Students Part of NASA Program
Three ARC students have been accepted into the prestigious NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS). ARC's Stacey Burrows, Silvia Garcia, and Ryan Valtierra are among a select group of students from across the U.S. accepted for NCAS 2022 Mission 1, which is a five-week virtual learning experience through Canvas and Microsoft Teams that started October 27. Activities include online modules, live virtual discussions with NASA professionals, and a mission report on either habitation systems, resource utilization, or rover design. Students who earn passing grades from Mission 1 receive an invitation to NCAS 2022 Mission 2, which is a collaborative learning experience to take place in the Spring. Mission 3 will be held at a NASA base during Summer 2022. |
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Giving Tuesday is November 30!
Thank you for all you do for our students. You give so much of yourselves daily to ensuring our students succeed and realize their dreams of higher education.
Every Los Rios student deserves an education that matches their ambition. With your help, finances don’t have to be a barrier for our students who dream of a brighter, healthier, and more just tomorrow for themselves, for our community, and for our world. At Los Rios, we want to ensure that education is accessible and affordable for all. To meet this goal, we have created the ARC Beaver Scholars scholarship. These scholarships are campus-focused programs created from funds that are pooled together into a general scholarship for deserving students. Why contribute to the Scholars scholarship? As you know, most of our students are low-income and eligible for less financial aid than students attending four-year institutions. Due to the high cost of living in the Sacramento region, most students work 20 to 40 hours per week to make ends meet. Scholarships allow students to take more units, work fewer hours, focus on school, and complete their goals in less time. This Giving Tuesday we invite you to invest in the future of our students by making a gift to the Scholars scholarship. Through transformative scholarship student support, we can boost social mobility and educational equity, preparing a diverse group of students to make our world greater.
Mail a check, payable to Los Rios Colleges Foundation, to your campus Philanthropy Office and designate for ARC Beaver Scholars. Ways to give:
Your gift to the Scholars scholarship helps us keep our promise to our students, equipping them to change their lives and the lives of others through their education. Thank you for your support! GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement unleashing the power of radical generosity. GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Since then, it has grown into a year-round global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.
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Great American Smokeout
Are you a smoker and would like to quit? November 18 is the date for this year's Great American Smokeout. Quitting smoking isn’t easy. It takes time and a plan. Let the Great American Smokeout event be the day to start your journey toward a smoke-free life. The Los Rios Community College District is tobacco-free, smoke-free, and vape-free. The American Cancer Society can help you access the resources and support you need to quit. For more information visit the Cancer Society’s Smokeout website. |
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Preparing for Spring Registration
On Friday, November 12, students received an email with their Spring 2022 priority registration appointment. This date and time is their first opportunity to enroll in classes via eServices, but they can register any time following that appointment throughout the registration period. Note: This is not a counseling appointment. If students need to make a counseling appointment, they need to contact the counseling office. Priority enrollment begins Monday, November 22. |
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Business Services Resources Online
The college’s Insider website has a lot of helpful resources - today we’ll highlight the Business Services Office. The Business Services website includes: - Forms - absence, budget, campus based, grants, hiring, purchasing, receiving, service agreements, and travel
- Detailed information about funding sources
- Who to contact with specific questions
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Refugee Pathways Program Events
- Timelines, eligibility, services International Rescue Committee provides
- Refugee success story in the field
- Career options and employment partnerships for refugees
- Timelines, eligibility, services International Rescue Committee provides
- Refugee success story in the field
- Career options and employment partnerships for refugees
- Timelines, eligibility, services International Rescue Committee provides
- Refugee success story in the field
- Career options and employment partnerships for refugees
- Introduction to Opening Doors and its activities
- Overview of the Entrepreneurship Career Pathway
- Opening Doors + Child Action collaboration to help open childcare centers
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Global Makers Virtual Event
The SCC Global Studies Program and Makerspace have collaborated with the Solar Education Project to create an opportunity for the community, solar cooker enthusiasts, clean cooking advocates, educators, and leaders in environmental sustainability to meet leaders in solar cooking, making, sustainability, social change, and economic growth. In the first of several workshops, join us on Thursday, November 18, at 9:00 am to learn how to make a Heat Retention Basket Cooker with change leader & maker Grace Chepkemei from Eldoret, Kenya. You'll also learn about future Global Maker events. Featured Global Makers join us from their homes and workshops in Kenya, Haiti, Mexico, Lesotho, Italy, and southern California. Register in advance. |
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Keeping the Dream Alive Conference |
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The November 18-19 Keeping the Dream Alive Conference includes a Undocu-Leadership Student Strand specifically for undocumented college and high school students, offering knowledge, information, and awareness to achieve educational goals, excel in leadership, and more. Student staff, student leaders, and educators/practitioners should submit a paid registration to the general conference. To register for the event, visit the conference registration website. |
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Geography Awareness Week
Please join the SCC Geography Department in celebrating Geography Awareness Week by welcoming Dr. Steve Graves, Professor of Geography at CSU Northridge, as he discusses his work analyzing COVID-19 in Los Angeles County. The virtual event is Tuesday, November 16, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm on Zoom. |
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The Job Hunt All Los Rios students are invited to attend these upcoming information sessions presented by FLC’s Work Experience & Internship Program to learn more about entry-level careers with these industry leaders: Behavioral Health Careers with Invo Healthcare Are you looking into jobs in the healthcare field focusing on psychology or mental health? Join representatives from Invo Healthcare on Tuesday, November 16, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm via Zoom (register now) to learn more about this national company that specializes in school-based behavioral health and early intervention services. Invo Healthcare offers opportunities to get hands-on training in the fields of Applied Behavioral Analysis, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Feeding Therapy, and Speech & Language Pathology. They offer growth and career development opportunities regardless of past experience or major/degree. Technical Careers with Inductive Automation Join us on Wednesday, November 17, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm via Zoom (register now) to learn about entry-level careers with one of the fastest-growing tech companies in the nation, Inductive Automation! This is a great opportunity to learn more about the Folsom-based software company, what qualities, skills, and experience they look for in candidates, and what their hiring and interview process is like. The entry-level Technical Analyst position would be a great fit for students in computer science-related majors and those in all majors who are computer savvy and customer-focused. Presented by Inductive Automation's Mitzi Robinson, Human Resources Director, and David Grussenmeyer, University Engagement Manager. |
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Want to know what's happening? Check out the calendars below! |
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