The Associated Students of Columbia College (ASCC) student leadership will host an ice cream social to provide an opportunity for students to meet each other and make new friends.

The Associated Students of Columbia College (ASCC) student leadership will host a Club Day to showcase campus clubs and encouraged students to join or start clubs. Refreshments will be served.

According to results from the 2013 Columbia College Health Survey, students are affected and interested in information and skill building in the areas of nutrition and stress management. Please join us at the Wellness Fair for refreshments, nutritious recipes, tea, herbal demos, yoga, tai chi, Eureka! Career Exploration, fun mind expanding games, clay, guided meditations and much more…

The West Side Trail is a widely used and enjoyed local recreation area located approximately one mile northeast from Tuolumne off Buchanan Road. Recently, the Bureau of Land Management spearheaded a project to install interpretative kiosks and new signs along the West Side Trail to enrich the overall experience. Faculty member Kath Christensen and several Columbia College students played a key role in creating and implementing these new kiosks and signs. An exhibit of the project that includes reproductions of…

Over One hundred and fifty singers from Tuolumne and Calaveras Counties will participate in “A Festival of Singing” on Thursday, November 7 at 7:00 P.M. in the Sonora High School auditorium.  The program will be approximately one-and-a-half hours.  Admission is free. Organized by the Columbia College Community Chorus and the Columbia College Music Department, the Festival is a chance for singers in local high school and the college vocal programs to prepare and perform music for and with each other. …

The public is invited to attend a reception to acknowledge and celebrate the West Side Trail signage project and those who were instrumental in bringing it to fruition. Refreshments will be prepared by culinary arts students and admission is free.

The Columbia Jazz Artist Series will continue its 35th season on November 9 and 10 when it hosts returning blues great Barbara Morrison. The 2013-14 season will continue with concerts each month featuring many more guest artists, including pianist/arranger Bob Secor (December), Huey Lewis trumpeter Marvin McFadden (January), Tower of Power trumpeter Mic Gillette (February), and singers Don Shelton and Kenny Washington (March). All Jazz Series concerts are held in the 180 seat Dogwood Forum theater on the Columbia College campus.…

The Columbia Jazz Artist Series will continue its 35th season on November 9 and 10 when it hosts returning blues great Barbara Morrison. The 2013-14 season will continue with concerts each month featuring many more guest artists, including pianist/arranger Bob Secor (December), Huey Lewis trumpeter Marvin McFadden (January), Tower of Power trumpeter Mic Gillette (February), and singers Don Shelton and Kenny Washington (March). All Jazz Series concerts are held in the 180 seat Dogwood Forum theater on the Columbia College campus. Tickets…

Learn what it means to be "financially literate" in today's world. Customize the managing of your budget with TRiO Director, Anneka Rogers Whitmer. All students are welcome! Bring a friend! Sponsored by Columbia College Special Programs.

Campus Health Services will discuss how to enjoy the holidays by avoiding stress, overeating and strong drink. All students are welcome! Bring a friend! Sponsored by Columbia College Special Programs.

Topic: Environmental/Adventure Cost: Students –FREE; Adults 8$ online prepay http://us4.forward-to-friend1.com/forward/show?u=600a14678c789dca546bedd3f&id=d4eadabd66, 10$ at door

Finals are just around the corner...are you prepared? TRiO student Kim Morris will discuss ways to make sure you are focused, effective, and motivated for the finals week! All students are welcome--bring a friend. Sponsored by Columbia College Special Programs.

Take a look back on your semester. Examine the good and the bad, then learn how to learn from past achievements and mistakes. College Counselor Jill Olsen will present. All students welcome--bring a friend! Sponsored by Columbia College Special Programs.

Columbia College and Modesto Junior College students register you team(s) NOW! for a DodgeBall Tournament at Columbia College. Teams of 6-10 people may be registered at $10 per team. Awards will go to the top 3 teams. Sponsored by the Associated Students of Columbia College (ASCC), contact Brett Taylor at asccactivities@student.yosemite.edu to register your team and for more information.

