City College of San Francisco. Catalog

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1 City College of San Francisco Catalog

2 Chartering agency City College of San Francisco was chartered by the Board of Education, State of California, on April 17, Accrediting agency City College of San Francisco is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, 10 Commercial Boulevard, Suite 204, Novato, CA 94949, , an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation and U.S. Department of Education. Mailing Address & MAIN TELEPHONE NUMBER 50 Phelan Avenue, San Francisco, CA (415) CCSF internet Address CCSF ONLINE CATALOG Address Acknowledgements This catalog is published by the the Office of the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, with special thanks to Editor, Nino Kikilashvili. All information in this catalog is subject to change without prior notice. Information is as of February 20, Please consult other official campus publications as well as the online catalog for updates. Photographers: Joyce Benna, Monica Davey Melissa Aries Dividers: Nino Kikilashvili, Eriberto Nacion ii

3 Our Vision City College of San Francisco values and fosters superior levels of educational participation and academic success among all students. Reaching out to and including all populations, we strive to provide an affordable and unparalleled learning experience in a supportive and caring environment that leads students to successfully complete their goals. A Teaching and Learning Community Our principal distinction will be the high quality of instruction. The educational experience will feature successful learning in areas as varied as basic skills, academic courses, advanced honors, career and technical courses, retooling of job skills, and preparation for transfer to other educational institutions. Learning opportunities will extend to a broad array of courses and programs to offer any student a pathway to educational and career success. An Inclusive Community We will continue to reach out to all people, especially to those communities that encounter barriers to education; develop sustainable campuses and sites to better serve students and neighborhoods; diversify and improve programs and services for the benefit of the community; build partnerships with public, private, and community-based agencies to better respond to educational, economic, environmental, and societal needs; foster the participation of our students and employees in community life; and welcome students from around the world. Committed to lifelong educational opportunities for all, we will exchange expertise and innovation with colleagues in the state, the nation and the world. A Diverse and Community In our community, respect and trust are common virtues, and all people are enriched by diversity and multicultural understanding. We will maintain a supportive, positive, and productive working environment for our diverse faculty and staff, as well as a responsive environment in which student needs are met in a friendly, timely, and caring manner. Mission Statement Consistent with our Vision, City College of San Francisco provides educational programs and services that promote successful learning and student achievement to meet the needs of our diverse community: Our primary mission is to provide programs and services leading to Transfer to baccalaureate institutions; Achievement of Associate Degrees in Arts and Sciences; Acquisition of certificates and career skills needed for success in the workplace; Basic Skills, including learning English as a Second Language and Transitional Studies. In addition, the college offers other programs and services consistent with our primary mission, only as resources allow and whenever possible in collaboration with partnering agencies and community-based organizations. City College of San Francisco belongs to the community and continually strives to provide an accessible, affordable, and high quality education to all its students. The College is committed to providing an array of academic and student development services that support students success in attaining their academic, cultural, and civic achievements. To enhance student success and close equity achievement gaps, the college identifies and regularly assesses student learning outcomes to improve institutional effectiveness. As a part of its commitment to serve as a sustainable community resource, our CCSF mission statement drives institutional planning, decision making and resource allocation. III

4 Table of Contents Catalog Volume 79 Accreditation, Contact Information, Acknowledgements...ii Vision and Mission Statement...iii Selected Information and Assistance... v City College of San Francisco Board of Trustees...vi Message from the Board President and Chancellor...vii A Student s Right to Privacy...viii Student Right to Know...viii Access to Public Records and Information...ix Injury & Illness Prevention Program / Workplace Security...ix Scenes from City College... x-xi Administrative Staff...xii Principal Locations Map...xiii Equal Opportunity Statement... xiv-xv Ocean Campus Map...xvi Overview of the College... 1 Calendar of Instruction... 9 Admission to the College...13 General Information...21 Student Financial Resources...29 Learning Resources and Student Services...33 Associate Degree Graduation Requirements...45 Transfer Information...55 Programs and Courses...65 College Rules and Regulations Academic Policies and Procedures Faculty and Administration Index iv

