Santa Rosa Junior College

The mission of PASSS is to promote and support the success of student athletes by promoting student athlete's learning, health and participation.

In 2012, SRJC was awarded "practical compensation compensation theory" from the American university association. This grant aims to identify the needs of academic success and participation in learning, participation of citizens, student athletes at St. Rosa Junior College for mental and physical health, and to develop intensive support programs We funded interdisciplinary collaborative workshops. We have identified these needs. The workshop was a huge success and the participants promised to continue working together to achieve the goals set in the workshop. The model of the workshop was announced by SRJC lecturer at the 2013 International Social Sports Congress in Chicago.

The ongoing success of the PASSS advisory group depends on cross-cutting approaches of teachers, staff, managerial staff, and student athletes. PASS participants represent the following areas.

Improve faculty staff and staff's understanding of best practices to promote academic success of student athletes (eg PDA date demonstration)

Increase the utilization rate of student athletes of the Ministry of Disabled Resources (DRD) and increase the ratio of disability incidence to DRD participation rate

Support comprehensive student athlete training program and start implementation in the summer of 2014

The submitted PDA proposal is entitled "Taking out of students" to "athletes". We support SRJC students' unique needs and strengths.

Support and cooperation of soccer coach, implementation of pilot program with football team, use of calendar, time management and learning strategy seminar, weekly laboratory, use of educational services

SRJC tutorial service flyer integration started, developed it and spread it to 2013/14 student athlete

The NRP of Art Hsieh, Massachusetts, teaches emergency medical programs at the Santa Rosa Junior College Public Security Training Center in northern California. As an EMS provider, Art has served as a private, third-party, fire EMS line doctor, supervisor, chief executive since 1982. He taught elementary and EMS continuing education courses. Art is a textbook writer who is the author of "EMT Exam" issued at conferences throughout the country and continues to provide direct patient care on a regular basis. Art is a member of the EMS 1 Editorial Advisory Committee. Please contact Art at Art.Hsieh@ems1.com and contact him via Facebook or Twitter.

For drama, music, etc., please check Ludwig Bank Art Center and St. Rosa Junior College Theater Arts Course. On the calendar of Luther Burbank Art Center, Boz Scaggs will be on August 1, Gipsy Kings on September 7, Steve Winwood on September 11 are scheduled. Every year, local people are looking forward to the drama of Santa Rosa Junior College. For future work it will not happen here, a small mermaid and into the forest. If you like wildlife, be sure to check Safari West - "African adventure in the center of California Wine Country". Do not forget to visit the Charles M. Schulz Museum if you are a fan of the Peanut Manga Zone. If you want to purchase local arts and crafts, you need to stay at the Made Local Marketplace. Located in the heart of Santa Rosa, this unique shop offers handmade products from more than 600 local artists, manufacturers, manufacturers and manufacturers.

The original C2C program is located in Alameda College, North Orange County Community, Sacramento City College, San Diego Community College District, Santa Rosa Junior College. Matching funds are not necessary. As stated in the contract between DOR and the university, these courses offer rehabilitation services and support services for people with disabilities, which are offered by the university. Supplementary VR services offered through the University's C2C program include: centralized guidance / suggestions, educational guidance, professional experience, professionals to match the student's PSE experience with their professional interests Development and deployment services. They also provide program coordination and orientation, including between universities and between DOR and community based DD services. Four of the five initial plans also provided special guidance