Starting in Fall 2021, San Diego Miramar College will establish an annual Equity Summit featuring “The Constance M.
Miramar College intercollegiate athletes Brandi Mitchell and Maverick Mitchell are a mother-son duo playing for the Jets. Brandi, age 45, is a team co-captain on the Jet's women's soccer team while her son Maverick is the starting goalie for the Jet's men's water polo team The duo appeared on KUSI's Good Morning San Diego on September 28 to talk about their experience.
Chances are you have heard the term “soccer mom” before as a reference to the minivan-carpooling, sideline-cheering, orange-slicing mother of kids who play soccer. At Miramar College, we define it in its truest sense by introducing you to Brandi Mitchell. At age 45, Mitchell is the newest member of the Miramar College women’s soccer team, as well as being the mother of two grown children.
Miramar College is now offering vaccination incentive awards to all COVID-19 vaccinated students enrolled in the fall 2021 semester whether or not they are taking an in-person class. All vaccinated students are asked to upload their COVID-19 vaccine status to https://www.sdccd.edu/students/covid19/ for a chance to win $200,000 in awards.
Student Health Services is dispensing free Flu Shots Monday-Thursday from 9am to 4pm at K2-Student Health Services.
Instructional Support Services wanted to provide the following update to our hours of operations for the remainder of the semester:
On Campus Hours - Effective September 13, 2021:
To our Miramar College Community-
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, access to San Diego Miramar College campus and sporting venues is currently limited. Currently San Diego Miramar College will allow pre-screened student-athletes, coaches, and support staff.
The San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) has received funding from the state of California to hire 25 new full-time faculty members over the next two years to increase the number of full-time faculty at its four colleges.
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, the San Diego Community College District's highest priority has continued to be the health and safety of its employees and students. In recognition of the current spike in cases largely due to the Omicron variant, the San Diego Community College District has decided to have most District employees work remotely for the first two weeks of January.