SCC Core Compentencies A. Scientific Complexities – Upon completion of Solano Community College’s General Education Students demonstrate an under - program, a student will demonstrate competency in the following areas: standing of: • The scientific method and its I. Communication • Discover rules and apply them application in experiments Students will communicate in the problem solving process • How experiments work effectively, which means the • Draw logical conclusions based • The major differences between ability to: on close observation and analysis social, natural and physical A. Read – Students will be able to of information sciences comprehend and interpret various • Differentiate among facts, influ - B. Social Diversity and Civics – types of written information: (1) ences, opinions, assumptions, Students demonstrate expository prose and imaginative and conclusions ability to: literature (including essays, short B. Computation – demonstrated by • Communicate with people from fiction and novels), (2) documenta - the ability to: a variety of backgrounds tion such as manuals, reports, and • Use basic numerical concepts • Understand different cultural graphs. • Use tables, graphs, charts, and B. Write – Students demonstrate the beliefs and behaviors diagrams to explain concepts • Recognize important social and ability to: • Use basic geometrical shapes • Communicate thoughts, ideas, political issues in their own C. Research – demonstrated by the community information, and messages in ability to: C. Artistic Variety – Students have writing • State a research question, been exposed to: • Compose and create documents problem, or issue • The visual and performing arts such as manuals and graphs as • Use discipline appropriate of one or more cultures well as formal academic essays, information tools to locate and observing rules of grammar, retrieve relevant information • Analytical techniques for under - punctuation and spelling, and efficiently standing the meaning in the arts, using the language, style, and • Analyze and evaluate informa - and/or format appropriate to academic tion for appropriateness, • Hands-on experience with and professional settings relevance, and accuracy creative endeavors • Check, edit, and revise written • Synthesize, evaluate, and work for correct information, IV. Personal Responsibility communicate information appropriate emphasis, form, & Professional Development using a variety of information style, and grammar A. Self-Management and Self- technologies C. Listen – Students will be able to Awarenes s –The student is able to: receive, attend to, interpret, and • Recognize the ethical and • Accurately assess his/her own respond appropriately to (1) verbal, legal issues surrounding knowledge, skills, and abilities and/or (2) nonverbal messages information and information • Motivate self and set realistic D. Speak and Converse – Students technologies short and long-term goals have the ability to: • Demonstrate understanding of • Accept that assessment is • Organize ideas and communicate academic integrity and honesty important to success D. Problem Solving –demonstrated verbal or non-verbal messages • Respond appropriately to by the ability to: appropriate to the audience and challenging situations • Recognize whether a problem the situation B. Social and Physical Wellness – exists • Participate in conversations, Students make an appropriate discussions, and group activities • Identify components of the problem or issue effort to: • Speak clearly and ask appropri - • Manage personal health and ate questions • Create a plan of action to respond to and/or resolve the well being II. Critical Thinking and Information issue appropriately • Demonstrate appropriate social Competency • Monitor, evaluate, and revise as skills in group settings Thinking critically is characterized necessary C. Workplace Skills – Students by the ability to perform: understand how to: A. Analysis – demonstrated by the III. Global Awareness • Be dependable, reliable, and ability to: Students will demonstrate a measura - accountable • Apply appropriate rules and ble understanding and appreciation of • Meet deadlines and complete principles to new situations the world including its: tasks
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Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 106 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Academic Integrity Upon completion of Solano Community College’s General Education program, a student will demonstrate competency in the following areas: HONOR CODE is maintained only when all academic Plagiarism can, in some cases, be a At Solano Community College, we work is the product of identified indi - subtle issue. Any questions about believe that Academic Integrity is viduals. Any act of Academic Dishon - what constitutes plagiarism should be fundamental in an institution dedicated esty interferes with Academic Integrity discussed with the faculty member or a to personal development through learn - and therefore the core values of this Solano Community College faculty ing, free inquiry, and the exchange of institution. All violations of Academic librarian. ideas. Honest work is an integral part Integrity on the part of any member of of the learning process: it builds self the academic community constitute a Cheating: esteem, knowledge, and skills. It is the serious offense. Cheating is the usage of unacknowl - responsibility of every Solano Commu - edged or unauthorized notes, materi - Examples of Academic Dishonesty nity College student to represent work als, information, calculators, include: truthfully and engage honestly in all electronic devices, or study aids in any academic exercise. Cheating also assignments. Plagiarism: includes: using information from Plagiarism consists of taking the exact We believe that any instance of another student or student’s paper; words or the specific substance, struc - academic dishonesty hurts the entire altering a graded work after it has ture or ideas of another and passing college community. Solano Community been returned then submitting the these words or ideas off as one’s own College defines academic dishonesty as: work for re-grading without instructor in any academic exercise. The follow - • Plagiarism or knowingly or unknow - permission; submitting another’s work ing examples are some of the many ingly using someone else’s ideas, under one’s own name. Students must forms plagiarism may take. words, or thoughts without giving not request others (including commer - 1. Submitting a term paper, examina - credit to the source cial term paper companies) to conduct tion or other work written by • Receiving or providing unauthorized research for them. Students may be someone else. This includes assistance on assignments and/or restricted from leaving the classroom extended paraphrasing of another’s exams during an exam period. • Using unauthorized materials during work or research. This is a flagrant an exam instance of plagiarism. Fabrication: • Fabrication of data or references 2. Failure to give appropriate credit Fabrication is the falsification of any • Denying others access to inform - for ideas, statements of facts, information or citation in an academic ation conclusions, or exact words derived exercise. Fabrication includes present - • Forgery, alteration, or misuse of by another either in the text or as a ing data not gathered in accordance documents, records, or identification footnote. with guidelines defining the appropri - 3. Failure to use quotation marks or Solano Community College will not ate methods for collecting or generat - appropriate indents when using the tolerate Academic Dishonesty. ing data or failing to include an exact words of another, whether it You are responsible for this information accurate account of the method by be a paragraph, a sentence or even a as well as the information available in which the data were generated or portion thereof. the Student Handbook, the Schedule of collected. “Invented” information may 4. Usage of any electronic media Classes and the Solano Community not be used in any laboratory experi - without providing proper citations, College Catalog, which is available ment or other academic exercise including the Internet, email, online at www.solano.edu. without authorization from the copied postings, or any other instructor. The student must also At the heart of any institution of higher source of information available acknowledge reliance upon the actual learning is the fundamental right of electronically. source from which cited information S Academic Freedom for which Honesty 5. The citing of a source which does was obtained. A writer should not, for S E M C I and Integrity are preconditions. not reasonably conform to these example, reproduce a quotation from A V R R G E
