Activities and Events
Shasta College has many events during the course of the school year. The Dean of
Students and Support Program is responsible for events and activities such as the Welcome
Booth, Eighth Graders’ Career Day, Graduation, Welcome Day, Junior Day,
and assists in many other campus events. For more information regarding events,
please call the office.
Student Senate (Associated Student Body)
The Shasta College Student Senate (SCSS) represents the
students as they provide a voice in shared governance, allow student input and
participation in the affairs and activities of Shasta College as provided by the
California State Education Code. SCSS functions for the good of the students in
promoting concerns and policies pertaining to the students and encouraging
student development and leadership.
Campus Welcome Center
The Welcome Center is located in the 2300 Building, room 2308, and is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Its function
is to serve as a centralized area that provides information, answers questions
of a general nature, refers specific questions to the appropriate departments or
centers, and helps those who come to the campus seeking directions
to locations or activities. The Information Center houses the only
official lost and found on the campus.
Campus Lost and Found
The Dean of Students and Support Programs houses the campus lost
and found. All items that are turned in to this operation are tagged,
inventoried, and secured in locked cabinets. If an item has identification with
it, staff will try to contact the owner to let them know their lost item has
been found. Staff or students who have lost items can visit lost and found and
fill out a lost property report to ensure that if their item is found, it will
get back to them as quickly as possible. Items that are turned in to lost and
found are cross-checked against lost reports right away, in an
effort to identify the owner. We need your help to make this operation a
successful one. If items are turned in to your department or center, please make
certain you contact us so arrangements can be made to have these items picked up
or delivered to us.
Residence Halls
Shasta College maintains two on-campus residence halls, one for men and one for
women. Tehama Hall is the
men’s dorm and Trinity Hall is the women’s dorm and they can house 60 residents
each. Expected living standards
are required of students living in the residence halls. The Dean of Students and
Support Programs ensures that these living standards are maintained at all
times and is directly responsible for the smooth operation and supervision of
this on-campus living community. Questions or concerns about Residence Halls
should be directed to the Dean of Students, Dr. Keith Brookshaw at 225-4822.
Student Discipline
The Dean of Students and Support Programs handles all issues relating to
student discipline. Shasta College has an adopted Student Code of Conduct (Board
Policy) that details student rules and regulations. If infractions
to this policy occur, the student is called in for an official documented
hearing, which may result in disciplinary sanctions being taken against the
student.
Student Recruitment
Getting the word out about Shasta College is an important
"first step" in recruiting. An informed student allows that student to
be selective in choosing where they will continue their academic pursuit, and we
want them to choose Shasta College.
Student recruitment goes much further, however, it is how students are
treated when they make their first contact with Shasta College that can
determine, too, whether this is a place they would like to attend or not. The
Dean of Students and Support Programs' office operates a "Welcome Center"
that helps to ensure that students are made to feel welcome and treated
courteously. The goal of the welcome center staff, whether students visit in
person or telephone, is to take the time to listen to their questions
or concerns, to help them or refer them to someone who can help them. This
operation puts together recruitment packets for first time students, arranges
for campus tours, assists in distributing schedules and catalogs to potential
students, and is responsible for the campus lost and found.
When
to Work With Us
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The following should be coordinated through
The Dean of Students and Support Programs:
