April 1, 2021
New District Services Directory
Not sure who to contact for questions involving a District Services department? The new District Services Functional Directory has been created to help you find the right person in District Services to assist you with your needs. The directory was created in response to a recommendation from the Institutional Effectiveness Partnership Initiative team that suggested having a District Services directory by function.
You can find the directory on the District Departments page on the District website. Each department's staff contact page also includes the services that the department provides.
Welcome to Purchasing Director Nahid Razi
Welcome to Nahid Razi, the new Senior Director, Purchasing and Contracts and Ancillary Services.
Razi previously served as Purchasing Agent for the City of El Cajon, where she managed the city purchasing division for 6 years. She has extensive experience in competitive bidding of public projects and she is keenly aware of the regional impacts involved with procurement in East County.
Nahid, a graduate of Grossmont College, has a bachelor's degree in Business Marketing from San Jose State University and a master's degree in Business Administration from Washington State University. She was recently recognized by the Universal Public Procurement Certification Council as a Certified Professional Public Officer.
Please help her to feel welcome at GCCCD.
Summer 4-10 Schedule

GCCCD will once again have a 4-10 schedule this summer, with employees working 10-hour days and offices closed on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
The 4-10 schedule runs from June 11-August 6. Employees should work with their supervisor to create a 10-hour-per-day schedule. Employees can use vacation time to shorten the 10-hour workday.
Share your vaccination story with us! Any tips or observations you think would be helpful? Send your info and photo to Anne Krueger.

Daryl Johnson, Public Safety Compliance Specialist, District Services: As a previous patient of UCSD, I was contacted with the opportunity to get vaccinated and I jumped at the chance. When I arrived at the site I was thoroughly impressed with how well staffed it was as well as how seamless the operation ran.

Once inside I only waited about 10 minutes. I received the vaccine experiencing a mild headache and a sore arm. I’m scheduled later in April for my second shot. I’m really looking forward to getting as protected as possible from this disease and moving on with life.