student affairs – City Times

ASG election results are in and they’re final

Phoenix Webb

May 22, 2015

The Associated Students Government election results that were reported missing in the May 12 issue of City Times have been found. The results were printed and posted to the right of the entrance to Student Affairs in the M building during the week of May 11. According to Student Affairs Coordinator Lori Oldham, the results should have been posted April 29, approximately...

Week of Service begins April 13

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief

April 7, 2015

San Diego City College students will have the opportunity to help give back to the community during the Week of Service starting April 13. The semester-by-semester event, organized by ASG, Inter Club Council and Student Affairs, offers students the choice between two places that they can volunteer for. Students can either choose to serve meals to the homeless at St. Vincent...

ASG election dates extended by a week due to low turnout

March 24, 2015

In an effort to get more students involved with Associated Students Government, Student Affairs extended the election dates for the upcoming election in...

Editorial: Rock the (ASG) vote

Joe Kendall, Photo Editor

March 24, 2015

San Diego City College has a voting problem. Last year, voter turnout for the Associated Students Government elections made up just 3 percent of the total student population and the year before that it was only a whopping 1 percent. What can be to blame for such a poor showing? It is certainly not a lack of information. With the official campaigning period still weeks...

More than $300,000 awarded to City College students

Angela Calderon

May 20, 2013

More than $300,000 were awarded in scholarships to San Diego City College students on April 27 at the Prado restaurant in Balboa Park. More than 400 students were awarded scholarships for their academic achievements to assist them with their educational careers, goals and contributions to academic expenses. The San Diego City College Foundation and the Office of Student Affair...