Career CenterBldg. 5-332 (in The Grove) • (650) 306-3401 • cancareercenter@smccd.eduAssists students in making short and long-term educational, employment and career goals.

The Associated Students of Cañada College (ASCC) Bldg. 5-354 • (650) 306-3364 • Misha Kealoha: canadacollegeASCC@gmail.comGet your Student Body Card, discounts, free copies/prints/faxes, posters approved, and assistance with finding housing/transportation. Assistance for student clubs, student government (ASCC), tabling, being a voice for students in participatory governance, and campus-wide events.

Admissions & RecordsBldg. 9-1st Floor • (650) 306-3226 •canadaadmissions@smccd.eduCashiers/Business Office • (650) 306-3270Admission, student records/transcripts, registration, residency and petitions (late add, graduation, residency reclasification etc.)

Welcome Center - Counseling Services Bldg. 9, 1st Floor • (650) 306-3452 Counselors available by appointment or on a drop-in basis (10 minutes only). Students should develop a Student Educational Plan (SEP) for priority registration.

College for Working Adults (CWA)Bldg.13-106 • (650) 306-3310 • canadacwa@smccd.eduParticipants earn a degree while working full time. Attend classesonly on Thursday evening and two Saturday mornings per month.Course registration is guaranteed every semester.

Financial Aid Bldg. 9, 1st Floor • (650) 306-3307 • canadafinancialaid@smccd.eduFinancial Literacy Lab (9-123) Workshops: FAFSA Application, Tuesdays from 2-4:30 p.m. and DREAM Application, Wednesdays from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The online Cañada scholarship application is open from December to February.

International Student CenterBldg. 3-103 • (650) 381-3544 • caninternational@smccd.eduProvides support to international students in adjusting to a new environment inside and outside of the classroom.

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SparkPoint at Cañada CollegeBldg. 9-1st floor • (650) 381-3550 • cansparkpoint@smccd.edu SparkPoint is a program which offers financial coaching and education that provides students with the tools to achieve a financial stability. SparkPoint also features a full-service on-site Food Pantry for students and community members who are in need.

Transfer CenterBldg. 9-1st floor • (650) 306-3493 • cantransctr@smccd.eduThe Transfer Center offers workshops, university representatives visits on campus, and transfer help to 4-year institutions.

Wellness & Health CenterBldg. 5-303, 3rd floor • (650) 306-3259 • canhealth@smccd.edu The Health Center is available to all students and provides health care services, referral services and educational information related to health issues.

Disability Resource Center (DRC)Bldg 5, 303 • (650) 306-3259The DRC provides students with documented disabilities academic support and reasonable accommodations as defined by state and Federal law.Personal Counseling CenterGena Rhodes, Krystal Martinez: (650) 306-3259Personal Counseling services are available by appointment and for mental health emergencies during business hours.

STUDENT SERVICES

LEARNING COMMUNITIES

Puente Project• Yolanda Valenzuela: valenzuela@smccd.edu • (650) 306-3206Participants in the Puente Project make a one-year commitment to a linked English and Counseling class with overlapping themes, discussions and assignments centered around Latino literature and experiences in a collaborative teamwork atmosphere.

Math Jam: FREE one-week intensive math program!Math Jam prepares students for their upcoming Math courses. Often times, students perform better on the Math Assessment Test.

Word Jam: FREE one-week, non-credit program!For current and in-coming students in all levels of English, Reading, and ESL. Work with faculty to practice college-level reading/writing strategies.

Chemistry Jam: FREE one-week intensive chemistry program!Marcella Grant: grantm@smccd.eduA one-week workshop to cover important chemistry and laboratory skills for students preparing for Chem 210.

Physics Jam: FREE one-week intensive physics program!A Physics faculty member will work within the “Pearson My Math” test platform to create a “mini course” to prepare students for their up coming courses.

canadacollege.edu/jam •Dina Zidan: (650) 306-3137 • zidand@smccd.edu •Julian Taylor •taylorj@smccd.edu

Promise Scholars ProgramBldg. 6-112 • (650) 381-3568 • canpromise@smccd.eduYour College Degree Free! The Promise Program at Cañada College supports full-time studetns by providing financial and academic support services to accelerate their path toward their educational goals.