5 Selected information and assistance - All telephone numbers area code 415 General Information Web address... Adding & Dropping Classes Smith Hall, Room Admissions & Records (Credit) Conlan Hall, Room Admissions & Records (Noncredit) Smith Hall African-American Scholastic Programs Rosenberg Asian/Pacific American Student Success Program (APASS) Batmale Hall, Room Associate Dean of Student Advocacy, Rights & Responsibilities, Multi-Use Building, Room Associated Students (Ocean Campus) Student Union, Room Bookstore (Textbooks) Conlan Hall, Room Bookstore Annex (Supplies, Computers, Clothing) 11 Phelan Ave CalWORKS Bungalow Career Counseling Multi-Use Building, Room Child Care Orfalea Family Center at Ocean Campus College Development Science Computer Labs: Academic and Writing Lab Rosenberg Library, Room Business Department Computer Lab Cloud Hall, Room Instructional No. 1 Batmale Hall, Room Word Processing Room Rosenberg Library, Room Continuing Education Fort Mason Art Center General Counseling Multi-Use Building, Room International Student Counseling Multi-Use Building, Room New Students Counseling Conlan Hall Transfer Center Science Disabled Student Programs & Services (DSPS) Rosenberg Library, Room 323 (VTDD ) English Eligibility Batmale Hall, Room Extended Opportunity Programs & Services EOPS Center Family Resource Center Student Union, Upper Level Financial Aid, Fee Waiver, Student Loans Cloud Hall, Room Intensive English Program for International Students Cloud Hall, Room Graduation Petition & Transfer Credit Evaluation Conlan Hall, Room Grants and Resource Development Cloud Hall, Room HIV/STI Prevention Studies Multi-Use Building, Room Honors Program Creative Arts Room International Student Admissions Cloud Hall, Room Language Center Rosenberg Library, Room Latino Services Center Cloud Hall Learning Assistance Center Rosenberg Library, Room Library & Learning Resource Center (Louise & Claude Rosenberg, Jr.) Lost and Found Cloud Hall, Room Marketing and Public Information Science Hall, Room Matriculation Services Conlan Hall, Room Media Center Rosenberg Library, Room Older Adults Department Bungalow Online & Telecourse Office Batmale Hall, Room Outreach and Recrutment Services Multi-Use Building, Room Parking Information & Enforcement Cloud Hall, Room Parking, Student Permits Conlan Hall, Room Police/Public Safety Cloud Hall, Room Prerequisite Information Desk Conlan Hall, Room Registration Center/Fee Payment Smith Hall, Room Residency Requirements Conlan Hall, Room Resident Fees, Foreign Student & Non-Resident Tuition Smith Hall, Room Room Usage, Facilities Rental Central Shop Facility Scholarship Information Multi-Use Building, Room Student Account Services Bungalow Student Accounting Conlan Hall, Room Student Activities Student Union, Room Student Health Services Health Center Study Abroad Program Cloud Hall, Room Testing & Assessment Conlan Hall, Room Transcripts Conlan Hall, Room Transfer Center Science Hall, Room TULAY Program (Filipino American Student Succes Program) Cloud Hall, Room Veteran s Educational Benefits Office Cloud Hall, Room Women s Resource Center Smith Hall, Room Working Adults Degree Program Mission Center, 1125 Valencia Southeast Center, 1800 Oakdale v

6 board of trustees John Rizzo, President Dr. Anita Grier, Vice President Dr. Natalie Berg Chris Jackson Rafael Mandelman Steve Ngo Lawrence Wong, Esq. Shanell Williams, Student Trustee Dr. Robert Agrella, Special Trustee Dr. Thelma Scott-Skillman, Interim Chancellor vi

7 message FROM THE board president On behalf of the Board of Trustees, welcome to City College of San Francisco. Within this catalog you will find an astonishing array of classes and courses for almost any area of study. City College offers something for everyone, whether you are striving for a degree or certificate, training for a technical career, learning English as a Second Language, brushing up on old skills or adding new ones. In addition to the classes listed in this catalog, City College offers a large array of beneficial resources. These include intercollegiate athletics and student clubs, financial aid, and the specialized support services and counselors that help students achieve their goals. The City College web site is a good starting place to explore these resources. I hope that you will become a part of the outstanding educational experience that City College provides, and wish you much success in pursuing your dreams through education. Sincerely, John Rizzo President, Board of Trustees Message from the Chancellor Welcome to City College of San Francisco! Congratulations on selecting City College as your pathway to success. City College has provided access and opportunity to nearly 85,000 students annually in recent years. It has been inspiring to witness the multitude of diverse people who have been able to fulfill and advance their education and skills, gaining further access to higher education and finding meaningful employment. I encourage you to take advantage of our course offerings and student support services to reach your educational goals. While the College meets its accreditation obligations, CCSF continues to provide a critical resource for higher education and career training. Rest assured that at City College you will receive a truly multi-faceted education with excellent faculty and student services. Wishing you the best in your educational pursuits! Sincerely, Thelma Scott-Skillman, Ed.D. Interim Chancellor vii

