Project 22 was a 22-day, 6,500 mile motorcycle awareness campaign from San Francisco to New York City to raise awareness of the high rate of suicides within the veteran community.
Raise awareness about the incidence and impact of suicide, connect with mental health resources, and inspire action for suicide prevention.
Students can participate in canvas painting, tie-dying (bring your own apparel to be decorated), self-care journals, and sign and hope flag decorating to raise awareness about the incidence and impact of suicide.
Mental health resources will be outlined for those in need of suicide prevention services.
Co-sponsored by JCC's campus life program and the Community Alliance for Suicide Prevention.
The program allows students, faculty, and staff to honor those who lost their lives during the terror attacks in 2001.
In honor of International Overdose Awareness Day, the campus life program hosts a resource fair providing a variety of information.
The event also incorporates the Clothesline Project and Where is Home Project.
Recognize the signs of overdose and learn about community resources. Every voice counts in fighting stigma, remembering those who have been lost to overdose, and ultimately in helping to bring about meaningful change.
JCC students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend the annual Welcome Back Picnic and Student Involvement Fair!
The rain location is the Student Union. Student clubs and organizations will be recruiting new members! If you have a special interest and a club doesn't exist for it, all it takes is five students and a faculty or staff advisor to start a new club.
The picnic is sponsored by the campus life program.
Students can experience the thrill of seeing the campus...from above.
Griot B and DJ Leo bring a concert unlike any ever heard. Griot B will rock the mic while engaging the campus with questions and providing context for each song.
Tethered hot air balloon rides allow four students to board as a group.
Sponsored by the campus life program.
Learn about JCC's affordability, 50+ academic programs, and internship and study abroad programs. Interact with student ambassadors, faculty, and staff. Attend informative college prep presentations.
Learn about JCC's affordability, 50+ academic programs, and internship and study abroad programs. Interact with student ambassadors, faculty, and staff. Attend informative college prep presentations.
Journalists and writers around the world are persecuted, jailed, and executed for something Americans take for granted: a free press.
Join others at the Hultquist Library to recognize endangered writers during National Banned Books Week.
Join in the fun with mprovisational comedy games and a series of comedy challenges!
Sponsored by the Black Student Union.