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City College of San Francisco
Catalog 2020-2021CHARTERING AGENCY MAILING ADDRESS & MAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
City College of San Francisco was TELEPHONE NUMBER This catalog is published by the
chartered by the Board of Educa- 50 Frida Kahlo Way, the Office of the Vice Chancellor
tion, State of California, on April San Francisco, CA 94112 of Academic Affairs with
17, 1935. (415) 239-3000 special thanks to Editor, Niniko
Kikilashvili.
CCSF INTERNET ADDRESS All information in this catalog is
subject to change without prior
www.ccsf.edu notice. Information is as of May 1,
2020. Please consult other official
CCSF ONLINE college publications as well as the
CATALOG ADDRESS online catalog for updates.
www.ccsf.edu/Catalog
Dividers: Niniko Kikilashvili and
Eriberto Nacion
IIOUR VISION
CCSF shall provide a sustainable and accessible environment where we support and encourage
student possibilities by building on the vibrancy of San Francisco and where we are guided by
the principles of inclusiveness, integrity, innovation, creativity, and quality. Empowered through
resources, collegiality, and public support, the college will provide diverse communities with
excellent educational opportunities and services. We will inspire participatory global citizenship
grounded in critical thinking and an engaged, forward thinking student body.
MISSION STATEMENT
Consistent with our Vision, City College of San Francisco provides educational programs and
services that promote student achievement and life-long learning to meet the needs of our di-
verse community.
Our primary mission is to provide programs and services leading to
• Transfer to baccalaureate institutions;
• Associate Degrees in Arts and Sciences;
• Certificates and career skills needed for success in the workplace;
• Basic Skills, including learning English as a Second Language and Transitional Studies.
In the pursuit of individual educational goals, students will improve their critical thinking,
information competency, communication skills, ethical reasoning, and cultural, social,
environmental, and personal awareness and responsibility.
In addition, the college offers other programs and services consistent with our primary mission
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.
IIITABLE OF CONTENTS
Catalog 2020–2021
Volume 86
Vision and Mission Statement ..............................................................................................iii
Selected Information and Assistance..................................................................................... v
City College of San Francisco Board of Trustees................................................................ vi
A Student’s Right to Privacy..................................................................................................vii
Student Right–to–Know........................................................................................................vii
Access to Public Records and Information........................................................................viii
Injury & Illness Prevention Program / Workplace Security............................................viii
Administrative Staff................................................................................................................ ix
Principal Locations Map......................................................................................................... x
Equal Opportunity Statement.......................................................................................... xi-xii
Ocean Campus Map..............................................................................................................xiii
Overview of the College.......................................................................................................... 1
Calendar of Instruction......................................................................................................... 11
Admission to the College...................................................................................................... 15
General Information.............................................................................................................. 23
Student Financial Resources................................................................................................. 29
Learning Resources and Student Services........................................................................... 33
Degree and Certificate Requirements.................................................................................. 45
Transfer Information............................................................................................................. 55
Programs and Courses........................................................................................................... 67
College Rules and Regulations............................................................................................451
Academic Policies and Procedures....................................................................................467
Faculty and Administration................................................................................................481
Index......................................................................................................................................499
IVSelected information and assistance - All telephone numbers area code 415
General Information: 239-3000 | Web Address: www.ccsf.edu
Academic Counseling Services Child Development & Family Studies Parking Information & Enforcement
Conlan 205......................... 239-3296 Ocean Campus, MUB 249.... 239-3172 Cloud 119............................... 239-3200
Art 201................................ 452-5235 English Lab Parking, Student Permits
Cloud 207........................... 452-5235 Tutors & Computers Conlan 104............................. 239-3345
MUB 039............................. 452-5235 Rosenberg LLRC 205........ 452-5510 Pierre Coste Dining Room
Adding & Dropping Classes Family Resource Center Statler Wing, Ocean Campus.239-3855
MUB 130................................ 239-3732 Student Union, Upper Level.239-3109 Police/Public Safety