8 a student s right to privacy Occasionally, City College of San Francisco receives requests from various entities or private persons seeking directory information on our students. These entities can be public, private or governmental in origin, e.g., private scholarship search companies, public and private colleges and universities, U.S. Military (Department of Defense and others). Directory Information is defined as information contained in an educational record of a student which would not generally be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed. It includes, but is not limited to the student s name, address, telephone listing, date and any place of birth, level of education, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, and the most recent previous educational agency or institution attended. Directory information may be released at the discretion of the college; however, under Federal and State law, a student has the right to ask that City College of San Francisco withhold directory information about him/her. Once the request is made, directory information will be withheld from all entities. The college assumes no liability for honoring a student s request that such information be withheld. Students who believe that directory information (that includes courses of study such as Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, and Transgender and Studies, Ethnic Studies, etc.) may identify their race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or otherwise subject them to discriminatory treatment, should be aware they have the option of not having any confidential information released to any group, agency or organization. A request by a student to withhold directory information must be directed to the Dean of Admissions and Records in writing. This formal request must be made within the first two (2) weeks of the beginning of the academic year. Students who enroll other than in the beginning of the academic year (fall semester) must submit their request within the first two (2) weeks of the onset of his/her enrollment. This request must be signed and dated by the student. Students may also come to the Office of Admissions and Records and complete a Request to Withhold Directory Form. For further information, please contact Admissions and Records, Conlan Hall, Room E-107, telephone (415) Campus Security Act of 1990 (clery act) Information regarding CCSF s Public Safety Data Student/ Employee Right to Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 is available online at Public_Safety/. Limited printed copies are available at all District campuses. Educational Code Section Compliance Compliance with Education Code Section 66500, information regarding the obligation of male students to comply with the federal Military Selective Service Act, please fill out FAFSA Application #22. Additionally, Selective Services registration card will be available in the Office of Admissions and Records at the Ocean Campus. STUDENT RIGHT-TO-KNOW In accordance with federal law, City College of San Francisco is required to publish annually its Student Right-To-Know (SRTK) transfer preparation/graduation/ completion and other transfers rates. These rates are determined by the California Community College Chancellor s Office and are based on a limited cohort of students. The rates are derived by tracking a Fall cohort of students over three years and dividing the number of students who successfully become transfer prepared/ graduate/complete or actually transfer by the number in the initial cohort. This information is updated annually and is available online at html viii

9 ACCESS TO PUBLIC RE- CORDS AND INFORMATION City College of San Francisco maintains a website ( edu) that provides the public with a tremendous amount of information regarding the structure and operation of the College. If you are interested in the activities of the Board of Trustees (e.g., where and when meetings are held or personal biographies of board members) this information may be accessed through this web site. In addition, board agendas are available to the public through this web site under the Department of Finance and Administration. In order to keep the public informed, all Board of Trustees meetings are televised on Educational Cable Channel 27 which is maintained by the District. Procedures for accessing public records held by City College of San Francisco may be reviewed on the College s website at www. ccsf.edu. For those interested in accessing public records, please contact Office of the General Counsel, at (415) The designated Custodian of Public Records is Peter Goldstein, Vice Chancellor of Administration and Finance, who may be reached at (415) Information regarding the District s Strategic Plan, Educational Master Plan, and the Accreditation Self-Study Report (2006) are also available on this web site. These documents are found under the Research, Planning and Grants and provide a detailed overview of institutional activities that have occurred and are planned for the future. The Operational Budget for the College is found under the Office of the Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration. District procurement procedures are found on this web site under the Purchasing Department. If you are interested in doing business with the District, please send a letter of introduction along with a line card or catalog to Purchasing, 33 Gough St. San Francisco, CA If you are a small or local business certified by the City/ County of San Francisco s Human Rights Commission or with the State of California please indicate this status in your communication. INJURY AND ILLNESS PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR WORKPLACE SECU- RITY The San Francisco Community College District will make every reasonable effort to provide a safe and healthful working environment for all employees as required by federal, state or local laws, and a safe and healthful environment for students and visitors. For those desiring to know more about the district s Injury and Illness Prevention Program, please access for more information. ix

