Our Mission

The Office of Student Life assumes a leadership role in creating a campus environment that integrates the learning experience that complements the academic curriculum. We provide programs and services to enhance students' ability to learn and develop the life skills necessary to become productive and caring members of our global society.

Student participation in the design and implementation of campus wide programs provides opportunities to develop and enhance characteristics of leadership, interpersonal skills, and personal growth. The office provides structured activities, programs, services, resources and facilities to accomplish this mission.

Office of Student Life

Lois Carson Campus Center (CC), Room 128
Hours of Operation
Spring Hours: 
Monday to Thursday 8:00am-5:00pm
Friday  8:00am-4:30pm, 8:00am-2:30pm (starting Feb. 9)
Fall Closures:
September 4 (Labor Day)
November 10 (Veterans Day)
November 20-22 (Thanksgiving Break)
December 23-January 1 (Winter Break)

Spring Closures:
January 15 (MLK Day)
February 12 (Lincoln's Bday)
Febuary 19 (Washington's Bday)
May 21 (Commencement Ceremony)
May 27 (Memorial Day)

The Office of Student Life supports the work of the Associated Student Government (ASG), the Inter-Club Council (ICC), and individual clubs by facilitating leadership development, activities planning, the purchasing process, supervising budgets, and approving the use of facilities and the posting of announcements. 

We coordinate and/or support various campus events including Welcome Week, Wolverine Day, and Commencement. The Office of Student Life is also responsible for the production of Student ID Cards, which can be used to access campus services and as a bus pass for the local Omnitrans. We also oversee the 
Valley 360° Resource Center, or food pantry on campus.

If you already have an ID card, you do not need a replacement. ID cards do not expire and are valid during your time as a student at SBVC.

Student ID cards can be requested in-person during our hours or via online form. Registered students can complete the form to request a first time ID card or replacement ID card: https://valleycollege.edu/request-student-id

Only students who are registered for the current semester will be given an ID card.

ID cards can be used on the Omnitrans Go Smart Program for each semester enrolled (fall, spring, and summer). It will not be active for the bus if students are no longer enrolled and/or drop all their classes. We recommend getting your ID card in-person if you will be using it for the bus.

Dr. Raymond Carlos, Dean of Student Engagement and Wellness

Maritza Portillo, Administrative Assistant III

LaCretia Smith, Basic Needs Coordinator

Marie Maghuyop, Student Engagement Specialist

 

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