Admissions & Records (Credit) Financial Aid Office Cloud 119............................... 239-3200
MUB 188................................ 239-3285 MUB 260................................ 239-3577 Project SURVIVE, Sexual Violence
Admissions & Records (Noncredit) Foreign Student Admissions Prevention
Smith Hall 118....................... 452-5997 Cloud 212............................... 239-3837 Cloud 402............................... 239-3899
African-American Scholastic Pro- Foreign Students Intensive English Puente Program
grams Program MUB 013............................. 452-5630
Rosenberg LLRC 209............ 452-5315 Cloud 208............................... 239-3895 Mission Center 120........... 920-6065
Asian/Pacific American Student Suc- Gateway to College Prerequisite Information Desk
cess Program Science 127............................. 452-5773 Conlan 204............................. 239-3573
(APASS), Batmale 208........... 452-5620
Grades, Mid-Term & Final Registration Center/Fee Payment
Associated Students Log on to Web4 at www.ccsf.edu. MUB 130................................ 239-3858
Student Union 209................. 239-3108
Graduation Petition & Transfer Residency Requirements
Awards/Certificates Evaluation Credit Evaluation MUB 188................................ 239-3287
MUB 188................................ 239-3046 MUB 188................................ 239-3840 Resident Fees, Foreign Student &
Bookstore (Textbooks) Gender Diversity Project Non-Resident Tuition
Conlan 109............................. 239-3470 MUB 301................................ 452-5202 Smith Hall 118....................... 239-3521
CalWORKS High School Program Room Usage, Facilities Rental
Cloud 232............................... 452-5700 MUB 371................................ 452-5463 Central Shop Facility............. 239-3546
Career Development Center (CDC) HIV/STI Education Office Scholarship Information
MUB 039-101......................... 239-3117 MUB 301................................ 452-5202 MUB 130................................ 239-3339
Child Development & Family Studies Honors Program Student Account Services
Ocean Campus, MUB 249.239-3172 Cloud 214............................... 239-3376 Bungalow 619......................... 239-3450
Child Care Eligibility International Student Counseling Student Accounting
List at Centers.................... 561-1895 MUB 101................................ 239-3942 Conlan 104............................. 239-3760
Child Care Center Locations:
Ocean Campus, Mission Center Latino Services Network Student Activities
Teacher Prep Center Cloud 364............................... 452-5335 Student Union 205................. 239-3212
MUB 249............................. 239-3890 Learning Assistance Center Student Health Services
K-12 TPREP....................... 239-3890 Rosenberg LLRC 207 ........... 452-5502 Health Center (HC 100)....... 239-3110
ECE/PDP........................... 452-5605 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgen- Study Abroad Programs
Colaboratory/Media Center der Counseling Cloud 212............................... 239-3778
Rosenberg 403........................ 452-5555 Cloud 207............................... 452-5235 Transcripts
Computer Labs: Library, Louise & Claude Rosenberg, MUB 130................................ 239-3838
Academic Computing Resource Jr. Library & Learning Resource Transfer Center
Center Center Science 132............................. 239-3748
Batmale 301........................ 239-3492 Ocean...................................... 452-5400
TULAY Program
Business Department Link Center (Filipino American Student Succes
Cloud 111........................... 239-3769 MUB 301................................ 452-5070 Program)
Continuing Education Lost and Found Cloud 363............................... 452-5922
Fort Mason Art Center......... 561-1840 Cloud 119............................... 239-3200 Veteran’s Educational Transition
Disabled Student Programs/Services Marketing/Public Information Services
(DSPS) Bungalow 606......................... 239-3497 Cloud 333............................... 239-3486
Rosenberg LLRC 323............ 452-5481 Assessment Center Women’s Resource Center
(VTDD 452-5451) Conlan 203-204..................... 239-3751 Smith Hall 103....................... 239-3112
Dream Center Older Adults Program Working Adults Degree Program
Cloud 306 Mission Center....................... 452-7403 Mission Center................... 267-6573
Educated Palate Restaurant Office of Online Learning Downtown Center............. 267-6573
Downtown Center................. 908-7522 Batmale 310............................ 239-3885
English Eligibility Outreach & Recruitment
Batmale 514............................ 239-3574 MUB 371................................ 239-3557
VBOARD OF TRUSTEES
Shanell Williams, Tom Temprano,
President Vice President
Brigitte Davila Ivy Lee Alex Randolph
John Rizzo Thea Selby Bryan Daley,
Student Trustee
Dr. Rajen Vurdien,
Interim Chancellor
VIA STUDENT’S RIGHT TO and Studies, Ethnic Studies, etc.) EDUCATIONAL CODE SEC-
PRIVACY may identify their race, ethnicity, TION 66500 COMPLIANCE
Occasionally, City College of San sexual orientation or otherwise Compliance with Education
Francisco receives requests from subject them to discriminatory Code Section 66500, information
various entities or private persons treatment, should be aware they regarding the obligation of male
seeking directory information on have the option of not having any students to comply with the fed-
our students. ese entities can be confidential information released eral Military Selective Service Act,
public, private or governmental to any group, agency or organiza- please fill out FAFSA Application
in origin, e.g., private scholarship tion. #22. Selective Services registration
search companies, public and pri- A request by a student to with- card is available in the Office of
vate colleges and universities, U.S. hold directory information must Financial Aid at the Ocean Cam-
Military (Department of Defense) be directed to the Dean of Ad- pus. Selective Services registration
and others. missions and Records in writing. can also be done online at http://
“Directory Information” is defined This formal request must be made www.sss.gov.