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11 Scenes from City College Discover your passion. Make a new friend. Chase your dreams. Achieve your goals. Becoming a Ram means joining a vibrant, diverse community of people who love to learn, love to teach, and form a network that lasts long after you leave these halls for bigger adventures. Join us. Your future is bright! XI xi

12 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Dr. Thelma Scott-Skillman Interim Chancellor Dr. Nicholas Akinkuoye Associate Vice Chancellor of Instruction-School Deans Dr. Kathleen Alioto Dean, College Development André Barnes Chief of Police Leilani Battiste ADA Compliance and Affirmative Action Officer Jorge Bell Dean, Financial Aid Services and Scholarship John Bilmont Associate Vice Chancellor/Chief Financial Officer Douglas Eugene Bish Dean, School of Visual and Performing Arts, Journalism and Speech Tom Boegel Associate Vice Chancellor of Instruction - Enrollment Management and Instructional Support Services Michael Branca Interim Dean, Employee Relations Torrance Bynum Dean, Evans and Southeast Centers Chuen-Rong Chan Director of Research Sunny Clark Associate Dean, Student Health Services Kristin Hershbell Charles Dean, Grants and Resource Development Kit Dai Associate Dean, Contract Education/ Continuing Education Raymond Gamba Dean, School of Behavioral Sciences, Social Sciences and Multicultural Studies Peter Goldstein Vice Chancellor, Finance and Administration Terrance Hall Dean, School of Health, Physical Education and Social Services Lidia Jenkins Associate Dean, Matriculation and Enrollment Services Jefrey Lamb Dean, School of English and Foreign Languages MaryLou Leyba-Frank Dean, Admisions, Records and Outeach Monica Liu Associate Dean, Admissions and Records Joanne Low Interim Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs Geisce Ly Dean, Downtown Center Gohar Momjian Executive Assistant to the Chancellor Dr. Alice Murillo Dean, John Adams and Civic Centers Samuel Santos Associate Dean, Student Activities Darlene Spoor Associate Vice Chancellor of Instruction-Workforce and Economic Development and Education Centers Steven Spurling Assistant Director, Institutional Research Clara Starr Dean, Human Resources Dr. Minh-Hoa Ta Dean, Chinatown/North Beach Center David Yee Dean, School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) xii

13 CCSF Principal locations City College of San Francisco (CCSF) offers classes at Ocean Campus and 8 other center locations and more than 100 other instructional sites throughout San Francisco. CCSF Campus locations are: A. Ocean Campus, 50 Phelan Ave. B. Civic Center, 750 Eddy St. C. Chinatown/North Beach Center, 808 Kearny St. D. Downtown Center, 88 Fourth St. E. Ft. Mason Center, Bldg. B, Buchanan & Marina Blvd. F. John Adams Center, 1860 Hayes St. G. Evans Center, 1400 Evans Ave. H. Mission Center, 1125 Valencia St. I. Southeast Center, 1800 Oakdale Ave. J. Adult Learning and Tutorial Center, 31 Gough St. K. Airport Site, Bldg. 928, SF Airport Identified below are some of CCSF s larger instructional sites: 1. San Francisco Senior Center, 890 Beach St. 2. Marina Middle School, 3500 Fillmore St. 3. St. Mary s CH/NB Annex, 880 Clay St. 4. On Lok, 1333 Bush St. 5. Jewish Community Center, 3200 California St. 6. Laurel Hill Nursery School, 401 Euclid Ave. 7. S.F. Human Services Department, 50 Van Ness Ave. 8. Glide Memorial Church, 330 Ellis St. 9. Plumbing Apprentice Union, 1623 Market St. 10. Mission High School, th St. 11. Mission Language Vocational School, th St. 12. A.P. Giannini, 3151 Ortega St. 13. Stationary Engineers JATC, 560 Barneveld Ave 14. YMCA (Stonestown), 333 Eucalyptus Dr. 15. The Janet Pomeroy Center (formerly Recreation Center for the Handicapped), 207 Skyline Blvd. 16. Jewish Home for Aged, 302 Silver Ave. 17. Visitacion Valley Community Center, 66 Raymond St. 18. Golden Gate Park Senior Center, 6101 Fulton St. 19. Eureka Valley Recreation Center, 100 Collingwood Street 20. SF Home Health, th Street xiii

