Strategy for Opponents
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are our new leaders, but with the public divided the previous problems persist. Tried and true strategies of respectfully engaging with others are desperately needed at this time.
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Month: November 2020
Will the BOT Continue its Path to Destroy CCSF?
Knock, Knock. Hello is anyone home, is anyone listening? City College of San Francisco is undergoing a new change within its board of trustees. With Former Trustee Ivy Lee and Alex Randolph stepping from the podium leaves room for new incumbents to take their positions. However, the shoes they will fill will come with problems arising within the college.
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Tending Florists and Horticulturists in Harsh Seasons
“We are not really able to do a good job of training people to work in our industries without an in person learning experience,” Brown laments, noting that even when these offerings are once again permitted they “likely cannot be a part of consideration for one’s grade” due to the current inaccessibility of City College greenhouses to students.
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City DREAM is Here to Help Undocumented Students
City DREAM, a resource center for undocumented students, confidentially advises students and the City College community on academic, legal, and financial matters.
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Charlie and the T-House Events Series
The City College’s Queer Resource Center is holding an event series for transmasculine and masculine of center individuals during the pandemic.
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ESL Department Rises to Remote Learning Challenges, Eyes Outreach in Future
ESL Department faculty describe challenges to instruction, access, and non-credit enrollment while operating remotely. Outreach needed to build awareness about ESL non-credit courses.
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City College Postpones Aeronautics Move to Evans
By Tobin Jones tobinjones@protonmail.com Facing opposition from faculty and suspicion from community members, City College announced on Thursday, Nov. 12,
Read MoreBoard of Trustees Prioritize Increasing Enrollment, Cutting Costs by 2025
Under the watchful eye of the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, the City College Board of Trustees contemplate their financial strategy for the next five years and beyond.
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CNIT Cybersecurity Team wins 1st Place at Western Regional CPTC
The Computer Networking and Information Technology (CNIT) Cybersecurity Team took home first place in the Western Regional Collegiate PenTesting Competition (CPTC).
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Drastic cuts across the board to address College’s “dire fiscal emergency” in approved Multi-Year Budget and Enrollment Plan
Facing budget constraints and continued accreditation pressures, the College’s Multi-Year Budget and Enrollment Plan outlines steep cuts, including at least 600 fewer class sections.
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Professor Vivian Faustino-Pulliam Brings Home an Educator of the Year Award
Professor Vivian Faustino-Pulliam is honored with one of six Canvas Educator of the Year Awards. Her extensive experience in the professional workforce and as an online teacher contributes to her success. Students and faculty reflect on her teaching style.
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It’s All About Business in COVID-19, but Who Is Really Being Left Out?
Fears and anxiety is gripping the nation. Follow Andy Damian-Correa and how he is coping with COVID-19, the elections, and racial injustice regarding LatinX workers.
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Duality in the Age of COVID-19
A San Francisco native’s thoughts on obligation, self-preservation, and what it means to hold two truths during a time of unprecedented change.
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