STEM CenterBldg. 9, 2nd Floor (back of the Learning Center) • Sally Heath: heathsally@smccd.edu, Gonzalo Arrizon: arrizong@smccd.eduThe STEM Center provides program services and academic support for students exploring or pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) majors.

Textbook Laptop Calculator Program (TLC)Bldg. 9, 3rd Floor • (650) 306-3303The TLC program provides textbooks and learning technology including laptops and graphing calculators to eligible students. *See a Retention Specialist or Financial Coach to check eligibility for this program.

LibraryBldg. 9, 3rd Floor • (650) 306-3485 (circulation) • (650) 306-3480 (reference)

The Library combines friendly service and a collection of 50,000 books, 125 magazines, journals and newspapers, hundreds of movies, e-books, e-periodicals and two dozen databases.

TRIO Student Support ServicesBldg. 9, 2nd Floor • (650) 306-3111 TRiO-SSS is a federally funded program for first generation college students with support in achieving educational goals.

TRiO Upward Bound Bldg. 22-112 • (650) 306-3332 • Marua Hunning: hunningm@smccd.edu TRiO-Upward Bound is a federally funded pre-college program designed to assist low-income and potential first generation to college students prepare for college.

Veterans Resource and Opportunity Center (V-ROC) Bldg. 9, 2nd Floor • strausej@smccd.edu • (650) 306-3123 Connects veterans with admissions, counseling, financial aid, fellow veterans, and veteran agencies and organizations.

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Learning CenterBldg. 9, 2nd Floor • (650) 306-3348The Learning Center is designed to provide a positive learning environment that integrates technological resources and learning assistance services to support student learning and success across curriculums.

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SUPPORT PROGRAMSBridge to Opportunities (BTO) Peer Mentoring Program Bldg. 9-220 • (650) 306-3345 • iwillsucceed@my.smccd.edu BTO Peer Mentoring Program aims to increase retention and persistence for first generation college students.

COLTS-CONNew & continuing students: coltscon@smccd.eduSTEM studnets: arrizong@smccd.eduA FREE, five-day program designed to improve college skills and prepare new, continuing, and STEM students for their next semester. The program is a “conference-style” event, featuring various workshops designed to enrich each student’s college readiness whether they are in their first semester or their fourth semester.

DREAM CenterBldg. 9-219B • (650) 306-3466 • candreamers@gmail.comThe DREAM Center is a dedicated space for undocumented students, DREAMers, and allies. We provide information and resources about scholarships, clubs, immigration services, food pantry and community resources.

(EOPS) Extended Opportunity Programs & Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (CARE/CalWORKs) & Former Foster Youth ServicesBldg. 9, 1st Floor (Near Public Safety) • (650) 306-3300caneops@smccd.eduEOPS/FFYI is designed to help low-income, educationally disadvantaged and non-traditional college students and CARE/CalWORKs help single parents and former public aid recipients.

¡ESO! Adelante ProgramBldg. 6-105 • (650) 381-3509 • ocampoa@smccd.edu The Expanding Student Opportunities (¡ESO!) Adelante Program is a Title V, Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) Grant funded program. The grant helps Hispanic and high-need students be more successful, graduate, & transfer to San Francisco State University.

University CenterBldg 13-207 • Mary Ho : (650) 306-3407 • hom@smccd.eduThe University Center gives you an opportunity to go from an associate's degree to a bachelor's degree with one of our partner universities and stay right here in your neighborhood. The University Center courses are offered at the Cañada College campus.

Student Success Tips:• Use the Counseling Services• Get to know your professors• Be an active learner in your class• Use the Library and Learning Center• Improve your reading and writing skills

• Take advantage of support services• Participate in campus events• Don’t ignore deadlines!