Your supplemental enrollment form is now available in eServices. Complete the form early so you are ready to register for spring classes - it’s a requirement!

Make a counseling appointment to get assistance with your education plan and next semester’s schedule. 

If you started at SCC in summer 2019 or later and are in one of these select majors, you can use the interactive Degree Planner in your eServices account to map your next classes.

The Spring schedule is live on the new class search tool! Don’t forget that all classes will be online for spring with only limited exceptions for programs that train first responders or those in areas that have an urgent and significant health and safety impact on our communities.

Sacramento City College has launched a new telehealth program for students called SCC Telehealth. The service will provide access to 24/7 medical and mental telehealth care, with no cost at the time of visit!

A. Students, go to www.SCCTelehealth.com to register for and access telehealth services. You can do this from any web-enabled device – smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. From there, you can register with your school email address, and then you will be able to log in to begin using services via voice or video call.

Many of you have already found our newest career platform, Handshake. For those of you who haven’t, we want to tell you about all the services we now have to help you find an internship or job!

Also, Save the Date for the Los Rios Virtual Career Fair on Nov. 17! You will receive an invite to register via Handshake on Nov. 4. This is your chance to meet with employers from various industries and explore different career opportunities! Don’t miss out!

If you have any questions please contact the Career Center.

Election Day is next Tuesday, Nov. 3. Make your voice heard and be sure to vote! You can also join your fellow students for some Election Day and post-election events. Then show your civic pride and and encourage others to vote with our "I Voted" Zoom background!

Hacker Lab is offering an opportunity for 75 Sacramento residents to participate in a training module in product design with a focus on PPE. They'll receive a $1,000 stipend and two months at Hacker Lab to make it happen.

Applications are open through next Thursday, Nov. 5. Participants must be economically or educationally disadvantaged by COVID-19, live within Sacramento city limits and be over age 18.

SCC is hosting a number of College Success Workshops open to all Los Rios students! Contact the SCC Learning Skills & Tutoring Center with any questions.

Stress Management: Learn how to balance your priorities and live with the inevitable stress of attending college. Make stress work for you, not against you!

Preparing for Finals: Get in gear mentally and get organized before finals start. Learn strategies for studying for and doing well on your finals!

Academic Integrity: Do you know the core principles of academic honesty and integrity? Did you know that different classes can have different rules? Come to this workshop to find what they are and why they are important.

Have you ever wondered if you're taking the right steps to achieve your career dreams in STEM? The Next Frontier Conference & Expo, Nov. 10-11, will allow you to hear directly from leaders of Next Frontier industries like fintech, aerospace, lifescience edtech, about the steps you need to take to succeed in STEM. Gain insights into what industries have the most promise in the next 30 years, and how you can grab your share of the opportunity! Registration is free for students when you use your .edu email address.

Last week in this newsletter, we featured an article written by Journalism graduate Sara Nevis for NextGenRadio @ Capitol Public Radio. This week, we'd like to spotlight another rising star – SCC Journalism student Melissa Franco!

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