Believe in what you feel. Follow that feeling of joy and pleasure and what excites you.
Alejandra Ramírez’s words of advice spark hope.
It’s like a little family at school. Everybody’s uplifting each other. - Nia
The TRIO Student Support Services program at SCTCC is celebrating 25 years.
There’s foundations of design in all art, whether it’s advertising in a magazine, a painter, a photographer, what have you.
When members of the Active Minds club worked to bring photographer Barb Kellogg’s exhibit on campus in 2019, it was like it was meant to be: the artist was an alumni of SCTCC and putting her degree to work.
Alumni are regular visitors to the Marketing Sales Management program, and this past week has been no exception.
Adam Winkelman visits MSM class
Ray’s books are finding a home there, continuing to inspire students to do some big, interesting things with the information they learned at SCTCC.
Libraries are great resources for their communities. And we recently had a lovely experience that reminded us what a special place SCTCC is.
I can be a role model for other Somali girls who want to do the same thing, who are scared because no one else is doing this.
Sainab is one of the first Somali women to go into the field of Paramedicine in the US
It was an experience I will actively be doing as a part of my future career.
The SCTCC Practical Nursing Students had some first-hand (or first-arm) experience with giving COVID-19 vaccinations on April 15-16.
SCTCC…and the exceptional teachers taught us all how to reach for our dreams, but that you needed to put in hard work to get to them.
SCTCC graduate wrote a children’s book, which was published this past January.
I like my bookstore staff. We have 30+ years of experience, and we do a great job bouncing ideas off each other.
Aguirre Reese was always putting his SCTCC degree to work, but when he took over as the Bookstore Supervisor, it closed the loop on his time as a student.
This is where I started my nursing career.