Alexis Duran, an adjunct professor in the digital film production department at San Diego Miramar College, has been selected for an Alex Trebek Legacy Fellowship by the Television Academy Foundation. He is one of just 12 professors selected from colleges and universities nationwide for the fellowship program.
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Miramar College has received conditional approval from the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office to offer a baccalaureate degree in Public Safety Management.
Miramar College received accreditation by the Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) Foundation, a prestigious recognition that underscores the institution's unwavering commitment to delivering top-tier education in the field of diesel technology.
San Diego Miramar College will celebrate “National Chemistry Week” by hosting Chem Expo 2023 on Nov. 4th, 2023 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on its Mira Mesa Campus. This free event will feature chemistry demonstrations, hands-on activities and exhibits by local companies and organizations.
The Times of San Diego printed an Op Ed piece by Fire Tech Program Director Darren Hall on Miramar’s plans to offer a bachelor’s degree in Public Safety. On Oct. 10, 2023, it was determined there are no objections and the program will be advanced for approval by the CCC Board of Governors President.
Miramar College will be demonstrating their support for undocumented students by joining community colleges across California in Undocumented Student Action Week October 16-20.
San Diego Miramar College will be holding a wide range of virtual and in-person workshops, panel discussions, and resource events in support of undocumented students and immigrants.
As the violence in Israel and Gaza continues to escalate, people’s lives are in shambles as they suffer through the unrest. We have many on campus who have family, friends, and other connections there and as such are deeply affected by these events. Ultimately, whatever the politics involved, innocent people are experiencing loss of life, life-changing injury, and other acts against humanity.
Miramar College held an Indigenous People’s Day celebration on Oct. 9. The Soaring Eagles of San Diego were on hand to provide entertainment in the form of dance on Compass Point. Free Indian Fry Bread tacos were given to students and staff. Hundreds attended. KUSI-TV covered the event for the local news.