The holidays can be an extra challenging time of our economically disadvantaged students. You and your colleagues can make the holidays a bit less stressful for student parents and former foster youth students!

Miramar College President Dr. Wes Lundburg was named to the list of Top 500 Most Influential People in San Diego for 2024 by San Diego Business Journal. Dr. Lundburg has been president at San Diego Miramar College since 2020. His biography can be found on page 30 of the link provided. 

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In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Miramar College held a Kumeyaay flag raising ceremony on Nov. 4 in front of the Administration Building. The College hopes to one day add a third flag pole so that the Kumeyaay Flag can fly permanently over campus. The ceremony featured several student speakers, bird singers and members of the local tribe. It was covered by Fox 5 San Diego.

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Miramar College held a Kumeyaay flag raising ceremony on Nov. 4 in front of the Administration Building. The College hopes to one day add a third flag pole so that the Kumeyaay Flag can fly permanently over campus. The ceremony featured several student speakers, bird singers and members of the local tribe. It was covered by KUSI-TV.

Here is the following Drop for Non-Payment (DNP) information for the spring 2025 semester. 

Professor David Wilhelm was featured in WalletHub's piece about How Much Does Insurance Go Up After an Accident. You can find it here:

The Campaign for College Opportunity announced 20 California Community Colleges as honorees of the 2024 Excellence in Placement Award and San Diego Miramar is one of the 20.

Please join us on Nov. 4^th from 12:30pm-1:30pm as we raise the Kumeyaay flag to commemorate and to kick off Native American Heritage Month!

In partnership with San Diego Miramar College

The CDC recommends that the best time to get a flu vaccine is now! (Sept-October). We are promoting FREE FLU shots now, while supplies last, to help avoid illness especially near finals. The protection will peak weeks following flu and COVID-19 vaccination and remain effective for five months or longer.