Marnie Shively, Financial Aid Director, will explain how to maximize your financial aid funding, avoid the SAP pitfalls, and provide good tips on maintaining your Pell eligibility so you can achieve your educational goals. All students welcome--bring a friend! Sponsored by Columbia College Special Programs.

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

The Forestry and Natural Resources Club has worked hard this semester to organize a Christmas (or Solstice) tree sale at Carkeet Park on December 5th and 6th with a second sale on the 10th and 11th. Please consider purchasing your holiday tree from a sustainable sourced learning opportunity that is also good for the forest!  These trees come from a fuels reduction project to help prevent future catastrophic fires in our area.  Any size for $25! Proceeds will go toward other…

The Associated Students of Columbia College (ASCC) and the Library are teaming up once again to host Finals Cram Night. Much more than a study session, the evening provides an opportunity to connect with instructors and other students. Refreshments will be provided.

The Columbia Jazz Artist Series will continue its 35th season on December 8 when it hosts Bob Secor at the performance of It’s a Big Band Christmas. The 2013-14 season will continue with concerts each month featuring many more guest artists, Huey Lewis trumpeter Marvin McFadden (January), Tower of Power trumpeter Mic Gillette (February), and singers Don Shelton and Kenny Washington (March). All Jazz Series concerts are held in the 180 seat Dogwood Forum theater on the Columbia College campus.…

The Forestry and Natural Resources Club has worked hard this semester to organize a Christmas (or Solstice) tree sale at Carkeet Park on December 5th and 6th with a second sale on the 10th and 11th. Please consider purchasing your holiday tree from a sustainable sourced learning opportunity that is also good for the forest!  These trees come from a fuels reduction project to help prevent future catastrophic fires in our area.  Any size for $25! Proceeds will go toward other responsible…

Columbia College’s Symphony of the Sierra boasts several new faces amidst the familiar ones, and conductor, Mic Harper, feels confident about the upcoming free concert in Dogwood at Columbia College, at 3 p.m. on Saturday, December 14th. “This season has held many pleasant surprises for me,” reports Harper, “and, the best of these has been the ongoing musical growth of the orchestra in combination with the influx of new musicians.” The startling thing has been how young these new members…

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

A concert to benefit the Sonora High School Jazz Band will be held on Friday, January 17 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sonora High School Auditorium. The concert will feature the Columbia Big Band under the direction of Professor Rod Harris. Special guests include Kerry Tweedy - vocalist, Krista White - piano, and Mario Flores - congas. The event will also feature several Sonora High Jazz alumni such as Jim Anderson, Dan Ray, Josh Lewicki, Danielle DeBartolomeo, Ryan Murphy, and Brooke…

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

Season Tickets: $60 (Red Seats) Includes all 8 home games (Not valid for high school tournaments or post season) Single Game: Red Seats - $8 (All Ages) Upstairs - Adult $5, Student (K-College), $2

The Columbia College Financial Aid Office invites the community to a free financial aid workshop on Saturday, March 1, 2014 between 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. in the Buckeye Building on the Columbia College campus.  No appointment necessary.  Financial Aid professionals will be available to answer questions and provide one-on-one assistance to complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application online.  Undocumented students are welcome and will receive assistance completing the Dream Act Application. Both applications…

The public is invited to a FREE community event to learn about the long-term issues involved in Tuolumne and Calaveras County water when the Columbia College Foundation kicks off a new community lecture series. “Focus on Foothill Water: Beyond the Drought,” a two-hour evening program at the Sonora High School Auditorium, will be moderated by Columbia College Natural Resources Professor Dr. Tom Hofstra, and features leading experts representing a range of interests including local water districts, agriculture, the environment and…

