Articles From : SBCC PIO
Dr. Helen Benjamin to Serve as Interim SBCC President
Dr. Helen Benjamin will serve as interim Superintendent/President of Santa Barbara City College following the immediate resignation of Dr. Goswami.
Dr. Goswami Resigns as SBCC President
Dr. Utpal K. Goswami has resigned as Superintendent/President of the College effective July 12, 2021.
Santa Barbara City College Receives $20 Million Gift
Santa Barbara City College and the SBCC Foundation announced today that they have received a $20,000,000 gift from MacKenzie Scott.
Local Organizations Receive $100,000 EPA Grant for Garden Project
The SBCC Foundation and Explore Ecology received a $100,000 EPA Grant to create the Santa Barbara Ecological and Edible Garden Project.
Anselmo Villanueva selected as SBCC Executive Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
SBCC Vocational Nursing program ranked in Top 10 in western U.S.
Introducing Cosmovisión Indígena
SBCC's Atkinson Gallery, in conjunction with the SBCC Foundation, invites everyone interested in art and science — past and present — to a conversation with the creative team behind its upcoming project and exhibition, “Cosmovisión Indígena: The Intersection of Indigenous Knowledge and Contemporary Art.”
Santa Barbara City College Recognized for 3 Top Degree Programs
SBCC has been named among the top 10 best community colleges in the U.S., in addition to receiving top rankings for its medical coding and photography programs, by Intelligent.com for 2021.
SBCC’s Wellness Center Receives Exemplary Program Award
The WELL, Santa Barbara City College’s Student Health and Wellness Services Center, was honored by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors with an Exemplary Program Award.
SBCC Board of Trustees elects new officers for 2021
Joyce Coleman selected as VP of SBCC School of Extended Learning
Student Ready: Degree Completion for the Flexible Learner
SBCC is offering a new program for the community during this time when people have to stay at home, care for children and family members, and/or take whatever work they can whenever they can.
Fall Classes at SBCC Will Be Online
Santa Barbara City College announced that all classes for the Fall 2020 semester will be online.