The new student center promotes success and engagement by providing opportunities for personal and professional development. Projects Include: Welcome Center, Leadership Offices, Engagement Opportunities, Learning Environments, Student Support Services. Fundraising Goal: $200,000
Our House Intercultural Center is a diverse, inclusive space where students can make friends and participate in programs that strengthen cultural competency. Services are available to help students who are first generation, low income, undocumented, parenting, or foster youth. The Center provides a variety of cultural programming and hosts services such as the Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) which supports low income and first generation college students, the Next Up program which assists former Foster Youth students, the Dream Center for undocumented students, and houses a variety of student clubs.
Memorialize loved ones or your family name while supporting classrooms, academic programs and student life. Projects: STEM Courtyard $100,000, Chemistry Lab $25,000, Entry Plaza $100,000, Veterinary Tech Lab $25,000, Student Life Courtyard $50,000, Outdoor Classroom $15,000, Courtyard Café $50,000, Anthropology Dig Feature $10,000, Anthropology Lab $25,000, Welcome Center Courtyard $10,000.
Student Service Fundraising Opportunity: Harold Mahoney Library Learning Support
Fundraising Goal: $50,000
To learn more about SRJC Petaluma’s Library please visit: https://libraries.santarosa.edu/mahoneylibrary
Student Service Fundraising Opportunity: Student Scholarships and Internships
Fundraising Goal: $50,000
To learn more about SRJC Petaluma’s scholarships please visit: https://scholarships.santarosa.edu/srjc-foundation-scholarships
Representing a wide range of career options, from software development to mechanical engineering and health occupations, with above average salaries. STEM careers are projected to grow faster than all other occupations. With the support of Bond Measure H from our local community, SRJC Petaluma recently added two new science lab classrooms for chemistry and anthropology.