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Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 107 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Academic Integrity (continued) Facilitating Academic Dishonesty: Sanctions: Acknowledgements: Students who knowingly or negli - All violations of Academic Integrity The Academic Integrity description gently allow their work to be used by are subject to an appropriate penalty. was updated in Spring 2005 by a other students or who otherwise aid Violations at Solano Community committee composed of SCC faculty another student in violating Academic College are classified into three levels appointed by the Academic Senate. Integrity are guilty of Academic according to the severity of the infrac - Comments and suggestions were Dishonesty even though they may not tion and the discretion of the instruc - made by deans, faculty, students, and benefit directly from the violation. tor and/or Vice President of Academic staff in the various academic units. Facilitating Academic Dishonesty Affairs. For each level of violation, The previous SCC academic integrity includes making one’s research, notes, a corresponding set of sanctions is description and the policies/ descrip - essays, or other work available for recommended. These sanctions are tions of other major public institutions other students to access such as intended as general guidelines as were consulted, especially Rutgers uploading one’s work to the Internet culpability may be assessed differen - University, New Brunswick. Solano or making it otherwise available. tially for those with more and less Community College is indebted to experience as members of the all those who have contributed their Denying Others Access to Information: academic community. Examples are ideas. It is a violation of Academic Integrity cited below for each level of violation. to deny others access to scholarly These examples are illustrations and Illegal Distribution of resources, or to deliberately impede are not meant to be considered all- Copyrighted Materials the progress of another student or inclusive. Solano Community College students scholar. Examples of offenses of this are prohibited from using the Solano type include: giving other students Any violation of Academic Integrity Community College District network false or misleading information; which occurs within the classroom or to illegally download or share music, making library material unavailable to the context of a particular class may video and all other copyrighted intel - others by stealing or defacing books incur Level One or Level Two sanc - lectual property. Solano Community or journals, or by deliberately tions at the discretion of the instruc - College supports the Higher Educa - misplacing or destroying reserve tor. The instructor may also choose to tion Opportunity Act and Digital materials; or altering computer files refer the student to the Office of the Millennium Copyright Act, including that belong to another. Vice President of Academic Affairs efforts to eliminate the illegal distri - for possible further action at the bution of copyrighted material. Under Forgery, Alteration or Misuse of discretion of the Vice President, the law, College administrators may Campus Documents, Records, or Academic Affairs, including Level be obligated to provide copyright Identification or Knowingly Furnish - Three sanctions. holders with information about users ing False or Incomplete Information of the Solano Community College to a Campus: To refer students to the Office of the network who have violated the law. It is a violation of Academic Integrity Vice President of Academic Affairs, faculty may contact the Office of the Illegal use of the Solano Community to alter documents affecting academic College network constitutes a viola - records. It is also a violation to forge a Vice President of Academic Affairs directly or use the Solano Community tion of the Acceptable Use Policy for signature of authorization or to falsify our Internet Service Provider, the information on an official academic College Academic Dishonesty Report Form. Corporation for Education Network document, election form, grade Initiatives in California (CENIC). report, letter of permission, petition, or any document designed to meet or For a complete copy of the Academic exempt a student from Integrity policy, please refer to the SCC an established College academic online catalog. regulation.
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Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 108 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Programs & Services BUS SERVICE Solano Community College (SCC) is dedi - CARE PROGRAM You can take the bus to Solano Commu - cated to serving CalWORKs students (Cooperative Agency Resources nity College from Fairfield, Vallejo and while providing comprehensive services to for Education) Vacaville. There is also connecting service assist with a smooth transition from The CARE Program provides additional from Benicia to Vallejo and from Dixon to welfare to long-term self-sufficiency and support services to EOPS students. CARE Solano Mall via Vacaville and then to the success. Our program provides compre - was established to help EOPS students“ College. Fares range from $1.50 to $5.00 hensive services to our CalWORKs break the cycle” of welfare participation. for one-way trips. Bus fare books are on students while assisting them in achieving To be eligible you must be an EOPS sale at the campus Bookstore and at the success. Students may earn a Certificate of student receiving the PELL grant, at least transit office in each city. Community bus Achieve ment, Associate Degree or transfer 18 years of age and a single parent head- schedules are available in Room 1425. For to a 4-year college. We offer support, of-household, a current recipient of TANF more information call, the Solano Trans - advocacy, counseling, work-study and or Tribal TANF or CalWORKs cash aid for portation Authority at 1-800-53KMUTE or childcare referrals. Our office is part of themselves or their dependent child or (707) 427-5100 or access their website at the college Student Services team and we children who are currently receiving cash www.sta.ca.gov. are a partner to the County CalWORKs aid, have at least one child under 14, and Program. be enrolled full time at Solano Community Intercity routes, current schedules and fare College. information can be obtained by logging on To begin your path to success, please visit to www.solanoexpress.com. Support services include: reimbursement our office on the Fairfield Campus: with child care expenses, textbooks and More information is available from the Student Services Building 400, supplies, and transportation costs; meal following city websites: room 426 reimbursement, academic counseling, and • BENICIA : Phone: (707) 864-7000, ext. 