Miramar College will host its Second Annual Youth & Social Powwow, a community celebration honoring Native American culture, identity, and intergenerational connection. The event is presented in partnership with the San Diego Unified School District Title VI Indian Education Program, which provides cultural, academic, and community support services to American Indian and Alaska Native students throughout the district.
Miramar College Dean of Public Safety, Dr. Jacqueline Hester, was honored at a "Woman of the Year" Awards Ceremony hosted by California State Senator Brian Jones. NBC 7 attended the event and files this report.
Three current Miramar College Aviation students are headed to Verticon 2026 in Atlanta, GA March 8-12 to compete in the national aviation competition. Santiago Aguilar (far left), Steven Krause (middle left, and Brandon Wasilewski (middle right, will join Professor Eligio Damas (far right) will be the first team from Miramar College to ever attend the event.
San Diego Miramar College, pending SDCCD Board of Trustees approval, has been selected to join the Puente Project, a 45-year old program supporting 76 California community colleges and growing.
Dr. Boglárka Kiss has been named Dean of Liberal Arts. Dr. Kiss brings a rare blend of strategic leadership, creative practice, and student-centered impact to her work. She began her career as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, delivering results in the healthcare and technology industries and contributing to the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s successful brand revitalization and its move to the now-iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall.
KUSI covered Miramar College's partnership with Kearny High School to offer EMT certificates to its students. This interview aired on Dec. 19, 2025.
NBC 7 was on campus this afternoon t
The Miramar College Foundation held its first-ever Day of Giving on November 19, and the Jets community rose to the challenge.
Here is the 2024-2025 Miramar College Annual Report to the Community
https://sdmiramar.edu/sites/default/files/2025-12/2025%20Annual%20ReportV9.pdf
The San Diego Workforce Partnership (SDWP) today announced $4 million in critically needed funding for regional Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and firefighting training programs. This investment will expand the pipeline of trained emergency responders, diversify the EMS and fire workforce, and strengthen wildfire preparedness across the region.