as information contained in an within the first two (2) weeks of
STUDENT
educational record of a student the beginning of the academic
RIGHT-TO-KNOW
which would not generally be year. Students who enroll other
considered harmful or an invasion than in the beginning of the aca- In accordance with federal law,
demic year (fall semester) must City College of San Francisco is
of privacy if disclosed. It includes, required to publish annually its
but is not limited to, the student’s submit their request within the
name, address, telephone listing, first two (2) weeks of the onset of “Student Right-To-Know” (SRTK)
his/her enrollment. This request transfer preparation/graduation/
date and any place of birth, level completion and other transfer
of education, major field of study, must be signed and dated by the
participation in officially recog- student. Students may also come rates. ese rates are determined
to the Office of Admissions and by the California Community
nized activities and sports, weight
and height of members of athletic Records and complete a “Request College Chancellor’s Office and
to Withhold Directory Informa- are based on a limited cohort of
teams, dates of attendance, de- students. e rates are derived by
grees and awards received, and the tion Form.”
tracking a Fall cohort of students
most recent previous educational For further information, please
over three years and dividing the
agency or institution attended. contact Admissions and Records,
number of students who success-
Directory information may be Conlan Hall, Room E-107, tele-
fully become transfer prepared/
released at the discretion of the phone (415) 239-3285.
graduate/complete or actually
college; however, under Federal CAMPUS SECURITY ACT OF transfer by the number in the
and State law, a student has the 1990 (CLERY ACT) initial cohort. is information is
right to ask that City College of Information regarding CCSF’s updated annually and is available
San Francisco withhold directory Public Safety Data “Student/ online at http://srtk.cccco.edu/
information about him/her. Once Employee Right to Know and index.asp
the request is made, directory Campus Security Act of 1990” is
information will be withheld from available online at
all entities. e college assumes no www.ccsf.edu/Departments/
liability for honoring a student’s Public_Safety/. Limited printed
request that such information be copies are available at all District
withheld. campuses.
Students who believe that direc-
tory information (that includes
courses of study such as Lesbian,
Gay Bisexual, and Transgender
VIIACCESS TO PUBLIC RECORDS AND INFORMATION
City College of San Francisco maintains a website (www.ccsf.edu) that provides the public with
information regarding the structure and operation of the College. In addition, information about
the Board of Trustees, including meeting agendas and minutes, are available to the public through
this website.
Procedures for accessing public records held by City College of San Francisco may be reviewed
on the College’s website. For those interested in accessing public records, please contact Steve
Bruckman, Chief Legal Counsel, Office of the General Counsel, at (415) 452-5321. The designated
Custodian of Public Records is Luther Aaberge, Vice Chancellor of Administration and Finance,
who may be reached at (415) 241-2229.
INJURY AND ILLNESS
PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR WORKPLACE
SECURITY
e 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 law, 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 http://www.ccsf.edu/Policy/health_
document.pdf for more information.
VIIIADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Lidia Jenkins Wendy Miller
Dean, Student Support Services Interim Dean of Grants, Resource
Dr. Vurdien Rajen Development, and Adult Education
Interim Chancellor Lal Jones-Bey
Director of Quality Assurance and Programs
Leilani Battiste, S.J.D. Risk Management Leslie Milloy
Deputy General Counsel & Dr. Edith Kaeuper Chief of Staff
Title 5/EEO/ADA/Title IX Interim Associate Vice Chancellor William Mosley
Compliance of Instruction Interim Associate Dean of Human
Thomas Boegel Jimmy Kirk Resources
Senior Vice Chancellor of Director of Buildings and Grounds Abdul Nasser
Academic Affairs Garth Kwiecien Associate Vice Chancellor of Financial
Torrance Bynum Senior Director of Administrative Services
Acting Associate Vice Services Monique Pascual
Chancellor of Facilities Marian Lam Director of Apprenticeship and
Gregoria Nova Cahill Acting Director, Facilities Planning Instructional Services Agreements
Interim Dean, Mission Centers and Construction Dr. Donna Reed
& Transitional Studies Zachary Lam Dean, Library and Learning
Kristin Hershbell Charles Assistant Director, Strong Resources
Associate Vice Chancellor, Workforce Program Dr. KenZoe Brian Selassie-Okpe
Advancement & Effectiveness Dr. Mandy Liang Dean, School of Liberal Arts
Stephanie Chenard Interim Dean, Student Completion Clara Starr
Director, Contract Education and Retention Associate Vice Chancellor, Human
and Extension Programs Monika Liu Resources
Dr. Elizabeth F. Coria Associate Dean, Admissions and Alberto Vasquez
Associate Vice Chancellor of Records Interim Associate Vice Chancellor of
Student Affairs Dr. Vinicio J. López Construction & Planning
Kit Dai Dean, School of ESL, Dave Vigo
Dean, Chinatown/North Beach International Education and Senior Director, Budget and
Center Transitional Studies Accounting
Cynthia Dewar Dr. Geisce Ly Guillermo Villanueva
Dean Online Learning and Dean, Downtown Center, School Dean of Financial Aid
Educational Technology of Business, Fashion, Culinary Kerry Wilhite
Darryl Dieter Arts, Child Development, and Dean of Payroll Services
Director of Research Environmental Horticulture/
Floristry Cherisa Yarkin
Dianna Gonzales Director of Planning
Senior Vice Chancellor, Human Noah Lystrup
Interim Dean of Student David Yee
Resources Dean, School of Science, Technology,
Engagement and Wellness Center
John Halpin Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Dean, Workforce Development Ilona McGriff
Interim Dean, Capital Jill Yee
Tessa Henderson-Brown Improvements, Southeast and Dean, School of Behavioral Sciences,
Interim Dean of Equity and Evans Social Sciences and Multicultural
Student Success Studies
Dr. Pamela Mery
Meg Hudson Dean, Institutional Effectiveness Shawn Yee
Dean, High School Programs Interim Associate Director of Student
and California College Dr. Vanessa Miller Affairs, Technology and ITS
Promise Associate Dean, Nursing Pathways
IXCCSF PRINCIPAL LOCATIONS
A. Ocean Campus, 50 Frida Kahlo Way
B. Civic Center, 1170 Market St.
C. Chinatown/North Beach Center, 808 Kearny St. at Washington 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. Airport Center, SF Airport, Bldg. 928
In addition to the principal locations, CCSF offers classes at many other locations throughout the city.
XEQUAL OPPORTUNITY District Title 5/EEO/ADA/Title IX Derechos Civiles de 1964, el Acta
STATEMENT Compliance Officer, 50 Frida Kahlo de Discriminación de Oportuni-
Way, B213, San Francisco, CA dad de Empleo por Razones de
The San Francisco Community 94112, (415) 452-5053. Informa-
College District is committed to Edad, las Secciones 504 del Acta de
tion concerning the provisions of Rehabilitación de 1973, el Acta de
providing a workplace and an edu- the applicable laws and complaint
cational environment free of dis- Americanos con Incapacidades de
procedures is available from the 1990, el Título IX de las Enmiendas
crimination, harassment, intimida- District Title 5/EEO/ADA/Title IX
tion, threats, or coercion based on Educacionales de 1972, el Código
Compliance Officer. del Gobierno de California Sección
a legally protected status. Therefore
it is the policy of the San Francisco You can access the above statement 11135 y siguientes, y los reglamen-
Community College District to translated into Spanish, Tagalog, tos y requisitos aplicables a enti-
provide all persons with equal edu- Chinese, Vietnamese and Russian dades subencionadas por fondos
cational opportunities in all of its on the college’s web site at www. federales y/o estatales.