4645, personal development activities and work - www.ci.benicia.ca.us (then select Bus Fax: (707) 863-7862. shops. Transit Service) • DIXON : FREE RIDE SHARE PARKING/ For more information, contact the EOPS ci.dixon.ca.us/index.aspx?nid=86 CAR POOL INFORMATION Office, in room 426, or call (707) 864- (then select Solano Transportation During fall and spring semesters, a limited 7000, ext. 4444; from Vallejo/Benicia: Authority) number of free Ride Share parking permits (707) 552-4330, ext. 4444. • FAIRFIELD : are available to students who possess a www.fairfield.ca.gov (then select SCC student ID card and have three or CAREER AND EMPLOYMENT “How do I?” then “Request…Bus more students riding in their cars. These SERVICES CENTER Pass Information”) “poolers” receive preferential parking in Located on the 1st floor of Student Serv - • VACAVILLE : designated campus lots after obtaining the ices Building 400, Room 403. The center www.cityofvacaville.com (then select required permit from the Student Develop - offers one-stop services to include career “City Services,” then “Bus-City ment Office. More information is available exploration and skills assessment, labor Coach Information”) in the Student Development Office, Room market information and free employment • VALLEJO : 1425, Fairfield campus, or call (707) 864- assistance to all Solano Community www.vallejotransit.com/ routes.html 7000, ext. 4367. College students and alumni in obtaining full or part-time employment on and off A car pool computer match is available CalWORKs (California Work campus. Students can research information for drivers and riders in each community. Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids) on occupations, including employment For additional information, contact Your Path to Success begins with Solano outlooks, education and training require - Solano Napa Commuter Information: Community College’s CalWORKs ments, prospective employers, and current 800-53KMUTE. program. CalWORKs is a State funded salaries. The Center offers computerized welfare to work program designed to career information systems, on-line prepare students for entry-level jobs and resume posting and job search as well as S career opportunities. up-to-date listings of current employment S E M C I opportunities. For more information or A V R R G E
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Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 109 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Programs & Services CHILD DEVELOPMENT fees for non-subsidized child care vary fields. Phone for application and current TRAINING CONSORTIUM according to the child’s age and hours rates: (707) 864-7000, Ext. 4400, or email: Book Loans, stipends, and Child enrolled in care. [email protected]. Development Permit Application and Fee Assistance Program To place your child on the wait list, stop DISABILITY SERVICES PROGRAM by the 200 building on the Fairfield DSP offers support services to students If you are an Early Childhood Education campus to complete an application. As with disabilities or medical problems. student employed in the ECE Field and openings occur, we enroll from the wait Some of these services are: counseling, working towards obtaining or upgrading list. liaison with instructors and community your Child Development Permit, you may agencies, adapted computers, interpreters, be eligible for a stipend for each class you We do not provide drop in child care priority registration, specialized equip - complete with a “C” or above. We also services. ment, and alternate media services. Our maintain a limited textbook loan program purpose is to create an equal opportunity for Child Development Family Studies Hours and days of operation: 7:45 – 3:30 in college classes for people with physical, courses. Apply early since the textbooks Monday through Friday, and an afternoon visual, hearing, learning and psychological available for lending are on a first come, preschool program from 1:00 – 4:00 for disabilities. Contact the Disability Services first serve basis. Applications for Child children ages 3 and 4 years old. office at (707) 864-7136. The alternate Development Permits are also available media office is part of the Disability with application fee assistance for many The program is on the Fairfield campus in Services Program located in the 400 of the permit levels. Please see Sabrina buildings 200 & 201. Stop by to visit building in room 407M. Alternate media Drake in the Children’s Programs, between 8:00 – 4:00, or call 863-7182 for is any instructional resource that has been room 201, Fairfield Campus for further more information. made more accessible for students with information. 864-7000 x4639 or Department of Social Services Community verified visual, hearing, learning, or [email protected] Care Licensing numbers: 480111003 & other disabilities. Alternate media comes 48300079. in a variety of formats; print materials CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS can be converted into Braille, large The Solano Community College Children's COMMUNITY EDUCATION print, MP3’s, or electronic text, such as Programs provide child development and AND LIFELONG LEARNING Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF files; child-care services for children of student Community Education and Lifelong diagrams and figures can be embossed to parents and from the community. The Learning offers a wide variety of non- allow people with vision limitations to feel program also serves as the early childhood credit classes and workshops throughout the tactile images; and assistance with education laboratory school for college the year that address the community’s closed captioned needs. Any student with students enrolled in child development and range of interests with a wide variety a verified visual, hearing, learning, or family studies and other related fields. of subjects. Vistas, the community other disability that prevents them from Child enrollment priority goes to SCC education schedule, is available online at accessing instructional materials in students enrolled in 12 or more units and, www.solano.edu/vistas. Classes begin traditional formats has the right to alter - on a space available basis staff/faculty chil - in Spring and Fall semesters with select nate media. After enrolling in classes, the dren and children from the neighboring offerings during the summer. student must meet with a counselor to verify the disability, determine the need, community are enrolled. We serve children The Community Education office is and authorize the use of alternate media. between the ages of 9 months to transi - located at 2000 North Villae Parkway, Then the student will meet with the alter - tional kindergarten or kindergarten entry. Vacaville, CA 95688, office hours: 8:00 nate media support specialist to determine am – 5:00 pm Mon-Fri. For more informa - We offer both subsidized and non-subsi - what materials need to be converted, the tion, phone (707) 864-7115. Class registra - dized child care options. The majority of format of alternate media, and establish tions may be made by phone, online or in the enrollment spaces are state or federally timelines for production. Students must person in the Vistas office. subsidized with no cost or low cost child provide proof of ownership for all materi - care available to income eligible families. Community Education also arranges for als converted to alternate media. For those enrolled in the subsidized use of campus facilities. Space is now program, the children’s days and hours of available at the Vallejo Center, Vacaville For more information please call (707) enrollment are based upon the parents’ Center and the Main Campus; including 864-7000 ext. 4466 or email max.hartman school schedules and/or work hours. The classrooms, conference rooms, and athletic @solano.edu.
