

In-Person (LIVE HUMAN!) support will be available in K1-202 to assist students Friday, August 23rd from 10:00am to 1:00pm. They will also staff the area again beginning Monday, August 26 through Thursday, August 29 from 8:30am-1:00pm.

• Canvas Single Sign On Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiKlh44Moes

 But wait, there's more:

How to set up your student email and Microsoft 365? - mySDCCD Info Hub - Confluence (atlassian.net)

Online Video Tutorials:

• Setting up MFA using Text Messaging

• Setting up MFA using MS Authenticator App

Additionally, the IT Service Desk is available to assist students directly. They can be reached at 619-388-7000 or support@student.sdccd.edu for support.

Now, for some info about me. My name's Pablo and I grew up in North County San Diego. I went to U.C. Santa Cruz for college because I love redwoods and figured going away to college would give me a chance to spread my wings and develop as an individual. (I now recognize the privilege that allowed me to have that choice!)  I earned my B.A. in Cultural Anthropology, completing my degree studying in Indonesia, an experience that opened my eyes to a new world of possibilities. After graduating, I taught English at Torrey Pines High School before earning an M.A. in Communication from SDSU. (I went back to SDSU and completed a second Master’s degree, this one in Environmental Studies and Sustainability.) I’ve taught at the university and community college level since 2005 and have been a full-time professor at San Diego Miramar College since 2014. One of the things I love about being a full professor is the opportunity to help govern the college—whether that’s through participating in committees and forums or serving in my current role as Academic Senate President. In addition to my other duties on campus, I’m currently developing an international exchange with partners in La Ventana, Mexico, with a focus on sustainability. I love teaching, and my favorite part of working with students is helping them explore and find their path in the world. I also love to share my passion for social and environmental concerns. Toward these ends, I have worked with labor groups and think tanks, coordinated a number of different community and college events, and when time allows, help out my community and neighborhood in various ways.