Resources
What's my role?
As your course instructor, I am your first contact for any help you might need in this course. If something doesn't make sense, sounds confusing, or you'd just like more information, let me know. Text me @ 805-699-5117 or use the Canvas Inbox. If you're having difficulty using Canvas, please let me know.
Faculty (including me), counselors, student tutors, and more are ready to help you reach your educational goals. We can help you with your course schedule, choosing classes, finding student aid, study skills, tutoring - you name it, we have someone who can help. To locate the service you need, see the services listed below. Don’t see what you’re looking for? No problem. Just text me @ 805-699-5117.
DSPS
Disability Services and Programs for Students (DSPS) coordinates all academic accommodations for students with documented disabilities at Santa Barbara City College. If you have or think you might have a disability that impacts your educational experience in this class, contact DSPS to determine your eligibility for accommodations. DSPS is located in the Student Services (SS) Building, Room 160 and can be reached by phone (805-730-4164) or email: dsps@sbcc.edu.
If you have already registered with DSPS, please submit your accommodation requests via the ‘DSPS Online Services Student Portal’ as soon as possible. This needs to be done each semester. If you have any questions or concerns about your accommodations, please make an appointment with a DSPS Counselor. Complete this process in a timely manner to allow adequate time to provide accommodations.
Services
Help with CANVAS: there is a “Help button” on the left-hand sidebar of the Canvas homepage.
SBCC Tech Support [Pipeline Troubleshooting & FAQ]: (805)-965-0581 ext 2949.
Writing Center, Library, and Bookstore.
SBCC and the District do not tolerate any form of sexual harassment which includes sexual assault, stalking, domestic and dating violence. Title IX is the law that prohibits this kind of behavior. Please contact Linda Esparza Dozer, Title IX and Gender Equity Coordinator, or Deputy Title IX Coordinator Adrienne Betty if you have questions or concerns about an incident, reporting procedures, resources available, or if you just want to talk.
Linda Esparza Dozer: 805.730.4303, lmesparza@pipeline.sbcc.edu
Adrienne Betty: 805.965.0581 x2266, aabetty@pipeline.sbcc.edu
A Report a Concern form can also be completed to start the Title IX process.
The mission of the SBCC Basic Needs Center is to eliminate food insecurity, hunger related stressors and support students with financial hardships by providing students and community members with access to no cost quality food, clothing, toiletries, and other supplies.