Columbia College will present its winter concert “Symphony of the Sierra” at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 17th  in the Dogwood Theatre. The wide-ranging repertoire promises to be a performance well worth hearing.  According to orchestra conductor, Mic Harper, “The repertoire provides an eclectic exploration of works from the late 1890’s to 2014. Concert repertoire includes, The Children of Sanchez, South County Sketches, a medley of Duke Ellington’s works, Rimsky-Korsakov’s Procession of the Nobles, Gounod’s Marionetten—Trauermarsch, Christmas Festival by the…

Money matters to all of us! Learn customized budgeting basics, transfer savings planning and how to emotionally navigate financial planning for your future.

Want to find the perfect career; ways to better communicate and create stronger relationships? The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assessment can provide you with insight to assist in each of these areas. Don’t miss your chance, this is the only time this workshop will be offered. Pre-registration is required and enrollment is limited to 12 students. Sign-ups are taken at the Special Pro-grams window.

Red Seat Admission (downstairs seating): $8 General Admission:  $5 Student General Admission (upstairs seating): $2 Season Tickets (seating is first come first serve): $75

Red Seat Admission (downstairs seating): $8 General Admission:  $5 Student General Admission (upstairs seating): $2 Season Tickets (seating is first come first serve): $75

Looking for ways to get involved at Columbia College? Want to make a difference on cam-pus? Come and find out ways you can make a mark.

Red Seat Admission (downstairs seating): $8 General Admission:  $5 Student General Admission (upstairs seating): $2 Season Tickets (seating is first come first serve): $75

Money matters to all of us! Learn customized budgeting basics, transfer savings planning and how to emotionally navigate financial planning for your future.

Red Seat Admission (downstairs seating): $8 General Admission:  $5 Student General Admission (upstairs seating): $2 Season Tickets (seating is first come first serve): $75

Want to find the perfect career; ways to better communicate and cre-ate stronger relationships? The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assessment can provide you with insight to assist in each of these areas. Don’t miss your chance, this is the only time this workshop will be offered. Pre-registration is required and enrollment is limited to 12 students. Sign-ups are taken at the Special Pro-grams window.

Red Seat Admission (downstairs seating): $8 General Admission:  $5 Student General Admission (upstairs seating): $2 Season Tickets (seating is first come first serve): $75

Looking for the perfect career? This assessment will provide you with insight into your interests and how they can lead to employment you will be passionate about. Pre-registration required. Enrollment is limited to 12 students. Sign-up at the Special Programs window.

Thinking about starting your own business? DON’T miss this workshop. Learn the good, the bad and the ugly about starting your own business.

Thinking about starting your own business? DON’T miss this workshop. Learn the good, the bad and the ugly about starting your own business.

Red Seat Admission (downstairs seating): $8 General Admission:  $5 Student General Admission (upstairs seating): $2 Season Tickets (seating is first come first serve): $75

Want to know the most direct path to your future? Vault.com, available to all Columbia College students, provides in-depth intelligence on what it’s like to work within an industry/career and how to position yourself to launch and build the career you want.

Come relax, have a bit to eat, watch short films and chat with your fellow students, staff, faculty and administrators. (Manzanita Conference Room)

Red Seat Admission (downstairs seating): $8 General Admission:  $5 Student General Admission (upstairs seating): $2 Season Tickets (seating is first come first serve): $75

Interested in part-time employment and job training opportunities with a local health care provider? DON’T miss your chance to get more information on opportunities in IT, Business, Customer Service, Human Resources, etc.

Come learn how to most effectively represent yourself on employer applications.

This fundraiser will support child development majors in obtaining their Child Development Permits. In addition to a lovely afternoon tea with scrumptious treats, there will be a silent auction with gift certificates and items from local businesses. Tickets for the Tea Party are available at www.columbiacollegeteaparty.weebly.com.  We hope you will consider attending and supporting our hard working students!  Even if you are unable to attend, we hope you will consider purchasing a ticket (or two) which we can then donate…

Come learn how to most effectively represent yourself on employer applications.

Want to know the most direct path to your future? Vault.com, available to all Columbia College students, provides in-depth intelligence on what it’s like to work within an industry/career and how to position yourself to launch and build the career you want.

Mid-Semester Madness is an opportunity for instructors and students to meet and have an informal study session in the library. There will be tutor-led workshops and light refreshments.

Looking for the perfect career? This assessment will provide you with insight into your interests and how they can lead to employment you will be passionate about. Pre-registration is required and enrollment is limited to 12 students. Sign-ups are taken at the Special Programs window.

Confused by the State of California’s hiring process? Come to the Career Transfer Center to hear tips and techniques of how to navigate the state system, from an expert.

Money matters to all of us! Learn customized budgeting basics, transfer savings planning and how to emotionally navigate financial planning for your future.

Want to apply for a job but don’t know what to put on your resume or how to format it? Come to the Career Transfer Center and get some tips and tricks to create an effective resume.

Want to apply for a job but don’t know what to put on your resume or how to format it? Come get some tips and tricks to create an effective resume.

Intimidated by interviewing? Stop by and learn helpful tips on interview preparation and how to answer common questions.

Stop by the Lakeside Café tent to see if you can pickup interview appropriate clothing for free. Got something you can donate? Please bring it.

Not sure if the clothes you have chosen are appropriate for an interview, come to a workshop which will discuss what IS appropriate. Clothing Swap clothes will be used for this interactive workshop.

