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1918: SRJC is founded by 14 prominent women from the Santa Rosa community

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1918: SRJC is founded by 14 prominent women from the Santa Rosa community

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SRJC is the 10th oldest institution in California’s community system and is one of two colleges in California that has retained the Junior College name, the other being Modesto Junior College

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1918: SRJC offered the first class to nineteen students by eight educators.

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1918: SRJC offered the first class to nineteen students by eight educators.

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Our first location was in the basement of Santa Rosa High School and was nicknamed Fremont University while at this this site.

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1930: the Santa Rosa campus is founded with the construction of Pioneer Hall. 

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1930: the Santa Rosa campus is founded with the construction of Pioneer Hall. 

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This was completed in 1931 for thirty thousand dollars, and was the entire college – classrooms, offices, the library and even a theater.  At the time enrollment at SRJC was 300 students.
Pioneer Hall now houses the Book Store, Sawubona (Black Student Support Center), and the Intercultural Center.

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1934: Floyd P. Bailey becomes the first President of SRJC

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1934: Floyd P. Bailey becomes the first President of SRJC

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1948: Frank P. Doyle trust is set up to support SRJC students

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1948: Frank P. Doyle trust is set up to support SRJC students

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The Doyle Scholarship was started when Frank Doyle bequeathed a controlling interest in trust from the Exchange Bank to a scholarship fund which has given more than 90 million dollars to over 140,000 students over the years.

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1949: SRJC's mascot Rosco was officially named after a 1949-1950 student naming contest.

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1949: SRJC's mascot Rosco was officially named after a 1949-1950 student naming contest.

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1957: SRJC's first President, Floyd P. Bailey retired and Randolph Newman is selected as the second.

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1957: SRJC's first President, Floyd P. Bailey retired and Randolph Newman is selected as the second.

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1970: President Newman stepped down and Brook Tauzer become interim President. 

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1970: President Newman stepped down and Brook Tauzer become interim President. 

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1971: Dr. Roy Mikalson was hired as the third President of SRJC.

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1971: Dr. Roy Mikalson was hired as the third President of SRJC.

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1974: The first Petaluma center was opened. Enrollment hits 17,000

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1974: The first Petaluma center was opened. Enrollment hits 17,000

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1974: Shone Farm is granted from federal govt

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1974: Shone Farm is granted from federal govt

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1986: The Petaluma campus is established

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1986: The Petaluma campus is established

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1990: Dr. Robert Agrella was hired as the fourth President of SRJC.

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1990: Dr. Robert Agrella was hired as the fourth President of SRJC.

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Mid 1990s: Online registration and online studies were launched.

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Mid 1990s: Online registration and online studies were launched.

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2002: Sonoma County Voters pass Measure A to repair aging SRJC classrooms and facilities

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2002: Sonoma County Voters pass Measure A to repair aging SRJC classrooms and facilities

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2011: Frank Chong becomes the 5th President and first president of color.

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2011: Frank Chong becomes the 5th President and first president of color.

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2014: SRJC was formally designated an HSI by the United States Department of Education

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2014: SRJC was formally designated an HSI by the United States Department of Education

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2016: Guided Pathways is adopted by SRJC and placed in the hands of the Academic Senate

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2016: Guided Pathways is adopted by SRJC and placed in the hands of the Academic Senate

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2016: First Intercultural Center is established at SRJC Petaluma

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2016: First Intercultural Center is established at SRJC Petaluma

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2017: Tubbs fire- 900 students & employees lose their homes.

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2017: Tubbs fire- 900 students & employees lose their homes.

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2017: Mi Casa Center established: part of the HSI grant

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2017: Mi Casa Center established: part of the HSI grant

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2017: SRJC Roseland property is purchased

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2017: SRJC Roseland property is purchased

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2018: Santa Rosa Intercultural Centers are established

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2018: Santa Rosa Intercultural Centers are established

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2020: SRJC goes digital as the Global COVID pandemic impacts in-person operation.

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2020: SRJC goes digital as the Global COVID pandemic impacts in-person operation.

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ISSC holds vote to protest the appointed faculty chair

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BSU Protest- largest in Sonoma County History and BLAC was established, Black Out Protests.

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2020: The Academic Senate creates a pilot "Equity Officer" position

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2020: The Academic Senate creates a pilot "Equity Officer" position

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2021: Sawubona Black Student Center was created

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2021: Sawubona Black Student Center was created

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2023: Dr. Angèlica Garcia is selected as 6th and the first female and LGBTQ+ President!

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2023: Dr. Angèlica Garcia is selected as 6th and the first female and LGBTQ+ President!