14 equal opportunity statement The San Francisco Community College District is committed to providing a workplace and an educational environment free of discrimination, harassment, intimidation, threats, or coercion based on a legally protected status. Therefore it is the policy of the San Francisco Community College District to provide all persons with equal educational opportunities in all of its programs and activities regardless of race, color, national origin, ancestry, ethnic group identification, religion, age, gender, marital status, domestic partner status, sexual orientation, disability or AIDS/HIV status, medical conditions, gender identity, or status as a Vietnam-Era veteran. This will include anyone perceived as having these characteristics or associated with anyone having these characteristics. The compliance officer for purposes of this policy is the District Affirmative Action Officer, 31 Gough Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, telephone (415) Further, the District does not tolerate retaliation against any employee or student for making a valid complaint or charges under the provisions of its nondiscrimination procedures, or for cooperating in an investigation. The San Francisco Community College District complies with all applicable laws, including Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Sections 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, California Government Code Section et. seq. and all applicable regulations, and with all applicable requirements related to receipt of federal and/or state funds. The compliance officer/coordinator for purposes of this policy is the District Affirmative Action Officer, 31 Gough Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, (415) Information concerning the provisions of the applicable laws and complaint procedures is available from the District Affirmative Action Officer. You can access the above statement translated into Spanish, Tagalog, Chinese, Vietnamese and Russian on the college s web site at www. ccsf.edu/catalog/admin/nondiscrim.html. IGUALDAD DE OPORTUNI- DADES El San Francisco Community College District apoya y se adhiere a la política de proveer a todo aquel que reuna las condiciones de protegido legal, un ambiente laboral y educacional libre de discriminación, hostigamiento, intimidación, amenaza o coerción. Por lo tanto, el San Francisco Community College District tiene como norma el extender oportunidades de empleo y educación a todos los interesados, sin miramientos de raza, origen, ascendencia étnica, nacionalidad, religión, edad, sexo, estado o convivencia civil, orientación o identidad sexual (hombres o mujeres homosexuales, bisexuales, transexuales o individuos de preferencia sexual indefinida), y a aquellos que padezcan de alguna incapacidad o sufran del SIDA/VIH u otras condiciones médicas. Esta protección también incluye a veteranos de la Guerra de Vietnam. Lo que es más, los reglamentos del SFCCD prohiben la toma de represalias contra empleados o estudiantes que presenten quejas o cargos válidos o contra aquellos que participen y cooperen en investigaciones relacionadas con la violación de este reglamento. El San Francisco Community College District se adhiere a todas las leyes aplicables, incluyendo los Títulos VI y VII del Acta de Derechos Civiles de 1964, el Acta de Discriminación de Oportunidad de Empleo por Razones de Edad, las Secciones 504 del Acta de Rehabilitación de 1973, el Acta de Americanos con Incapacidades de 1990, el Título IX de las Enmiendas Educacionales de 1972, el Código del Gobierno de California Sección y siguientes, y los reglamentos y requisitos aplicables a entidades subencionadas por fondos federales y/o estatales. El District Affirmative Action Officer (Autoridad de Acción Afirmativa), es la autoridad responsable for coordinar y hacer cumplir estos reglamentos. Sus oficinas se hallan en el 31 Gough Street, San Francisco, California 94103, (415) Para mayor información sobre estos reglamentos o sobre el precedimiento para sentar una queja, se debe consultar con la Autoridad de Acción Afirmativa del San Francisco Community College District. PAHAYAG TUNGKOL SA PAN- TAY NA OPORTUNIDAD Ang San Francisco Community College District (San Francisco Distrito ng Kolehiyong Pang-madla) ay naka-pangako na magbigay ng lugar ng trabaho at kapaligirang edukasyonal nang walang diskriminasyon, harassment (paulit-ulit na paggugulo), pananakot, pagbabanta, o pagpi-pilit at magbigay ng katayuang ipagtanggol batay sa batas. Sa gayon, ito ang patakaran ng San Francisco Community College District na magbigay ng trabaho sa lahat ng tao nang magkapareho at pagkakataong edukasyonal sa lahat ng programa at mga gawain nito nang hindi isaalang-alang ang lahi, kulay, angkang pinagmulan, bansang pinanggalingan, pagkilala ng grupong panlahi, relihiyon, edad, kasarian, kalagayan ng pag-asawa, kalagayang may kasamang pantahanan, oriyentasyon ng tauhin, pagkainutil o lagay na may AIDS/HIV, kondisyong medikal, pagkakakilanlan ng kasarian, o kalagayang bilang isang beterano sa panahon ng digmaan sa Vietnam. Ang mga kategoriyang ito, lalong xiv