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 110 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Programs & Services EOPS PROGRAM • workshops Contact the Financial Aid Office: (Extended Opportunity • book voucher program for fall and spring • Phone (707) 864-7103 Program & Services) semesters · Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-3:00 pm Extended Opportunity Program and For more information, contact the EOPS • In-Person, Student Services Bldg. Services (EOPS) is a State funded Office, in room 426; or call (707) 864-7000 400, 2nd Floor, Fairfield Main categorical program that provides “over, ext. 4444, or go online at www.solano.edu Campus above, and beyond” services to eligible and click on Financial Aid. · Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-5:00 pm EOPS students. The Solano Community · Friday 9:00 am-12:00 noon College EOPS Program provides support FINANCIAL AID services to students that are both finan - Financial Aid assistance is available FOOD SERVICE cially and educationally disadvantaged to through the Federal and State government, The cafeteria at Solano Community obtain their educational goal. As a college as well as scholarships offered by the insti - College is located in the Student Center, success program, EOPS is designed to tution, private and non-profit foundations. Bldg. 1400. The cafeteria offers a wide increase the success rate of students that Financial aid may help to offset the cost of selection for breakfast and lunch from its are affected by socio-economic or higher education such as tuition, fees, full service grill. The selection includes language barriers, increase attendance by books, supplies, housing, transportation daily hot lunch menus, soups, salad bar, historically underrepresented students, and and personal expenses. Be aware that deli sandwiches, Mexican and Asian enhance their success in college. financial aid does not fully support a menus, vegetarian, desserts, snacks, and student with all expenses. Financial Aid is beverages. The cafeteria hours of operation Additional eligibility criteria for the one of many tools to help students achieve for Fall and Spring semesters are Monday EOPS Program includes: their educational and career goals. Refer to through Thursday, 7:30 am to 8:00 pm, and 1. Be a California resident. “Financial Aid” on pages 7-8 in this Fridays from 7:00 am to 1:30 pm, Phone 2. Be enrolled in 12.0 semester units at Class Schedule or go to www.solano.edu, (707) 646-2874. Solano College. and click “Financial Aid” for more 3. Qualify and receive the BOG Fee detailed information. MATRICULATION Waiver A or B. Matriculation can help you to reach your 4. Be educationally disadvantaged Title IV Federal Student Aid educational goal. The steps are: according to State defined Title V Programs—School Code 001292 • Admission (application) Education Regulations. • Grants (free money for college) • Skills Assessment · Pell Grant • Orientation in person or online EOPS support services include: · Supplemental Educational • program orientation (see counseling webpage) Opportunity Grant (SEOG) • Counseling/Advising • academic, career, and personal counseling • Work-Study (cash earned while you · testing and career assessment • Registration learn) • Follow-up on progress · bus tours to four-year colleges & • Loans (borrowing requires repayment) universities · Direct Loan Program You are encouraged to participate in the • EOPS Lab (study room for EOPS ° Subsidized Assessment/Orientation program, which students) ° Unsubsidized is part of the matriculation process, if • EOPS Book Library you are a new non-exempt student (see California State Aid • EOPS Grant (based on funding) Exemption Criteria) and choose one of the • Cal Grant B, C • EOPS Book Lending resources following educational goals at the time of • Chafee Grant for Foster Youth • EOPS Transportation Assistance application: • Student Education Plan (SEP) California Community Colleges • Transfer to a four-year college with development • BOG Fee Waiver (CA residents) associate degree • referral assistance • Extended Opportunity Programs & • Transfer to a four-year college • in house EOPS basic Math tutoring Services (EOPS) without associate degree • fee waiver assistance for university • Foster Youth Success Initiative (FYSI) • Associate degree, vocational, without applications S S
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Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 111 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Programs & Services • Discover/formulate career interests, • Orientation class not related to their major. You can earn 1 plans, goals That teacher college survival skills unit for each 75 hours paid or 60 hours • Improve basic skills in English, to incoming students majoring in unpaid work per semester. Up to 4 units reading or math math, engineering and science. per semester to a total of 6 units. We offer Some continuing (as well as returning) • MESA Counselor full-semester, 12-week and 8 week students may need to take an assessment A dedicated MESA counselor is sections test to meet specific class and/or program provided to assist students with their OCED 090 and 091 full-semester sections requirements – especially if you are educational planning and goals. are online classes that involve a one time enrolling for the first time in any English • Assistance in the transfer process required on-campus orientation with the (except English 305) or English As A Including field trips to universities, weekly meetings conducted in an online Second Language class. ESL assessment is workshops on applications and format. 12 and 8 week sections meet once recommended if your primary language is counseling. a week for one hour. OCED 090 and 091 not English. • Career advising may not be taken concurrently. To introduce work options to students. OCED 101: Occupational Soft Skills MATH ACTIVITIES CENTER Field trips, job fair information, job The Math Activities Center (MAC) is a No job or volunteer work required.This 8 shadowing exercises and industry week course will provide you the neces - math study area where registered students mentors are available to students. can get “drop-in” help with math assign - sary skills to become a valuable employee ments. Students will find a combination of All students who are interested in partici - and get you started on the path to an peer tutors, staff and faculty on duty to pating in MESA/MCCCP must meet the internship or job. assist them all hours the MAC is open. academic and economically disadvantaged Contact the Work Experience Coordinator Instructor schedules are posted in the criteria—contact our office for details. at (707) 864-7139, by e-mail MAC each semester. For additional information please visit our ([email protected]), or stop by MESA Center in room 434, Building 400. room 1811. You may also visit our website MESA (Mathematices Engineering Our office hours are Monday through at: www.sccworkexperience.com. Science Achievement)/MCCCP Thursday, 9:00am-5:00pm, Friday, PARKING SEE PAGE 89. (MESA Community College Program) 9:00am-3:00pm,(707) 864-7000 ext. 4498. The MESA/MCCCP program is a You can also check out our MESA RE-ENTRY STUDENTS statewide academic program that supports website: www.solano.edu/mesa Students returning to school are encour - economically and educationally disadvan - aged to meet with a Counselor to plan taged students to excel in math, science or OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION — classes needed to reach their goals. engineering related majors so students can WORK EXPERIENCE Please see “MEET A COUNSELOR” transfer to four year universities. Earn 1 to 6 transferable units per semester in this schedule to find out how to The MESA model for success includes a for working in a paid or unpaid part-time make an appointment, what services are variety of services that results in a high or full-time position with a licensed busi - offered, when, and where at four different rate of academic achievement. ness. We offer: locations. The Online Orientation is The main components include: OCED 090: Occupational Work highly recommended. Please go through • Student Study and Computer Lab Experience all seven steps, and answer the survey Center For those students working or volunteering at the end to record your orientation: www.solano.edu/vip. We recommend A dedicated multipurpose space for in positions which are directly related to introductory classes listed in the schedule quiet study, workshops, computer their declared major. You can earn 1 unit under “COUNSELING”: COUN 101 related activities, and information for each 75 hours paid or 60 hours unpaid Orientation for College Success, sharing. work per semester. Up to 6 units per semester to a total of 16 units. We offer COUN 102 Intro Study Skills (A,B,C,D), • Academic Excellence Workshops COUN 50 Career-Life Planning, COUN Students are scheduled in math and full-semester, 12-week and 8 week sections. 062 Helping Skills, COUN 083 Applied science core classes and taught to Psychology, COUN 055 Valuing Diversity, maintain high academic outcomes OCED 091: General Work Experience and/or COUN 007 University Study through facilitated group study. For those working or volunteering in jobs Techniques.
