BANNER SRJC BearFacts Student Newsletter - Fall 2024

SRJC BearFacts Newsletter | 11.17.2024 Publication

 

IMPORTANT DATES

DATE INFORMATION
Sunday, November 17 Last day to drop a semester length class with “W” symbol
Thursday, November 28 -
Sunday, December 01		 Fall Break
(No classes, District closed) 
Friday, November 29 Professional Development 1/2 Flex Day
(No classes or activities, District closed)

Visit the Academic Calendar website for more info: 
admissions.santarosa.edu/academic-calendar

 

EVENTS

DECOMPRESS FOR SUCCESS WORKSHOP

 

Decompress For Success Workshop Monday, November 18th, 2024 12-2pm Bertolini, First Floor, Student Activity Center Experience journaling and sound therapy, explore stress through self-reflection and art, stretching, breathing techniques and meet therapy dogs! Come join us for some warm and delicious food!

calendar.santarosa.edu/event/8051-decompress-for-success

 

ART CLUB CHARITY CRAFT SALE

Art Club Charity Craft Sale. Nov 19th-21st 11-2pm, Santa Rosa Campus *(Bertolini Quad, by the cafeteria and bookstore). Prints. Rings. Hats. More. Sponsored by Pacific Wharf Recovery 100% of proceeds will go towards Women's Recovery Services in Santa Rosa

studentlife.santarosa.edu/art-club

 

SELF-CARE & SELF IDENTIFICATION WORKSHOP

Self-care & self Identification Workshop Join us for our Self-Care & Self Identification Workshop with SRJC Native American & Latina psychotherapist Brijida Aleman! Tuesday, November 19th 4:00 PM-5:30 PM Location: To be Determined

calendar.santarosa.edu/event/8046-self-care-self-identification-workshop

 

FALL INTO WELLNESS FAIR

Inspire your wellbeing! Fall Into Wellness Fair. Nov 20 11am-2pm Bertolini Quad. Line Music by Sakoyana. Fresh, Delicious Food. Wellness resources - Info, Education & Products. SRJC Clubs, Intercultural & Disability Centers. Therapy Dogs -Pettings & Hugs Included. Community Market. Santa Rosa Junior College. Student Government Assembly.

calendar.santarosa.edu/event/8052-fall-into-wellness-fair

 

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK

International Education Week, November 18 - 22, 2024. Schedule of Events. All events are FREE and open to both the SRJC and SSU community. Latin Dancing Tuesday 11/19, 8-9pm in Analy Village 640 Come join us for some Latin Dancing! Attendees will learn the basic history of and movements for merengue, bachata, and salsa. All who participate will leave with a better understanding of the genres and have some dance moves to use for future social settings. Language Bites Wednesday 11/20, 12-1pm on Zoom Welcome back to our annual Language Bites! Join us for a delightful "taste" of other languages, where you will get the chance to meet international students and faculty who will generously share their languages with you through 5-minute language lessons. Friendsgiving Dinner Friday 11/22, 5-7pm in Polly Hall Join the SRJC International Student Program for a special Friendsgiving Dinner! Let's exchange cultures and build community. Please RSVP here by November 15th! Department of State United States of America Santa Rosa Junior College Sonoma State University Department of Education United States of America international.santarosa.edu/iew #iew2024 #srjcssuiew

international.santarosa.edu/iew

 

LA CARPA: WITH ESPEJO DE MI ALMA

La Carpa Talent Show with Espejo de mi Alma Friday, November 22, 2024 6:00pm - 8:00pm SRJC Luther Burbank Auditorium Parking Fee $4 All Are Welcome Singing, dancing, acting, comedy, magic.... La Carpa was a type of traveling theater very popular in Latin America in the early 20th century featuring a mixture of specialty acts such as burlesque comedy, song and dance.

La Carpa Show de Talento con Espejo de mi Alma Viernes 22 de noviembre del 2024 6:00pm - 8:00pm SRJC Luther Burbank Auditorium Costo del Estacionamiento $4 Todos son Bienvenidos Canto, baile, actuación, comedia, magia... La Carpa fue un tipo de teatro ambulante muy popular en America Latina a principios del Siglo XX con una mezcla de actos especiales como comedia burlesca, canto y baile.

 

lfsa.santarosa.edu/latinxcarpa

 

LA POSADA 2024

La Posada 2024 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4, 5:00 - 8:00PM BERTOLINI DINNING COMMONS SANTA ROSA CAMPUS. Free event: Atole competition! Enjoy some tamales, atole, pan dulce, music, activities like lotería, posada songs,& lots more of fun! Bring the whole family! Free parking in Emeritus & Zumwalt For more information contact Rafael Vázquez Guzmán707-527-4589