Take the charm of a historic gold rush town, add ample food and wine, and you’ve got one extraordinary Sunday afternoon. With more than 60 participating wineries and several local restaurants serving up exquisite hors d’oeuvres, the Columbia Wine Tasting is a verifiable wine and food lover’s paradise. Hosted by the Columbia College Foundation, this year’s wine tasting, the 38th Annual, will be held on Sunday, April 13 from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Call 209.588-5089 or 209.588.5135 for info. http://winetasting.events.gocolumbia.edu/

Featuring our college big band with the Mario Flores Latin jazz band--all the usual fun, plus Mambo, Samba, Tango and Salsa! $15 reserved seating tickets available at the College Manzanita Bookstore

The Columbia College Foundation will host the annual Columbia College Scholarship and Awards Celebration from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 24 in the Dogwood Forum. Recipients and Donors will be honored at the event. The program includes musical performances, remarks from outstanding students and scholarship donors, and a closing reception with refreshments prepared by the Columbia College Culinary Arts Program. Students, faculty, staff and the public are encouraged to attend.

The Associated Students of Columbia College (ASCC) and the Library are teaming up once again to host Finals Cram Night. Much more than a study session, the evening provides an opportunity to connect with instructors and tutors for last minute questions and help. Refreshments will be provided.

Columbia College’s Fire Academy Graduation will be held on Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. in the Dogwood Forum.  The Fire Academy is one of the college’s signature CTE programs, providing strong job opportunities and critical community service to our service area. Successful Cadets will be honored during the ceremony, and all Trustees are invited to attend.

Columbia College’s 45th Commencement will be held on Friday, May 2nd at 6:30 p.m. in the Oak Pavilion. A reception will be held immediately following the ceremony in Carkeet Park next to the Pavilion for graduates, their families, friends and guests.  For more information visit http://www.gocolumbia.edu/graduation/.

Join us for one of the weekly matriculation sessions that have been scheduled through the end of July.  Sessions offer assessment testing, orientation and an opportunity to create an abbreviated education plan. All sessions begin at 9:00 a.m. Please sign-up in advance by calling the Counseling Office at (209) 588-5109.

Join us for one of the weekly matriculation sessions that have been scheduled through the end of July. Sessions offer assessment testing, orientation and an opportunity to create an abbreviated education plan.  No appointment is necessary on this date. Assessment Testing scheduled 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Orientation and Education Plan Sessions scheduled 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Join us for one of the weekly matriculation sessions that have been scheduled through the end of July. Sessions offer assessment testing, orientation and an opportunity to create an abbreviated education plan. All sessions begin at 9:00 a.m. Please sign-up in advance by calling the Counseling Office at (209) 588-5109.

Join us for one of the weekly matriculation sessions that have been scheduled through the end of July. Sessions offer assessment testing, orientation and an opportunity to create an abbreviated education plan. All sessions begin at 9:00 a.m. Please sign-up in advance by calling the Counseling Office at (209) 588-5109.

This popular event makes the enrollment process convenient by offering everything a student needs to register for classes available all in one day--assessment, orientation and advisement...pay fees, buy books...learn about financial aid, campus life, and more. No appointment is necessary.  This all-day event begins at 9:00 a.m. with the last assessment test seating at 2:00 p.m. Call the Counseling Office for more information at (209) 588-5109.

The public is invited to learn about cooperative restoration efforts underway one year after the devastating Rim Fire on Thursday, October 16, when the Columbia College Foundation hosts the next installment of its community lecture series. “Looking Forward: Rim Fire Recovery,” a two-hour evening program at the Sonora High School Auditorium, will be moderated by Columbia College Natural Resources professor Dr. Tom Hofstra, and features leading experts from the timber, ranching, environmental groups and public agencies for wildlife and land…

The Associated Students of Columbia College (ASCC) and the Library are teaming up once again to host Finals Cram Night.  Much more than a study session, the evening provides an opportunity to connect with instructors and tutors for last minute questions and help.  Refreshments will be provided.