programs and activities regardless ccsf.edu/Catalog/Admin/nondis- El District Affirmative Action Of-
of race, color, national origin, an- crim.html. ficer (Autoridad de Acción Afirma-
cestry, ethnic group identification, IGUALDAD DE OPORTUNI- tiva), es la autoridad responsable
religion, age, gender, marital status, for coordinar y hacer cumplir estos
DADES reglamentos. Sus oficinas se hallan
domestic partner status, sexual
orientation, disability or AIDS/HIV El San Francisco Community Col- en el 50 Frida Kahlo Way, B213,
status, medical conditions, gender lege District apoya y se adhiere a la San Francisco, CA 94112, (415)
identity, or status as a Vietnam-Era política de proveer a todo aquel que 452-5053. Para mayor información
veteran. This will include anyone reuna las condiciones de protegido sobre estos reglamentos o sobre
perceived as having these charac- legal, un ambiente laboral y edu- el precedimiento para sentar una
teristics or associated with anyone cacional libre de discriminación, queja, se debe consultar con la Au-
having these characteristics. The hostigamiento, intimidación, toridad de Acción Afirmativa del
compliance officer for purposes of amenaza o coerción. Por lo tanto, el San Francisco Community College
this policy is the District Title 5/ San Francisco Community Col- District.
EEO/ADA/ Title IX Compliance lege District tiene como norma el
Officer, 50 Frida Kahlo Way, B213, extender oportunidades de empleo PAHAYAG TUNGKOL SA
San Francisco, CA 94112, (415) y educación a todos los interesados, PANTAY NA OPORTUNIDAD
452-5053. sin miramientos de raza, origen, Ang San Francisco Community
ascendencia étnica, nacionalidad, College District (San Francisco
Further, the District does not toler-
religión, edad, sexo, estado o con- Distrito ng Kolehiyong Pang-mad-
ate retaliation against any employee la) ay naka-pangako na magbigay
vivencia civil, orientación o iden-
or student for making a valid ng lugar ng trabaho at kapaligirang
tidad sexual (hombres o mujeres
complaint or charges under the
homosexuales, bisexuales, transex- edukasyonal nang walang diskrimi-
nasyon, harassment (paulit-ulit
provisions of its nondiscrimination
uales o individuos de preferencia na paggugulo), pananakot, pagba-
procedures, or for cooperating in
sexual indefinida), y a aquellos que banta, o pagpi-pilit at magbigay ng
an investigation.
padezcan de alguna incapacidad katayuang ipagtanggol batay sa ba-
The San Francisco Community o sufran del SIDA/VIH u otras tas. Sa gayon, ito ang patakaran ng
College District complies with all condiciones médicas. Esta protec- San Francisco Community College
applicable laws, including Titles VI ción también incluye a veteranos de District na magbigay ng trabaho sa
and VII of the Civil Rights Act of la Guerra de Vietnam. lahat ng tao nang magkapareho at
1964, the Age Discrimination in pagkakataong edukasyonal sa lahat
Lo que es más, los reglamentos ng programa at mga gawain nito
Employment Act, Sections 504 of
del SFCCD prohiben la toma de nang hindi isaalang-alang ang lahi,
the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and
represalias contra empleados o kulay, angkang pinagmulan, ban-
the Americans with Disabilities
estudiantes que presenten quejas sang pinanggalingan, pagkilala ng
Act of 1990, Title IX of the Educa- grupong panlahi, relihiyon, edad,
o cargos válidos o contra aquellos
tion Amendments of 1972, Cali- kasarian, kalagayan ng pag-asawa,
que participen y cooperen en
fornia Government Code Section
investigaciones relacionadas con la kalagayang may kasamang pantah-
11135 et. seq. and all applicable anan, oriyentasyon ng tauhin, pag-
violación de este reglamento.
