Christine Calvano and Lois Rousell submitted artwork for competitions at the San Diego County Fair, and each was recognized!

Both submitted original etchings for the Printmaking Category in the Fine Arts Show at the San Diego County Fair. They created the etchings in the printmaking class at Continuing Education’s West City Campus. Christine received a First Place award, and Lois won Second Placefor her monoprint Intaglio (etching).

Christine also received First and Second Place awards for the jewelry items she submitted in the Precious Metal Clay category–also made during a Continuing Education class.

Congratulations to these students!

Continuing Education students Miyuki Passchier and Jeffrey Stewart submitted ceramic pieces for competition at the San Diego County Fair, and both students received awards!

Miyuki received First and Second Place ribbons, as well as “Best In Class” recognition, for her beautiful ceramic creations. Jeffrey Stewart (not shown) won two Second Place ribbons for the original artwork he created in the Emeritus Program Ceramics Class.

During the redevelopment and expansion of the campus, engineers encountered a complicated issue of problematic liquefiable soils at the site. A cost effective solution used ground modification techniques featuring vibro-densification and stone columns. The plan was approved by the Division of the State Architect, and several hundred stone columns were installed.

The columns are a perfect analogy of the solid foundation we provide at Continuing Education!

San Diego Continuing Education offers hundreds of free and low cost classes each semester. Visit www.sdce.edu regularly for the most up-to-date schedule. Search by location or topic–the possibilities are endless!

San Diego Continuing Education continues its leadership in California higher education.  Today, the institution, the Nation’s largest separately accredited institution of its kind, debuted its new Continuing Education Internet TV channel.  The channel is located at http://www.my-ce.tv/.  This channel will operate 24/7 and provide current information on programs, classes, blogs, public service notices, press releases, etc. to students and the community.  This is certainly good news for San Diegans!!