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 112 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Programs & Services SOLANO COLLEGE 3:00 pm (fall and spring semesters only). serve basis. New, first-time freshmen SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION Our services include: enrolled in six units at SCC, who meet the The Solano College Scholarship Founda - • Nursing assessment and management eligibility guidelines for an automatic Fee tion is a non-profit corporation that of minor health problems Waiver, are encouraged to complete a Fee awards scholarships to students at Solano • Treatment of minor acute illnesses Waiver application and the Students Help- Community College on the basis of their and referrals ing Students Grant application. Applica - academic achievement and demonstrated • First-aid and emergency care tions are available in-person only from the potential for excellence. The Foundation is • Band-Aids, aspirin, Tylenol, etc. for Student Development Office at the begin - administered by a Board of Directors with self care ning of the Spring or Fall Semester. representatives from the communities of • Pregnancy testing and birth control Solano County. information SCC STUDENT ID CARDS • Nutritional information Student ID cards are required for the Math Beginning with the three scholarships that • Information on sexually transmitted and Computer labs and can be used to were presented in 1974, the scholarship infections and referrals obtain a library card at the campus library. program has grown through the years. In • Immunizations Many stores, museums, restaurants and the fall of 2010 over 80 awards were • Tuberculosis skin tests and referrals movie theaters give discounts to student presented and over $25,000 was distrib - • Hearing and vision screening with current student ID cards. The ID uted to Solano students. The goal of the • Blood pressure screening station will be open Monday-Thursday Scholarship Foundation is to promote • Strep throat test 8 am-5 pm and Friday 8 am-3 pm in Room academic excellence among Solano • Blood glucose screen test 1425. These hours may change to accom - students by recognizing and rewarding We are located in the Student Union, modate campus events and activities, so outstanding students. Almost all of the Building 1400 in Room 1409. The Public please check the office for more updated scholarships require students to have Health Nurse also visits the Vallejo Center hours. To get an ID, you must bring your completed 24 graded units of coursework and Vacaville Center for most services. student schedule/bill showing payment of at Solano with a cumulative GPA of at Contact the Student Health Center for the $5 fee and proof of enrollment, and least 3.30. times/hours of nurse visits to Centers. You another form of government-issued photo The Scholarship Foundation administers are welcome to drop-in for care or make ID (driver’s license, passport, Military ID, two scholarship programs, the General an appointment by calling (707) 864-7163. etc.). Good for nine consecutive semesters, Scholastic Achievement Program and it must be validated each semester at no You can see more information at our the Memorial and Special Endowments charge. website at www.solano.edu (select Program. Each of these scholarship has “Campus Life” and then “Health Center”). For more information, call the Student been established to honor and commemo - Current schedules of activities sponsored Development Office, (707) 864-7000, rate specific indi viduals or purposes. by the Health Center can also be found in ext, 4367. Most have designated majors and/or the ASSC Newsletter, published twice/ other specific qualifying require – month and posted online at www.solano.edu. TRANSFER CENTER ments that determine eligibility for Welcome to the SCC Transfer Center. consideration. STUDENTS HELPING STUDENTS We are a resource center for students to For additional information, please BOOK GRANTS explore options for transfer and to get help visit the Solano College website at Solano Community College’s Students with the transfer process. The center is www.solano.edu/ president/scholarship_ Helping Students Fund is a program open daily, Monday through Thursday, foundation, contact the Scholarship designed to provide one-time only during Fall and Spring semesters. For Foundation, at PO Box 2208, Fairfield, financial assistance to economically information call (707) 864-7158 or visit CA 94533 or phone (707) 425-4590. disadvantaged SCC students in the form of us downstairs in the Student Services a book grant. Funding is provided by Building 400, room 402. STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES students through a non-refundable optional S A Public Health Nurse and Health fee of $1, as well as through solicited TUTORING CENTER S E M C I Assistant are ready to help you with annual contributions. A very limited Free tutoring is available to all students A V R R G E your health needs at the Student Health number of book grants are distributed to currently attending Solano Community O S
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Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 113 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Programs & Services available for most classes offered by the Active Duty : After receiving approval for VISTAS : See Community Education college. You can schedule a weekly Tuition Assistance, please submit a copy of and Lifelong Learning on page 104. appointment for the entire semester or the authorization to the Veterans Affairs one-time only appointments as needed. Center located in Building 400, Room WORKFORCE TRAINING Part-time, paid positions are available for 429, or by fax (707) 864-7220. AND GRANTS MANAGEMENT students interested in working as paid Contract Education & Training tutors. You must have received a “B” or Exception for Air Force, please see below** Solano Community College partners with better in the class to tutor and be recom - • Air Force Personnel must apply via local business and industry to develop mended by a SCC instructor. All new internet at https://www.my.af.mil/ training and education programs and serv - tutors also earn .5 unit of credit for a faf/FAF/fafHome.jsp ices that meet an employer’s specific required training class ( TUTR 050). For needs. Working together we will develop additional information on how to sign ** Note: individuals approved for Air Force solutions that link training to your business up for tutoring assistance or to apply TA do not need to submit their authori - and performance goals. for a tutoring