Update from Gavilan College on COVID-19: April 8, 2020
STAY HOME, SAVE LIVES
TOMORROW AT 11 AM : President's Forum -- this is your chance to meet virtually with Dr. Kathleen Rose, get information, and ask questions.

NOTE UPDATED MEETING INFORMATION:
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Nursing Alumni on the front lines

Gavilan College Nursing alumnus Amy Hyer (top row, far right) and her team are working hard at the Renown Hospital in Reno, Nevada to fight the COVID-19 surge.

Locally, Gavilan College Nursing alumni are on staff at all area hospitals. We are proud and grateful for their work, professionalism, and dedication at this time.
District Attorney Speaks out Against Hate Crimes

An unfortunate side effect to community tensions around COVID-19 has been a rise in hate crimes. Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen has released a PSA condemning these acts of violence and encouraging victims and witnesses to contact their local law enforcement agencies to report them. There are translations in Chinese, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

GAVILAN COLLEGE: STATUS :
  • All locations of Gavilan College are closed. All instruction and services will be provided in an online format through the end of Spring semester. Summer Session will be online.
  • NEW - Registration for Summer and Fall will be done separately this year. Summer registration will begin on April 27; Fall registration will begin on June 22


NEWS




  • California Community Colleges faculty, staff and administrators can join the CCC | COVID-19 Resources, Tools and Discussion community in the Vision Resource Center to stay informed on developments and ask questions.
  • Emergency Preparedness Resources web site for assistance converting in-person classes to online. Several webinars are scheduled to help during this transition. 


Domestic Violence Awareness
Domestic Violence is a serious problem which can have a profound impact on every part of our society. If you are a victim or witness of a domestic violence incident, immediately call 911 for police and medical attention. There are many excellent advocates and resources available to survivors of domestic violence. Here are a few resources:   

  • 24/7 Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services Call Center: (800) 704-0900 
  • Crisis Text Line:
  • Text RENEW to 741741 
  • 24/7 Suicide and Crisis Hotline: (855) 278-4204 
  • Youth & Family Crisis Line: 1.408.683.4118