Three Soroptimist Scholarship Winners

We are proud to announce Miramar CalWORKs student winners of the Soroptimist Live Your Dream Award scholarships!

Naghmeh Ilbegi won the $3,000 regional Live Your Dream award.

Miramar College Dreamer Support Services wants to make you aware of the following services available to students.

Some recurring events you should be aware of:

Join Dreamers Counselor Dennise Gomez on Zoom to ask questions about all things Dreamer, DACA, AB540, and others or to just chat with someone who cares.

 *   Every Thursday, now through May 29th, from 11–12pm

 *   Zoom ID: 920 2567 0057

 *   Passcode: DREAM

Beginning in March, The WELL is offering monthly workshops on using online library resources and academic formatting.

Enter all WELL workshops at: https://cccconfer.zoom.us/my/asczoom

Using Online Library Resources

All workshops are 1:00 - 2:00 pm and led by Miramar Librarian Mary Hart

-Monday, March 1

-Monday, April 5

-Monday, May 3

MLA Formatting & Style

All workshops are 1:00 - 2:00 pm, and led by Miramar Librarian Mary Hart

Berta Cuaron has rejoined Miramar College as Interim Vice President of Instruction beginning Feb. 19. Cuaron will serve in the VPI capacity through the spring 2021 semester and into summer, seeing Miramar College through the conclusion of its search and appointment of a new, permanent Vice President of Instruction.

Thinking of attending Miramar College? Why not attend for free?

COVID -19 Update!

The San Diego Community College District and San Diego Miramar College are opting out of Spring II.

What does this mean? This means that all spring sports that were moved to the Spring II start date have officially been canceled.

San Diego Miramar College continues to plan for a safe return to campus as soon as possible.

For any questions please email Nick Gehler at ngehler@sdccd.edu.

Stay tuned for futher updates!

San Diego Miramar College student Dania Taki has been named a 2021 Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship Semifinalist. This year’s semifinalists were chosen from a pool of over 1,500 applicants attending 398 community colleges in 44 states and the District of Columbia.

CARES Act funds are now available to students who qualify.

The federal government passed a law called the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The CARES Act provides financial assistance to students for expenses related to the disruption of their studies due to COVID-19.