position, contact the zations to Solano Community College. Tutoring Center, in the Student Services SCC will process all TA through the AI Employees are every organization’s Building 400, Room 437, or Portal regularly. For question or inquries most important resource. call (707) 864-7230. please contact the Solano Community As new employees are hired and as College Travis Center located at Build - processes, procedures, products, and goals VETERAN’S AFFAIRS CENTER ing 249 at 530 Hickam Avenue on change, employees need new and Veterans & Dependents : The Veterans Travis Air Force Base. See website for upgraded skills. Through a careful needs Center offers assistance with applying for center hours. Contact phone number is analysis we will: education benefits, coordinating the VA (707) 863-7878. • Identify your real workplace needs work study program, and processing tuto - • Army Personnel must apply via inter - • Customize solutions specifically for rial assistance paperwork. The net at www.earmyu.com your business and employees following educational benefits are avail - • Coast Guard Personnel must fill out • Implement training on a schedule and able to veterans and dependents: the Coast Guard Tuition Assistance at a site that best meets your organiza - • Chapter 30 (Montgomery GI Bill — Form (CG-4147). Submit completed tion’s requirements Active Duty) form to CGI-PF-Tuition_Assis - • Offer excellent and appropriate • Chapter 31 (Vocational Rehabilitation) [email protected]. instruction, as well as a variety of • Chapter 32 (Veterans Educational • Marine Corps Personnel must delivery methods Assistance Program – VEAP) complete form NETPDTC 1560 & • Evaluate the training to assure that • Chapter 33 (Post-9/11 GI Bill) turn in form to your nearest Marine there has been a transfer of skills and • Chapter 1606 (Montgomery GI Bill — Corps location. knowledge from the training environ - Reservists) • Navy Personnel must complete ment to the workplace • Chapter 1607 (Reserve Educational form NETPDTC 1560 & turn in • Provide cost effective training and Assistance Program – REAP) form to your nearest Marine Corps services • Chapter 35 (Dependents Educational location. Assistance) • National Guard – Contact your The office of Workforce Training and • California Veterans Fee Waiver unit regarding Apply for Tuition Grants Management serves students Program (Dependents of Veterans Assistance. through employers. If you are interested with a Service-Connected Disability) in preparing for a career and becoming a For specific information regarding eligibil - Solano Community College student, Note that in order to receive benefits while ity for Veterans Education Benefits or please contact the division office over- attending SCC, the student must be a regu - Tuition Assistance, please visit our center seeing the discipline in which you have larly matriculated student and all classes located on the 2nd floor of the 400 Build - interest. taken must be required for the educational ing, Room 429, call: (707) 864-7105 or objective selected. email at [email protected]. Center For information and a free workforce hours are Mon. - Thur., 8:00 am - 4:00 pm needs assessment, call or email and Friday, from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm. Deborah Mann at (707) 864-7195, or [email protected]
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 114 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. SCC Telephone Numbers Library Area Code: 707. For a complete listing of telephone numbers visit www.solano.edu Please visit the library website at: www.solano.edu/library for hours Academic & Student Affairs . 864-7137 Institutional Advancement . . . 864-7141 at each campus. The SCC Library is closed weekends and holidays. Adapted PE ...... 863-7835 International Programs . 864-7000 x4693 Located in Building 100 on the Fairfield Academic Success Library ...... 864-7132 Campus, the Library provides: Center ...... 864-7000 x4716 Lost and Found ...... 864-7000 x4367 Information resources such as: Admissions & Records ...... 864-7171 • Research help from SCC Librarians Facilities ...... 864-7196 Aeronautics/Nut Tree...... 864-7185 • Access to print and online resources Math Activities Center ...... 864-7138 • Reserve textbooks Assessment Testing . . . 864-7000 x4525 • Newspaper and popular magazine MESA ...... 864-7000 x4498 Athletics ...... 864-7119 browsing collection • Over one-million books, movies, School of: Bookstore ...... 864-7111 CDS and other materials via SNAP, • Career Applied Technology our local Library consortium Cafeteria Solano ...... 646-2874 & Business ...... 864-7155 • Interlibrary loan • Health Sciences ...... 864-7108 CalWORKs ...... 864-7252 • Around the clock reference assistance • Liberal Arts ...... 864-7114 via 24/7 reference. Campus Police - Parking . . . . . 864-7131 • School of Mathematics Technology resources such as an C.A.R.E...... 864-7000 x4444 & Science ...... 864-7110 • Social & Behavioral Information Commons of 60 PCs gives students access to Career & Employment Sciences ...... 864-7251 Services (Jobs) ...... 864-7124 • The Internet Small Business Dev. Ctr...... 864-3382 • Microsoft Office Suite Children’s Programs ...... 864-7182 • Printers Special Services • CD/DVD players Community Education Classes 864-7115 (EOPS/CARE) . . . . . 864-7000 x4444 • Class-based software and other Contract Education & Training 864-7195 applications Student Development Office . . 864-7168 • Photocopiers Cosmetology ...... 864-7180 Student Health Center • Microfilm readers. Counseling ...... 864-7101 & Services ...... 864-7163 Study Facilities: Criminal Justice ...... 864-7000 x4703 Superintendent-President . . . . 864-7112 • Individual study carrels • Study tables for quiet group study Disability Students Technology Support Services . 864-7104 • Reading lounge & Services Program ...... 864-7136 Theatre Operations ...... 864-7199 Library Research classes: EOPS ...... 864-7000 x4444 • LR01, Principles of (Library) Transfer Center ...... 864-7158 Financial Aid ...... 864-7103 Research Travis AFB Center ...... 863-7878 • LR10, Basics of Information Fire Academy ...... 864-7000 x4615 Competency Tutoring...... 864-7230 Fire Technology Program . . . . 864-7148 • LR11, Internet explored! Advanced Information Competency Vacaville Center ...... 864-7171 Finance & Administration . . . . 864-7147 • LR12, Information and Society S S
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Horticulture ...... 864-7000 x4308 R & information needs at the Vallejo and P Human Resources ...... 864-7128 Work Experience ...... 864-7139 Vacaville campuses.
