Sacramento City College's LFM Journey by

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“My wish for you all is that you may take the spirit of endeavor and desire to succeed which we have watched grow in you, to your future undertakings, and that happiness and success may be your reward.” –Belle Cooledge, Dean of Women, 1931

Rare for its time, SCC was founded by a woman (Belle Cooledge) and with an all-female class as its first graduates, the college began with the spirit of inclusion at its very heart.

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1926: Permanent Location

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The college eventually found its permanent home at the corner of Sutterville and Freeport where it opened its doors to students in 1926.

Jeremiah B. Lillard – Lillard Hall

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2019: Black Lives Matter

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Stephon Clark was a student at Sacramento City College. Students from SCC and McClatchy high school protested the verdict of his murder case.

2022: Establishment of the Undocu-Resource Center

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2023: Lillard Hall Renamed

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In collaboration with our tribal community partners, Sac City removed the name of Jeremiah Lillard from our science building due to his practices of removing sacred human remains and artifacts for science, without permission.

2023, Joan Didion Learning Resource Center

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1980's to Present, Annual MLK March to the Capital

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Making the Case - Updated

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