Come learn tips on how to stay calm, cool and collected during your job search. (Psst ...tips could work for finals week too!)

The Center for a NonViolent Community and other Community Agencies are partnering with Columbia College to hold a Special Event in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (April)  on campus. Booths, resources, support, information. FREE FOOD, FUN activities and Campus Mental Health and Wellness is sponsoring The Clothesline Project (come color a tshirt!). What’s that?  Come see!  

Please come professionally dressed with several copies of your resume. For more information, contact Career & Job Placement Services at wattsm@yosemite.edu or 209-588-5273 This event is cosponsored by Mother Lode Job Training.

Dr. Santanu Bandyopadhyay will participate in  a community open forum scheduled for April 18, 2018

Dr. James Todd will participate in community open forum scheduled for April 19, 2018.

In honor of the college’s 50th anniversary, 2018-19 Season Tickets are only $50.00 (typically $75.00) and includes admission to a combined total of 20 HOME GAMES at the Oak Pavilion for Volleyball and Basketball. Keeping with that spirit, for the 2018-19 season, all general admission tickets are only $5.00 (Red Seat Section typically $8.00) and will allow you to sit in any section (upstairs or red seat section) on a first come, first serve basis.  

In honor of the college’s 50th anniversary, 2018-19 Season Tickets are only $50.00 (typically $75.00) and includes admission to a combined total of 20 HOME GAMES at the Oak Pavilion for Volleyball and Basketball. Keeping with that spirit, for the 2018-19 season, all general admission tickets are only $5.00 (Red Seat Section typically $8.00) and will allow you to sit in any section (upstairs or red seat section) on a first come, first serve basis.  

In honor of the college’s 50th anniversary, 2018-19 Season Tickets are only $50.00 (typically $75.00) and includes admission to a combined total of 20 HOME GAMES at the Oak Pavilion for Volleyball and Basketball. Keeping with that spirit, for the 2018-19 season, all general admission tickets are only $5.00 (Red Seat Section typically $8.00) and will allow you to sit in any section (upstairs or red seat section) on a first come, first serve basis.  

In honor of the college’s 50th anniversary, 2018-19 Season Tickets are only $50.00 (typically $75.00) and includes admission to a combined total of 20 HOME GAMES at the Oak Pavilion for Volleyball and Basketball. Keeping with that spirit, for the 2018-19 season, all general admission tickets are only $5.00 (Red Seat Section typically $8.00) and will allow you to sit in any section (upstairs or red seat section) on a first come, first serve basis.  

CSUs, UCs, & private university representatives here to answer all your transfer related questions, explain their degree programs, and show off what makes their campus so special. Everyone is welcome!

In honor of the college’s 50th anniversary, 2018-19 Season Tickets are only $50.00 (typically $75.00) and includes admission to a combined total of 20 HOME GAMES at the Oak Pavilion for Volleyball and Basketball. Keeping with that spirit, for the 2018-19 season, all general admission tickets are only $5.00 (Red Seat Section typically $8.00) and will allow you to sit in any section (upstairs or red seat section) on a first come, first serve basis.  

Designed for both new students and transfer ready students: Learn what an ADT is, what classes to take, how to choose a campus, and which deadlines to meet. (application through CalState Apply website will be covered in a separate workshop)

In honor of the college’s 50th anniversary, 2018-19 Season Tickets are only $50.00 (typically $75.00) and includes admission to a combined total of 20 HOME GAMES at the Oak Pavilion for Volleyball and Basketball. Keeping with that spirit, for the 2018-19 season, all general admission tickets are only $5.00 (Red Seat Section typically $8.00) and will allow you to sit in any section (upstairs or red seat section) on a first come, first serve basis.  

In honor of the college’s 50th anniversary, 2018-19 Season Tickets are only $50.00 (typically $75.00) and includes admission to a combined total of 20 HOME GAMES at the Oak Pavilion for Volleyball and Basketball. Keeping with that spirit, for the 2018-19 season, all general admission tickets are only $5.00 (Red Seat Section typically $8.00) and will allow you to sit in any section (upstairs or red seat section) on a first come, first serve basis.  

Walk through the entire online application with hands-on assistance from experts. Deadline #1 (Osher Scholarships) Oct 19th ; Deadline #2 (General Scholarships) Dec 14th

A half-day training program that teaches how to recognize and engage others who might be having thoughts of suicide and to connect them with community resources trained in suicide intervention. The ‘safe’ of  safeTALK  stands for ‘suicide alertness for everyone’. The ‘TALK’ letters stand for the practice actions that one does to help those with thoughts of suicide: Tell, Ask, Listen, and KeepSafe.  SafeTALK stresses safety while challenging taboos that inhibit open talk about suicide.

Being a successful college student, transferring to a university, achieving your dreams…these all come with stressful moments too: a big move, new professors, new friends & new expectations! Be prepared and know yourself well to make achieving your dreams a positive and thrilling experience!

What will it take to get noticed in your UC application? Write a unique and compelling story with clarity, honesty, and your own personal voice. NEW prompts for all UC applications!!! Come find out the NEW secrets to being accepted by the UC of your dreams! Due Nov 30th for Fall 2019 transfer students.

Explore customized tips to budget, save, and make the next step to afford college through maximum financial aid, loans, and internships.