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 115 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Parking Information PARKING PERMITS VACAVILLE AND another stall in the parking lot. Do not Fall, Spring, and Summer parking permits VALLEJO CENTERS park in rideshare or faculty/ staff lots. are purchased online. Log on to My A parking permit is required to park at Visitor parking is not to be used by Solano and click on Student Parking. both the Vacaville Center and Vallejo faculty, staff, or students. Visitor parking Parking permits are not transferable from Center. Parking permits are $20 per is also available at the Vacaville and one person to another. It is against the law semester and $6 for Summer session. Vallejo Centers. to alter, forge, reproduce, sell, or loan your parking permit to another person. DAILY PARKING PERMITS : GENERAL INFORMATION: Parking permits are required each semes - Daily parking permits may be purchased Parking permits are good for all Solano ter and during summer sessions. Faculty/ from the permit dispensers located in each College campus locations. Permits must Staff and reserved parking is enforced 7 student lot at a cost of $1 per day ($1 bills be located as directed on the permit days a week, 24 hours a day. All permits or coins accepted). New daily permits directions. Parking fees are subject to (semester and daily) must be clearly must be purchased each day. If the permit change. Parking brochures are available at displayed. Motorcycles may park in desig - dispensers malfunction, notify the police the Police Department. An appeal process nated motorcycle areas without cost or in Bldg. 1800B or call (707) 864.7131. If to contest citations is available. Go to permits. Motorcycles parked in other a dispenser is out of service, purchase a www.solano.edu/police. Click the link areas require permits at the vehicle price. permit in an adjacent lot. Daily permits for Parking Citations and then on Contest are valid in student parking lots only and a Citation. For questions, call (707) PARKING ENFORCEMENT are interchangeable between the Fairfield 864-7131. Permit parking is not enforced in campus, the Vacaville Center, and Vallejo student/general parking lots during the Center. PARKING LOT INFORMATION: first two weeks of the fall/spring semester • Faculty/Staff: Parking Lots A-F. HANDICAP PARKING and only during the first week of the first Reserved stalls in other locations. summer session offered (e.g., if a 10-week A current parking permit along with a session is offered, the first week of that handicap placard or plates are required to • Students: Fairfield Lots 1-7; Vacaville session will have a grace period. Any park in handicap parking. The placard/ Lots 1-4; Vallejo Lots 1-2 session beginning after the 10-week plates and parking permit must be clearly • Cosmetology Patron: (West side Lot D) session will not have a grace period). displayed. Must have Patron Parking Permit from Thereafter, permit parking is enforced Cosmetology Department 8:30 am- Monday-Friday, 7:00 am–10:00 pm. You RIDESHARE PERMITS 10:00 pm must have a valid permit clearly displayed Rideshare permits are issued by the • Disabled Parking: Must have disabled while parked on Solano Community Student Development Office in Bldg. placard or plates AND Solano College College District property, including the 1400, Room 1425. Vehicles displaying parking permit or daily meter ticket valid rideshare permits may park in the Vacaville Center and the Vallejo Center. • Rideshare: (3 or more passengers, Lots spaces reserved for rideshare participants All other regulations and vehicle code 1 & 2) Special permit required. For more and not in any other lots. If you do not violations are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 information, contact Student Develop - have a rideshare permit, you may not park days a week. ment in Bldg 1400 (across from the in the rideshare spaces. Rideshare vehicles Bookstore), Room 1425 or call (707) Parking for students is provided in clearly must have 3 or more participants who 864-7000 ext 4367. designated areas. Certain parking areas each possess a current Solano student ID are reserved for visitors, for faculty and card (available in the Student Develop - • Visitor Parking: 30 minutes only. If staff who hold permanent parking permits, ment Office). For more information, longer than 30 minutes, purchase daily handicapped persons, and rideshare. call (707) 864-7000 ext. 4367. meter ticket and move vehicle to regular parking lot. No Faculty/Staff or Student FAIRFIELD CAMPUS VISITOR PARKING parking allowed. Student parking is provided in Lots 1, 2, Limited 30-minute visitor parking is avail - • Childcare Parking: 15 minutes only. 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 (across from baseball and able at the Fairfield campus in Lot 1. For dropping off or pickup only. If football stadiums). Visitor parking is located along the white longer than 15 minutes, purchase daily curb line on the north side of the lot. For meter ticket and move vehicle to regular visits longer than 30 minutes, purchase a parking lot. No Faculty/ Staff or Student daily permit and move your vehicle to parking allowed.
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 116 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Travis Air Force Air Base Map
The Travis AFB University Center is located in Building 249 at 530 Hickam Avenue on Travis Air Force Base. To get to the Center, take the Air Base Parkway exit off of I-80 and follow it until it ends at the Travis Main Gate. After obtaining a pass (see instruc - tions), proceed through the Main Gate, staying on the same street. Turn right onto First Avenue, then left on Waldron Street. About half way down the length of the street, turn right into the parking lot. Drive to the back of the lot; you will see the University Center on your right. You may park in any vacant space.
