College changes East Campus construction scheduleThose impacted by work were not told that project would begin
Instead of golf classes and the occasional soccer practice, bulldozers are the latest attraction on East Campus's upper playing field and will be until mid-July.
The plans originally included 3 temporary buildings divided into 11 classrooms for classes displaced by the Drama-Music building renovation in June.…
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College names two finalists for president positionPublic will have chance to meet two candidates
Feb. 28--The college has narrowed down the applicant pool to two finalists for the president position.
The search committee has chosen Jack Bermingham from Highline Community College in Washington State, and Carlos Campo from Southern Nevada Community College.…
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Finalist drops out of running for college president positionOne candidate remains; committee to decide whether to add another or stick with one applicant
March 3--One of the two finalists for the seat of City College's president has dropped out of the race, deciding to go an out-of-state university.
Carlos Campo, from Southern Nevada Community College, has decided to withdraw his name from the race to take on a position at Regent University in Virginia.…
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College adds three more finalists to SBCC's president raceUPDATE (3/7) College releases biographical information on all four candidates
The college decided Tuesday to add three more contenders--including one current and one former administrator--to the race for SBCC's president seat after one of the two finalists dropped out this week.
The search committee named finalists Dr. Jack Friedlander, executive vice president of Educational Programs at SBCC, and the college's former top institutional researcher Andrea Serban from South Orange Coast College.…
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Brief- Vice Presidential debate to be shown today on campus
The Sigma Chi Eta and Phi Theta Kappa Honor Societies are inviting students and faculty to attend a free viewing of the vice presidential debate scheduled for 5:30 p.m. today in room 211 of the Administration building.
The debate between Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin and Senator Joseph Biden, from Delaware, will be broadcasted live from Washington University in St.…
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SBCC culinary students to host French vistors in exchange programCity College returns the favor after students attended wine and food classes in Bordeaux over
Imagine a country where food is a work of art and the wine is a way of life. France is a prime example, and the culinary students of City College were able to take full advantage of this experience as exchange students.
Now it's Santa Barbara's turn to learn to take in the French culture and art of food.…
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Incident report: Student saves woman in surfing class
The following is a compliation of entries from the Campus Security logs. …
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Student senate's initiative to gain voting rights on college committees still in works
Students in have a seat on most of the college's committees, represent the student body's view and are consulted before a committee votes. But they themselves cannot vote.
ASB President Tom Fitzgerald looked to change that last semester, drafting a proposal with Academic Senate president Igancio Alarcon to amend the college constitution to allow student representatives to vote in committees.…
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Study abroad to visit China and Vietnam
Santa Barbara City College has a new Study Abroad Program called Pacific Rim studies. This is not a conventional history course; these classes will allow students to get units while in China and Vietnam.
The cost of the program is $6,500 which includes round-trip air, sea and land transportation from Los Angeles or San Francisco, all accommodations, most meals, required field trips, entrance fees, and guest lecturers.…
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