La Posada 2024. MIERCOLES, 4 DE DICIEMBRE5:00 - 8:00PM BERTOLINI DINNING COMMONS CAMPUS DE SANTA ROSA. Evento gratis!Concurso de Atole!Disfrute de tamales, atoles,pan dulce, musica,actividades de lotería,villancicos, y mucha masdiversión! Toda la familia esbienvenida. Estacionamiento gratis en Emeritus & Zumwalt Para mas información, comuníquese con Rafael Vázquez Guzmán 707-527-4589

intercultural.santarosa.edu/events

 

MUSEUM FUNDRAISER SALE

 

"Take me home!" Fundraiser SALE. Thursday, December 5th; Friday, December 6th, 2024. 10:00am-3:00pm. Vintage. Collections. Basketry. Jewelry. Art. Pottery. Clothing. SRJC MUSEUM

 

museum.santarosa.edu/take-me-home-fundraiser-and-sale

 

JON NAKAMATSU

Jon Nakamatsu Sunday, December 8, 4pm. Part of the 2024-2025 SRJC Chamber Concert Series

chamberconcerts.santarosa.edu

 

PUT YOUR PAWS UP: DIVERSITY + PRIDE CELEBRATION

Diversity and Pride Celebration Put Your Paws Up Featuring Kayatta and DJ DYOPS Wednesday December 11 12-2pm SRJC Petaluma Campus Bookstore Courtyard Cafe Free Food Live Music Drag Show

calendar.santarosa.edu/event/8024-diversity-pride-celebration-december-11-2024

 

FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE

Fall 2024 Concert Series. SYMPHONIC BAND & JAZZ BAND. Featuring: Le Hot Club Swing. FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE. SATURDAY, DEC 14, 7:30 PM. Burbank Auditorium SRJC Santa Rosa campus. $12 General/$6 Students, Seniors & Children. MUSIC.SANTAROSA.EDU. (707) 527-4249

eventbrite.com/e/srjc-symph-band-jazz-band-fete-de-la-musique-tickets-1047406951387?aff=oddtdtcreator

 

FOR STUDENTS

CUBCARD PREMIUM = STUDENT SAVINGS

Cub Card Premium student ID card only $15. Fall savings. Save on parking. $5 off parking pass. $2 off motorcycle. 10% off bookstore supplies 10% off bookstore purchases year-round. 10% off textbooks. 10% off textbooks first two weeks of each semester. On campus discounts. $0.50 off Pacific dining with $5 purchase year-round. Off campus discounts. Constantly growing local off campus discounts. Scan for more savings. Start saving today!

studentlife.santarosa.edu/cubcard-premium

 

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CLINIC

Reproductive Health Clinic At Student Health Services Petaluma Campus First Wednesday of every month. For Appointment Call (707) 778-3919 Or Visit Student Health Services (Call Bldg. 610) Confidential Services Include: Paps & Breast Exams; Gender Affirming Care Birth Control Services & Counseling ( Pill, Patch, Ring, Depo Shot, IUD & Implanon) STD Counseling & Screening, Plus More!

shs.santarosa.edu

 

NEW LIBRARY HOURS

SRJC Libraries has NEW HOURS starting Fall Semester. Doyle Library in Santa Rosa Monday-Thursday: 8am to 9pm Friday: 8am to 5pm - Open Earlier!!! Saturday: 8am to 2pm - Open Earlier!!! Sunday: Closed Mahoney Library in Petaluma Monday-Thursday: 8am to 8pm - Open Later!!! Friday: 10am to 2pm Saturday-Sunday: Closed Visit our website for more information: https://libraries.santarosa.edu/hours

libraries.santarosa.edu

 

START YOUR WEEK WITH THE SAWUBONA CENTER

Join us every Monday as we explore different forms of exercise and movement such as Yoga, Pilates, Walking, Stretching, Ballet and more!

bss.santarosa.edu

 

FREE FOOD PANTRY
HOSTED BY THE STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER

Free snacks and produce at the Bailey Field Kiosk every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9:30-4:30 all Summer Please bring a Bag! We are located near the Track & Field for specific location-----> maps.santarosa.edu

resources.santarosa.edu

 

SEMESTER SERIES

ATHLETICS

BANNER for Athletics Calendar

srjcathletics.com

 

COPING STRATEGIES FOR HEARING LOSS

Join us for a Zoom Class on Hearing Loss September 11th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM: Dr. Tara L. Zaugg Au.D: How to Manage your Tinnitus Dr Zaugg is an audiologist and a clinical researcher with the Department of Veterans Affairs, and she will be presenting on one of her favorite topic, tinnitus. She is one of the original developers of 'The Progressive Tinnitus Management Handbook for Audiologists

CONTACT DEBBIE EZERSKY FOR MORE INFO:
dezersky@santarosa.edu

 

Section Header. Bear Clubs Foot Notes

ICC 2024 Spring | Group Picture

Welcome to the coolest corner of the BearFacts, where we post club info! (Clubs created the BearFacts btw!) 
Check out the Club Directory to see when/where clubs meet and contact info to learn more! 

