Cañada College News: What's Happening at Cañada: Week of January 30, 2023

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

What's Happening at Cañada: Week of January 30, 2023

Week of January 30, 2023

Spring 2023 Registration is Open and it's FREE!

Registration is open to all students for the Spring 2023 Semester. You can view the schedule of courses now on WebSchedule and register for courses on WebSMART. The Spring 2023 Semester is free, and Cañada will waive enrollment fees for students who reside in San Mateo County. Some exceptions apply; see our Free College FAQ for more information.

Add a Late Start Class to Your Schedule!

Cañada also offers many late-start classes that are open for registration. Check out Late-Start Classes on WebSchedule to see what late-start classes are available.

College Mural – Invitation for Feedback

The full draft design of Cañada College’s first mural is ready for your fresh review and the campus community is invited and welcome to provide your feedback on the draft design. Please follow the embedded hyperlink for more details about our mural, including background on the design, context to how the design came together, and a specific invitation for your feedback. This community input form is open until Thursday, February 9, at 11:59 p.m.

Campus Shuttle

The Cañada College shuttle will run direct service Monday-Friday to/from Cañada and East Palo Alto through May 26, 2023. Visit canadacollege.edu/shuttle for the latest schedule updates.

Recruitment Weekdays at Cañada

The Career Center has weekly visits by employers who are hiring. Most of these visits are on campus in The Grove (cafeteria), but some are also virtual. To see a list of employers and when they will be having their sessions, visit https://canadacollege.edu/careercenter/events.php. If you are interested in speaking with any or all of the employers either come to The Grove during their scheduled time or, if they are virtual, click on the Zoom link the day and time of their event and join their room. Remember, you don't have to be looking for work to speak with them, they are more than happy to answer questions about their business.

Masking Requirement

San Mateo County’s current Community Level is LOW, and face masks are strongly recommended, but not required indoors at any SMCCCD facility except for those designated as a healthcare facility. Masks are located at various locations throughout all buildings. As the San Mateo County Community Level changes, updated information will be provided to students, employees, and visitors. To track San Mateo County’s COVID Community Level, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website.