regulations, and with all applicable kainutil o lagay na may AIDS/HIV,
requirements related to receipt of El San Francisco Community kondisyong medikal, pagkakak-
federal and/or state funds. College District se adhiere a todas ilanlan ng kasarian, o kalagayang
las leyes aplicables, incluyendo bilang isang beterano sa panahon
The compliance officer/coordina- ng digmaan sa Vietnam.
los Títulos VI y VII del Acta de
tor for purposes of this policy is the
XIAng mga kategoriyang ito, lalong 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 Col-
lege 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-empley-
ado), 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 Ti-
tulong IX ng Education Amendments (Pagsususog
sa Edukasyon) sa taong 1972, California Govern-
ment Code Section 11135 et. seq. at ang lahat ng
bagay na regulasyon, at kasama ng lahat na naaang-
kop 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) 241-2281.
Ang impormasyon tungkol sa mga tadhana ng mga
naaangkop na batas at pamamaraan ng pag-reklamo
ay puwedeng maikuha sa District Affirmative Action
Officer.
XIITennis Courts Recycling D-Lot
(CRTS) Center Student Parking
City College of San Francisco Balboa Park
Ocean Campus One-way East Road
50 Frida Kahlo Way Bungalows N-Lot Bungalows Balboa Park
Employee 602-623D S-Lot BART Station/
San Francisco, CA 94112 701-716 Student Parking
Havelock Street
Parking (BNGL) MUNI Metro
tel. 415.239.3000 (BNGL)
www.ccsf.edu One-way West Road
Campus Child Care Bungalow 212-213 (BNGL) Hwy 280
Foerster St. Soccer Practice Field CCSF
Van n
Parking
Marston Road C-Lot Child Care Maintenance
(no through traffic) Child Care/ Family Shop
George M. Rush Stadium (STAD) Employee School
Parking
Student Parking
Employee Parking Lick-
Batmale Louise & Wilmerding
Bicycle Parking Hall Claude Howth
Rosenberg, Jr. High School
(BATL) Extension
Ocean Avenue
Disabled Parking Library/Learning
Resource Center
(LIBR) Community Health
Disabled Entrance Event Access and Wellness Center Bus
Environmental Stop
Accesible Path Horticulture and (WELL)
Floristry Center (EHF)
Elevator H Bus
owt
hS Stop
Cloud Circle Amphitheater tree
Swimming Pool Bus t
One-way Stop
Cloud Hall (CLOU)
Visual Arts Student
Building (VART) Storeroom/ Union
Loading Dock CLOU 119 Pierre Coste Room
Campus (SU)
Police Statler Wing
Diego Lost and (SW) Statler Library
XIII
Rivera Found
Judson Avenue
Theatre RAM
Plaza Cafeteria H-Lot
Science Hall (SCIE)
Judson Village Smith Hall (SH) MUNI Metro
Gennessee St. 801-812 EOPS Stop
Bus Creative Arts
Stop (JDVL) Building (ART) Book-
ue
store Pedestrian Overpass to
en
Bus BART/MUNI
A-Lot
Av
Stop Bungalows Employee
H-Lot
eva
201-207,307 Parking Conlan Hall (E)
n
(BNGL) Employee
Ge
Science Circle Parking
One-way
Student Arts
Health Center Extension
(HC) (ARTX) A-Strip Lot
Motorcycle Parking Bus Stop Frida Kahlo Way Bus Stop
Bus Stop Bus Stop Motorcycle Parking Bus Stop
Frida Kahlo Way
Employee Parking
nue
SFFD
Station
Riordan
n Ave
Upper Reservoir Lot Multi-Use Building (MUB)
High School Student Parking Q-Lot
Bus
Ocea
Employee
Parking Stop
Harold Avenue
City College Terminal
N
MUNI Metro Bus Stop © CCSF 11.2019
Lower Reservoir Lot Lower Reservoir Lot
Student Parking Student Parking Lee StreetYou can also read