CLUB DIRECTORY | START YOUR OWN CLUB! | INTER-CLUB COUNCIL | PETALUMA COUNCIL | CLUB RESOURCES

 

ART CLUB

Art Club this November. Wednesdays 3-5pm in 4643 Bertolini. Fridays 12-3pm in 790 Analy. Air Dry Clay 11.06 and 11.08. Stamp Making 11.13, 11.15, 11.20, and 11.22. Oven Bake Clay 11.27.

instagram.com/srjc_art_club

 

JOIN A CLUB

Find your college community. Join a club. Weekly meetups boost health and happiness!* View the club directory website at: studentlifesantarosa.edu/clubs * having face to face contact with friends at least once a week is a strong predictor of better physical and mental health. UBC study 2024

studentlife.santarosa.edu/clubs

 

ENROLL

YOU CAN STILL JOIN THE FORENSICS TEAM!

You can still late add for 1, 2, or 3 units in Comm 52A the Forensics Team! Practices/classes Tuesdays 3-5pm (and we can be flexible!) If you like to advocate, perform, travel, and grow, join the SRJC Forensics Speech, Debate, and Performance Team! We offer students opportunities to develop, refine, and practice communication skills. SRJC has a 100-year history of developing new speakers into confident performers, and guiding competitors to intramural tournament success, state titles, and national championships. Get transferable and repeatable units (Comm 52A or B), enroll and compete every semester, grow communication and performance skills, play and experiment with ideas, advocate for a better world, make memories and connections, travel to new cities and campuses, expand your worldview, enhance your resume for your career, transferring, and graduate school, and work to be a national champion… all in a fun and supportive atmosphere!

comm-studies.santarosa.edu/forensics-public-performance-and-intercollegiate-speech-and-debate

 

DRD 313: Success Strategies for Promoting Mental Health

DRD 313: Success Strategies for Promoting Mental Health Section #0896 Do you or someone you know have a mental health condition? Are you interested in information and resources about mental health? Catalog Description: This course is designed to promote the academic ; success of students with mental health conditions. Students will gain a basic understanding of common factors that contribute to mental health conditions, as well as strategies to improve emotional regulation, stress management, and self-advocacy. Course Details: Fall 2024 Section # 0896 Tuesday 10/15/2024 (late start) -Tuesday 12/10/2024 (Final) Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am-10:00am Online Synchronous via Zoom & Canvas Instruct or: Christin Niederberger, M.A.

SEARCH FOR DRD 313 in the SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

 

DRD 352: Stress Management for Academic Success

Santa Rosa Junior College, Disability Resources Department, DRD 352: Stress Management for Academic Success, Section # 4202. Do you or someone you know experience stress? Are you interested in information and resources about stress management? Catalog Description: This course will explore principles and techniques of stress management. It also includes topics specific to disability management. Course Details: Spring 2025 Section # 4202, Tuesday 1/14/2025-Thursday 3/13/2025 (Final), Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am-10:05am, Online Synchronous via Zoom & Canvas, Instructor: Christin Niederberger, M.A.

SEARCH FOR DRD 352 in the SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

 

INTRO TO MEDITATION

INTRO TO MEDITATION Fall 2024. TUESDAYS I 12:00-1:00PM JOIN THE ZOOM MEETING: HTTPS://SANTAROSA-EDU.ZOOM.US/J/87822911482 The Disability Cultural Center (DCC) invites you to join us for an Introduction to Meditation drop-in group. This group is open to all SRJC community members. We will explore the following themes: • Feeling energized and resourced • Listening and speaking from presence • Building community and belonging • Cultivating gratitude • Aligning with our inner compass to guide decision-making. Each session will include time for meditation, journaling, and group shares. Facilitators: Debbie Ezersky is a Disability Specialist who is also a student in the Collective Trauma Facilitator Training with Thomas Hubi. She enjoys sharing the benefits of meditation with others. Katherine Poco Enders is a descendant of Comanche Native American leaders. She supports Indigenous communities in the Pacific Northwest. She has completed advanced training with Thomas HUbl and leads international groups through The Pocket Project on healing racialized trauma. As a Buddhist, she has studied with Tibetan teachers, including His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and the Karmapa. *ASL Interpreters available upon request: To request interpreting services to access this event, please contact the Interpreting Services Office at least one week prior to the event at interpreting:services@gmail.com.

ZOOM: SANTAROSA-EDU.ZOOM.US/J/87822911482

 

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    The Sonoma County Junior College District does not discriminate on t he basis of race, religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, ethnic group identification, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, genetic condition, marital status, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information or sexual orientation in any of its pol ides, procedures or practices; nor does the District discriminate against any employees or applicants for employment on the basis of their age. This non-discrimination policy covers admission. access and treatment in District programs and activities--including but not limited to academic admissions, financial aid, educational services and athletics--and application for District employment. The Sonoma County Junior College District is an equal opportunity employer.

  • Land Acknowledgement

    We acknowledge that we gather at Santa Rosa Junior College on the territorial traditional land of t he Pomo People in Santa Rosa and t he Coast Miwok People in Petaluma, past and present. and honor with gratitude t he land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.