San Jose City College Associated Student Government

This summer, the San Jose Evergreen Community College District Board of Trustees unanimously placed Measure I, the Career Training, Student Services, and Affo...rdability Measure; and Measure J, the College Transfer, Classroom Repair, and Safety Measure, on the November 2020 ballot. If enacted, these measures will allow the District to maintain excellent, affordable education through the economic recovery. San Jose City and Evergreen Valley Colleges are key pathways to higher education for local students, including low-income students and students of color, many of whom depend on our community colleges for training in high-demand jobs. As our County faces unemployment and a recession, it’s more important than ever to invest in quality education and workforce training. Measures I & J help address community identified priorities such as: - keeping local college education affordable through the economic recovery; - supporting students experiencing homelessness; - providing financial aid to low-income students; - providing job training to students and local residents struggling to find good-paying jobs; - providing classrooms and labs for career preparation in growing fields like nursing and healthcare; - retaining and attracting quality faculty; and - supporting students facing food insecurity and hunger. For more information, including full ballot language, Frequently Asked Question, and links to voter resources, please visit https://www.sjeccd.edu//chanc/measures-i-and-j-information

This summer, the San Jose Evergreen Community College District Board of Trustees unanimously placed Measure I, the Career Training, Student Services, and Affo...rdability Measure; and Measure J, the College Transfer, Classroom Repair, and Safety Measure, on the November 2020 ballot. If enacted, these measures will allow the District to maintain excellent, affordable education through the economic recovery. San Jose City and Evergreen Valley Colleges are key pathways to higher education for local students, including low-income students and students of color, many of whom depend on our community colleges for training in high-demand jobs. As our County faces unemployment and a recession, it’s more important than ever to invest in quality education and workforce training. Measures I & J help address community identified priorities such as: - keeping local college education affordable through the economic recovery; - supporting students experiencing homelessness; - providing financial aid to low-income students; - providing job training to students and local residents struggling to find good-paying jobs; - providing classrooms and labs for career preparation in growing fields like nursing and healthcare; - retaining and attracting quality faculty; and - supporting students facing food insecurity and hunger. For more information, including full ballot language, Frequently Asked Question, and links to voter resources, please visit https://www.sjeccd.edu//chanc/measures-i-and-j-information

KJCC Radio Interviews SJCC ASG Our President, Chief Justice, and Director of Communications met with Broadcasting 042 class. Our officers were interviewed by some of the amazing students of Ms. Betsy Gebhart! The questions were insightful, well thought out and fun. Listen to our episode on www.kjcclive.com and our website.

KJCC Radio Interviews SJCC ASG Our President, Chief Justice, and Director of Communications met with Broadcasting 042 class. Our officers were interviewed by some of the amazing students of Ms. Betsy Gebhart! The questions were insightful, well thought out and fun. Listen to our episode on www.kjcclive.com and our website.

Watch our most recent meeting highlight from our SJCC ASG Officers meeting. We plan to give away 40+ swag bags full of school supplies for our San José City College students that are remotely learning . Watch Now: https://youtu.be/3ErAA4GL4Nc

Join us tomorrow Sept. 18th @ 2pm for our workshop on banking and how to make it work for you! #studentsuccess #financialliteracy

VIRTUAL CLUB DAY is tomorrow We have 40+ students registered to attend our Virtual Club Day tomorrow where we will be connecting them with the student organizations of their choosing. We have 7+ San José City College student organizations that are planning to become chartered in the next academic year. Come learn about our interest and diversity groups on campus! ... JOIN THE FUN: https://cccconfer.zoom.us//tJwpdeitrD8qGNyLx97-SJNzJ2TZjrr #SanJoseCity #CommunityCollege #sanjosecalifornia #StudentOrganizationFair2020

VIRTUAL CLUB DAY is tomorrow We have 40+ students registered to attend our Virtual Club Day tomorrow where we will be connecting them with the student organizations of their choosing. We have 7+ San José City College student organizations that are planning to become chartered in the next academic year. Come learn about our interest and diversity groups on campus! ... JOIN THE FUN: https://cccconfer.zoom.us//tJwpdeitrD8qGNyLx97-SJNzJ2TZjrr #SanJoseCity #CommunityCollege #sanjosecalifornia #StudentOrganizationFair2020

Want to get involved on campus and give back to your community? Join our #Jags4Change student volunteer group to learn about our volunteer events at San Jose City College. Visit our instagram (@sjccasg) to see some flicks from our most recent volunteer days! Register to join our group by visiting bit.ly/jags4change. #sjccbrilliant #covid19 #hungerfreecommunity

Our San José City College campus is hosting a food distribution event for students and residents of Santa Clara county on August 26, 2020 between 10am and 12pm. The campus provides both drive thru and walk-up options. To enter into the drive thru, you will turn on Leigh Avenue and continue through our parking garage. #sjccbrilliant #covid19 #hungerfreecommunity

You've probably seen us promote attendance at our meetings in either your inbox or on social media, but are you still a little stuck on the why ? Swipe to see a few reasons to attend our meetings!

We invite all of our San Jose City College students to join our meeting tomorrow at 3:00pm for an update on our student applications, our Virtual Club Day and much more! We will be hosting a guest speaker, Brianna Ross Legislative Affairs Director for SSCCC Region VIII, to share some upcoming events in our region such as the special election for regional officers. Our events are open to the public: https://www.facebook.com/events/1425532084322478/

Watch our meeting highlight where we discussed hosting a virtual club day for our student organizations . View: https://youtu.be/ey5qWdSAkBg