New and returning students are encouraged to attend the following to help prepare for the fall semester! Our Jets Jump Start series will cover relevant topics over three days, August 10th – 12th from 1pm-2:30pm. Students are encouraged to attend all three days but may also pick and choose day(s) that work best for them.
The Innovation Showcase is the final event of the summer where startup teams will present to industry experts, CEO’s and founders of high-growth startups, other experienced entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and angel investors.
Miramar College plans to offer some class sections on campus during the fall 2020 semester, therefore parking permits will be required for the Fall 2020 semester. Advanced parking permits can be purchased through August 5. Permits purchased by noon on August 5 will be mailed. Permits purchased after this date will need to be picked on campus. Permits can be purchased online for $40 through the mySDDCD portal (myportal.sdccd.edu). Permits are required at all times on campus.
On March 20, the Miramar College campus closed abruptly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But while thousands of students and hundreds of employees scurried off campus to begin remote operations and learning, the Miramar College bookstore remained relatively unfazed. It had to! Short term classes were either ending or beginning and students needed books and supplies so as to not interrupt their education. That’s when Bookstore Supervisor Lilly Cava and her staff showed off their “Best in Class” spirit.
If you have ever been to campus during the first week of instruction, you have no doubt seen friendly Miramar College employees under teal tents ready to provide you the information you need to start a new semester. This year, due to COVID-19, things will be a little different. With campus closed to all but a few sections, we are ready to answer all your questions online during Jets Welcome Days. The virtual sessions begin August 18. Sessions will be held August 18-20 and again August 25-27.
One of the busiest services on a college campus takes place late summer into early fall when the Outreach Team needs to make certain students are enrolled and ready to begin their college careers. Eleven strong, the Miramar College Outreach Team is the gatekeeper for most new students who arrive on an unfamiliar campus. Navigating ones first year of college can be tough especially during a worldwide pandemic. However, a new feature at Miramar College is helping students connect to the campus even while most Miramar College classes and services remain remote.
Student Services has received numerous comments and feedback regarding our current online class search (http://classschedule.sdccd.edu). We understand that the class search is an extremely important tool for enrollment and provides key class information to our students such as course information, requisites and books.
The adjustment of moving from the comfort of in-person instruction to remote learning has had its effects on everyone. But mostly students. Many of whom now find themselves feeling a little lost or overwhelmed at times, especially at the start of a new semester. Just five short months ago, a student in need of a specific service could merely pop onto the Miramar College campus and find what they needed. Fast forward to present day and students now must seek those services online.
Miramar College’s annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony was held Friday, Sept. 11 at noon inside the Fire Tech grinder. The ceremony was a combination virtual presentation with an in-person component due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The San Diego Community College District (SDCCD), one of the largest in California, will continue online instruction for its 100,000 students through the remainder of the academic year, including the January 2021 intersession and Spring 2021 semester.