15 lalo na ay kabilang na ang kalagayan bilang isang lesbian (parehong babaing magkasintahan), gay (parehong lalaking magkasintahan), taong may dalawahang kasarian, taong nagsalin ng kasarian o taong hindi malinaw ang kasarian sa alinmang programa ng distritong pampaaralan o pagkikilos.dagdag pa nito, hindi pahintulutan ng Distrito ang paghihiganti laban sa sinumang empleyado o estudyante para sa paggawa ng makatwirang reklamo o sakdal sa ilalim ng mga kondisyon ng pamamaraang walang diskriminasyon, o para sa kooperatiba sa imbestigasyon. Pinagsusunod ng San Francisco Community College District ang lahat ng naaangkop na batas, kabilang ang Titulong VI at VII ng Civil Rights Act (Batas ng mga Karapatang Sibil) sa taong 1964, ang Age Discrimination (Diskriminasyon dahil sa Edad) sa Employment Act (Batas na Pang-empleyado), Seksiyong 504 ng Rehabilitation Act (Batas sa Pagpapanibagong-ayos) sa taong 1973 at ang Americans with Disabilities Act (Mga Amerikano sa Batas ng Kawalang-lakas) sa taong 1990, ang Titulong IX ng Education Amendments (Pagsususog sa Edukasyon) sa taong 1972, California Government Code Section et. seq. at ang lahat ng bagay na regulasyon, at kasama ng lahat na naaangkop na pangangailangang kaugnay sa pagtanggap ng pondo galing sa federal at/o state. Ang opisyal/tagapag-ugnay sa pagtupad sa mga layunin ng patakarang ito ay ang District Affirmative Action Officer (Opisyal ng Distrito sa Sang-ayong Pagkilos) na nasa 31 Gough Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, (415) Ang impormasyon tungkol sa mga tadhana ng mga naaangkop na batas at pamamaraan ng pag-reklamo ay puwedeng maikuha sa District Affirmative Action Officer. xv

16 Orfalea Family Center (OFC) Balboa Park D-Lot Student Parking Recycling Center Tennis Courts (CRTS) One-way East Road Balboa Park BART Station/ MUNI Metro S-Lot Student Parking Bungalows D (BNGL) N-Lot Employee Parking Havelock Street Bungalows (BNGL) One-way West Road City College of San Francisco Ocean Campus 50 Phelan Avenue San Francisco, CA tel Hwy 280 Bungalow 213 (BNGL) Soccer Practice Field n CCSF Van Parking Foerster St. Maintenance Shop C-Lot Employee Parking Marston Road (no through traffic) RAM Stadium (STAD) Lick- Wilmerding High School Ocean Avenue Howth Extension Louise & Claude Rosenberg, Jr. Library/Learning Resource Center (LIBR) Batmale Hall (BATL) Bus Stop Community Health and Wellness Center (WELL) Event Access Environmental Horticulture and Floristry Center (OH) Bus Stop Student Parking Employee Parking Bicycle Parking Disabled Parking Disabled Entrance Accesible Path Elevator Howth Street Amphitheater Bus Stop Swimming Pool Cloud Circle One-way Cloud Hall (CLOU) Pierre Coste Room Student Union (SU) Visual Arts Building (VART) Statler Library Statler Wing (SW) CLOU 119 Campus Police Lost and Found Storeroom/ Loading Dock Diego Rivera Theatre Judson Avenue H-Lot Cafeteria Smith Hall (SH) RAM Plaza MUNI Metro Stop Science Hall (SCIE) EOPS Bookstore Creative Arts Building (ART) Bungalows (BNGL) Bus Stop Gennessee St. Geneva Avenue Pedestrian Overpass to BART/MUNI H-Lot Employee Parking Conlan Hall (E) A-Lot Employee Parking Bus Stop Bungalows ,307 (BNGL) Science Circle One-way A-Strip Lot Arts Extension (ARTX) Student Health Center (HC) Phelan Avenue Bus Stop Bus Stop Motorcycle Parking Bus Stop Bus Stop Motorcycle Parking Bus Stop Phelan Avenue Ocean Avenue SFFD Station Employee Parking Multi-Use Building (MUB) Performing Arts Center Construction Planned Upper Reservoir Lot Student Parking Riordan High School Harold Avenue Bookstore Annex Q-Lot Employee Parking N CCSF PIO Lee Street MUNI Metro/ Bus Stop Bus Stop Lower Reservoir Lot Student Parking Lower Reservoir Lot Student Parking xvi