March 2024

March is Women's History Month - Women's History Month is a celebration of women's contributions to history, culture, and society and has been observed annually in March in the United States since 1987.

In 2024, Women's History Month celebrates the theme Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. The theme recognizes women who speak up and are leading change in their fields. Please plan to attend special events to celebrate Women's History Month at SBVC.

The SBVC Foundation Office is warmly inviting you to join us at the "Taking Flight: Soaring with Partners for Student Success" Gala, where we will celebrate 98 years of excellence in education. The event is scheduled for March 15th at 6:00 pm and is set to be a grand and unforgettable occasion that will honor the rich history of San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC). This gala has been organized to commemorate SBVC's 98th anniversary and to bring together alumni, faculty, staff, students, and distinguished guests for a night of elegance and celebration. More

Applications are now open for the 38th Annual Conference of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU), which will be held in Colorado from November 1-3, 2024. This amazing conference is free of cost and provides incredible opportunities to help you achieve your career, education, and leadership goals. You will be able to attend presentations, workshops, luncheons, and town hall meetings, and meet conference exhibitors and recruiters.

All students, regardless of gender or ethnicity, are encouraged to apply. Submit your application today by clicking here to be a part of this fantastic event! More

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San Bernardino Valley College’s Film, Television, and Media Department has launched its revamped Institute of Media Arts (IMA) Podcasting Studio, marking a significant stride in media education and technology. Equipped with state-of-the-art gear like Black Magic 4K cameras, radio-quality microphones, and advanced lighting systems, the studio offers an optimal environment for content creation. Department Chair Lucas Cuny emphasizes its importance for both current students and alumni, providing enhanced learning opportunities in podcasting and media production techniques. With priority access for enrolled students in related courses, the studio is poised to redefine media education in the Inland Empire, fostering a new wave of skilled professionals. More

San Bernardino Valley College's Technical Education Building was honored with the 2023 U.S. Green Building Council Los Angeles (USGBC-LA) Sustainable Innovation Award in the Health and Well-being category, recognizing its sustainable design.

Spanning 102,000 square feet, this all-electric facility is set to propel SBVC's automotive, electrical, machine technology, HVAC&R, and water technology programs forward. With a focus on sustainability, it serves as a Net Zero-ready living laboratory, boasting visual connections between instructional areas, designated collaborative spaces, and innovative solar thermal chimneys. The project, a collaboration between the San Bernardino Community College District, SBVC, and HMC Architects, is scheduled to debut in December 2024.

Commencing college can be a significant milestone in one's life, accompanied by a multitude of inquiries regarding the academic journey. Ascertaining the location of appropriate resources and obtaining guidance from the appropriate individuals are likely to be among the perplexing questions that arise. To ease the process, the Wolverine Success Guide has been specifically created to facilitate the navigation of the San Bernardino Valley College system and guide students in the right direction. More

Culinary Arts Program

The Culinary Arts curriculum prepares students for careers in culinary arts, food services, and other hospitality career fields. Hospitality is the second-largest employment industry in the state of California and the United States.

Successful completion of one of the vocational certificates qualifies students for certification and membership in the American School Food Service Association.

Glass Blowing

SBVC artists and students Elizabeth Redd and Alexis Valdillez transform molten glass into a beautiful cup! Using techniques learned in glassblowing courses at SBVC, they showcase the mesmerizing beauty and skill behind this ancient art form.

Register for an art course this Summer or Fall semester and see how a simple combination of fire, tools, and techniques can create stunning works of art.

What is your next move? 

SBVC is a leading educational institution that can help you bring your aspirations to fruition. Whether you have a particular goal, interest, or passion, SBVC has a wide range of more than two hundred degrees and certificates that can assist you in achieving your objectives. With our comprehensive educational programs, you can gain the knowledge and skills you need to be successful in your chosen field.

78% Employers seeking strong teamwork skills in candidates for job openings; communication, teamwork, and critical thinking are the top three career readiness competencies identified by employers Source.

56% Average protection against earning shocks (negative fluctuation in wage) during an economic slump for college graduates with a double major; those with two unrelated majors have a greater average protection against earnings shocks than those with two related majors, 64% compared to 36%. Source

45% Students say a campus career center should offer help in finding a professional mentor; an even greater share of students, 56%, believe a career center should help with networking. Source

• UC and CSU extend the May 1 deadline to accept admission offers for fall 2024, citing FAFSA delays. More
• Wolverine Con 2024 (March 3-5, 2024). More
• Xochipilli Club Schedule. More
• Campus and Community Meeting (March 5, 2024 ). More
• SBVC upcoming events. More

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