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE GATE PROCEDURE:
Due to security measures at TAFB, all non-military students Vehicle (gate) passes are not transferable to any vehicle other must be registered in a class meeting at Travis to receive a than the one for which the pass was originally issued. Please pass to enter the base. Students already registered for Travis allow approximately one hour for issuance of a gate pass. classes will be able to obtain their base pass at the Visitor Control Center, 615 Airbase Parkway, Fairfield, California, NOTE: Students must have their own transportation. Automo - located on the left hand side before the main gates. biles without military ID, or an authorized semester pass will All registered students will be required to provide the infor - not be admitted on TAFB. For additional informa-tion, please mation listed below: call the SCC Travis office. 1. A current driver's license 2. Valid car registration (this must be the vehicle you plan to If you wish to add a Travis class, you must contact the instruc - drive to class each week) tor to obtain an “Add [Authorization] Code” and enroll in the 3. Valid proof of car insurance course prior to being admitted to the Base. Once enrolled you 4. Proof of your enrollment in a class at Travis (your regis - must contact the Travis office to inform them. tration printout showing your classes). 5. Travis AFB personnel may require other forms of identi - fication as needed. G S N P I A K M Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu R
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The Solano Community College Vacaville Center is located Take I-80 West to the Leisure Town Road exit. Turn right onto north of the City of Vacaville at 2001 North Village Parkway. Vaca Valley Parkway. Continue straight for approximately 1/2 Turn onto North Village Parkway (formerly known as 1990 mile to North Village Parkway and turn right at the stoplight. Akerly Drive), just off of Vaca Valley Parkway. Center infor - Turn right into the parking lot entrance to the Center. Parking mation and driving directions are also available on our at the Vacaville Center is $20 per vehicle. The permit is valid website, please go to: www.solano.edu/campus_sites/ for the Fairfield campus and the Vallejo and Vacaville Centers. vaca_center.html. Daily parking permits are available for $1 from the machine located in the parking lot. Daily permits are valid for the DIRECTIONS FROM FAIRFIELD/VACAVILLE: Vacaville Center only. Take I-80 East to I-505 and drive about 1/2 mile to the Vaca Valley Parkway exit. Turn right at the exit ramp stoplight on to Vaca Valley Parkway and go one block to North Village Parkway. Turn left at the stoplight on to North Village Parkway; the parking lot entrance to the Center is visible on the right side of the street within a distance of 1/2 block. DIRECTIONS FROM DAVIS/DIXON:
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 118 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Vallejo Map
The Solano Community College Vallejo Center is located at PARKING 545 Columbus Parkway. Parking at the Vallejo Center is $20 per vehicle. The permit is valid for the Fairfield campus and the Vallejo and Vacaville DIRECTIONS FROM Centers. FAIRFIELD/VACAVILLE/DAVIS/DIXON Take I-80 toward San Francisco and exit at Columbus Daily parking permits are available for $1 from the machine Parkway. The Solano Community College Vallejo Center is located in the parking lot and are valid for all campus loca - located approximately 1 & 1/2 miles on your right. tions. Parking is enforced 24 hours a day.
DIRECTIONS FROM PLEASANT DIRECTIONS TO HILL/CONCORD/WALNUT CREEK AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN PROGRAM Take 680 North to 780 West. From 780 West take I-80 East Take I-80 West toward San Francisco. Take the exit toward toward Sacramento. Exit at Columbus Parkway. The new Solano Ave/Springs Rd. Turn left onto Solano Ave. Take a Solano Community College Vallejo Center is located slight right onto Georgia St. Arrive at 1301 Georgia St, approximately 1/2 miles on your right. Vallejo, CA 94590. G S N P I A K M Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu R
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Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 119 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. VISTAS
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Solano Community College | SUMMER-FALL 2015 | www.solano.edu 120 360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun. Fairfield Map 4000 Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield, CA 94534, (707) 864-7000
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MAP LEGEND 100 Library/Learning Center 200 Children’s Programs 300 Mathematics & Science 400 Student Services SERVICES-ROOM Admission & Records - 400 Financial Aid - 425 500 Business, Computer Science ASSC & Student Union - 1400 Foundation - 433 600 Administration Assessment Center - 442 Information - 401 700 Liberal Arts Boardroom - 600 800 Health Sciences Instruction Office - 600 Bookstore - 1400 900 Faculty Offices Library - 100 Business & Personnel Office - 600 MESA Program - 434 1000 Horticulture Cafeteria – 1400 Student Health Services -1400 1200 Music/Theatre CalWORKs - 426 Student Services - 400 1300 Fine & Applied Arts CARE Program - 426 Superintendent/President’s Office - 600 1400 Bookstore/Cafeteria/ Career & Employment Services - 403 Theatre - 1200 Student Union Community Services 1500 Engineering/Math & Training/Vistas – 1638 Transfer Center - 402 1600 Cosmetology/Fine Arts Contract Education & Training - 151 Tutoring Center - 437 1700 Athletics/Kinesiology Counseling - 404 Veteran’s Affairs - 429 1800B Campus Police Disability Services Program - 407 Workforce & Economic 1900 Facilities/Warehouse EOPS - 426 Development - 151
Solano Community College is located on Suisun Valley Road, just off Interstate 80, nine miles northeast of Vallejo (take I-80 east), and five miles southwest of Fairfield. Buses serve the campus from Vallejo, Benicia, Fairfield, Vacaville and Dixon. STUDENT ADMISSIONS PROCESS To obtain Priority Registration, New Students must complete: Orientation 1 Assessment 2 Education Plan 3 Priority registration begins April 20th Open registration begins May 7th
1. Orientation/Information Workshops: Visit www.solano.edu for upcoming orientation dates, click on “High School Seniors/ New College Students” banner 2. Assessment: Assessment testing is available various days, evenings and weekends throughout the academic year. Sign up in advance to ensure a spot via www.solano.edu/assessment or 707.864.7118. 3. Education Plan Development: Students will be encouraged to complete a one half unit (.5), 8 hour course offered by the counseling department. This course will cover essential information for students about college, success strategies, scheduling, and ideas about how to choose a major. The major emphasis in this class will be the development of a comprehensive Student Education Plan. Students may contact the counseling department for more information at 707-864-7101.