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Sophia Vivaldi, Staff Writer

Spring 2016

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Communication department announces ‘Stand Out Student’

April 29, 2016
Honors student Matthew Poulin presents his first place winning paper titled “The Illegality of Prostitution is Unjust” to members of the honors program during the student conference on Friday, April 22, at the Business Communication Forum at Santa Barbara City College. The Honors program holds the student conference every spring and anyone is able to submit papers, art, music or movies about the chosen topic for prizes.

SBCC Honors Program students win cash prizes at conference

April 23, 2016

SBCC’s Honors Program to host 13th Annual Student Conference

April 19, 2016
Doctor Thomas Carrasco is the instructor of the course “Racism in America,” which focuses on the diverse ethnic groups that have created the American culture of today, Thursday morning, April 14, 2015 at City College. Carrasco is also involved in the Sigma Chi Eta group and helps cordinate events on campus.

‘Racism in America’ class opens students eyes to ethnic diversity

April 15, 2016
Tesla Motors visited Santa Barbara City College’s Automotive Service / Technology Department on Wednesday, April 6, in Santa Barbara to discuss the future of alternative fuel transportation industries and the need for trained technicians to support the rapid growth in these fields. Tesla Motors, has been a buzz in the news lately with the offering of its’ new Model 3 that boasts a base sticker price of $35,000, that Tesla says should target the average household.

Tesla Motors speaks to students about evolving job opportunities

April 6, 2016

Voices: ‘Who is your role model, and what is the greatest thing you’ve learned from them?’

March 25, 2016
Sociology Professor Dr. Patrick O'Brien lectures with a laid-back technique that makes his students more responsive to open discussion during class on Wednesday, March, 16, at Santa Barbara City Collage. O'Brien has become the second full time sociology professor on campus.

SBCC hires a second full-time sociology professor

March 21, 2016
SBCC Honors Program creates new student-run committees

SBCC Honors Program creates new student-run committees

March 7, 2016
Cris Hughes, guest lecturer from the University of Illinois, speaks with students after her presentation, “Introduction to Forensic Anthropology”, on Tuesday, Feb. 16, at the Fe’ Bland Forum. Cris is more than happy to answer questions from students that may be considering a career in the forensic sciences, as she not only teaches forensic science, but helps multiple agencies across the U.S. during investigations that may involve human remains.

Forensic anthropologist shares experiences with SBCC students

February 17, 2016
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