Student nurses are available to assess your vital signs and give you feedback. Come and discuss health concerns you may have or review medications you are currently taken. They are able to direct you to appropriate resources if need be. See us at the front entrance to Building 10.
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Student nurses provide free mini health assessments, checking vital signs, discussing concerns, reviewing medications, and referring to resources at CSM College Center Building 10.
Student nurses provide free mini health assessments, checking vital signs, discussing concerns, reviewing medications, and referring to resources at CSM College Center Building 10.
Virtual meeting with a Sacramento State transfer representative to discuss College of San Mateo transfer requirements and admissions information.
Online Transfer To Success webinar series by UC Berkeley offers guidance on majors, transfer requirements, applications, financial aid, résumé building, research opportunities, and student experiences.
Arts & Crafts wellness hour at Skyline College Library offers new crafts, a tech detox, and a chance to unwind and recharge for students, staff, and faculty.
Hands‑on workshops in CSM’s Makerspace create ofrenda components for display at the campus Día de Muertos celebration and to take home.
Genealogy reference assistance available on the Main Library’s second floor; drop in or email librarian@smcgs.org to schedule a session.
Discuss Charmaine Wilkerson’s Good Dirt via Zoom, organized by San Mateo Main Library; email tlaine@cityofsanmateo.org for the link, ages 55+.
Women's Circle (CSM Health & Wellness Building 5, Room 339) — Movement, expressive arts, poetry, storytelling, and ritual guide women through shared reflection and creative connection.
Academic Senate meeting (CSM North Hall Building 18, Room 206, San Mateo) — Faculty, staff, and students discuss curriculum and academic standards; public attendance allowed.
