SDCCD student parking permits are not required for the Fall 2021 semester. Note: All other violations will be enforced, including the staff/faculty parking permit requirements. To avoid citation, park only in regular student parking spaces – free of charge!
The Supply Chain Experience (SCE) Scholarship Program will award $1500 (science) and $3000 (MLT) scholarships to students who qualify as low-income by receiving the California Promise Grant waiver. Scholarship candidates are required to participate in 50 hours of SCE (1 unit hybrid service learning course) from September 22-November 12, 2021 (6 hours/week for 8 weeks) where they will gain hands-on work experience, career awareness and resume guidance.
Fall classes begin on Monday, August 23, for Miramar College students and 60,000 students enrolled in the
Claudia Estrada-Howell has
2008 USA Olympic gold medalist Ryan Millar, one of the greatest middle blockers the United States has produced in the sport of volleyball, is joining the Miramar men's volleyball coaching staff as its first assistant coach.
We wanted to provide information about Health and Mental Health services through the rest of summer and going into the fall semester. We recognize that in-person services may change in the near future and will provide updates accordingly. Our Canvas Shells listed below are a good resource to reference updated information.
Health & Mental Health Services: 619-388-7881
Student Health Call Center hours are as follows:
Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 3p.m
Fridays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Canvas pages for Student Health:
Open registration for the fall 2021 semester at the San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) begins Mo
Asked to pen a few words of tribute to Dr. Constance Carroll, I immediately agreed and then asked worriedly about how much time I had. I knew it would be no easy task to put into words the profound effect this educator-scholar-leader has had on my work and the students whose lives my work touches. I offer this humble effort.
Miramar College will be distributing $825,000 in CARES Act/HEERF funding to eligible students enrolled for the summer 2021 term. Students must download the Edquity App to apply and receive funds. Instructions to download the Edquity app can be found below. Eligible students will receive a $750 grant. Students who are registered in at least one class by July 12, 2021 are eligible to receive these funds. The deadline to apply through the Edquity app is 11:59pm on July 20, 2021.