School of Arts and Entertainment | Film Production | Sound Technology

• Outdoor Stage: Behind the building, this open-air venue is your passport to unforgettable performances under the starry skies.

• Screening Theater: Step into a world of cinematic wonder, with 125 seats and a Dolby Atmos Sound system, for an immersive experience.

Classrooms | Performing Arts Center

• An elevator is available next to the restrooms, in the outside hallway across from room 2-105.

• Bathrooms and water fountains are available on all three floors, but a drink vending machine is available only on the first floor.

• Walkway to Building 1 is accessible from the inside of the third floor, there is also a picknick table available in this area. 

• Performing Arts Center: With a nearly 500-person capacity, it’s a popular venue for all types of college and community events.

• Theater Technology Lab

• Pulse Memorial: Behind the building, a rainbow eucalyptus tree stands as a symbol of resilience, unity, and hope.

Arts and Entertainment | Black Box Theater

• Atrium (3-177): Open access study space with several tables, seating and accessible power outlets.

• Black Box Theater (3-100): Showcase for acting from the Theater program and set design by Entertainment Design and Technology.

• Arts and Entertainment Department Office (3-106)

• Anita S. Wooten Gallery (3-112): A teaching gallery dedicated to enhancing student understanding and appreciation of art.

• Bathrooms are available behind the gallery, opposite room 3-146A.

• Outside, between buildings 3 and 4 there is a large garden area with bench seating available. 

Learning Support | Library

First Floor:

• Atrium (4-100 and 4-100A): Open access study space, many seats with tables and outlets but only one computer available.

  • Two vending machines (snacks and drinks) available inside.

  • Women's Restroom is the first room across from Water Fountains down the hallway leading to Building 5/6.

  • Men's Restroom is the first room next to Water Fountains down the hallway leading to Building 3.

• Study Room (4-100B): Study space with whiteboard, 2-hour check-out at Welcome Desk in LSC (4-101).

• Learning Support Center (LSC) (4-101): Access to tutoring and testing services, open computers, printing, and group study spaces.

  • Welcome Desk: Provide general information, check-out calculators and headphones, and sign-in students for General Tutoring

    • General Tutoring includes the subjects: Computer Programming (4-101), Physics (4-109), Biology (4-110), and Chemistry (4-111).

  • Tech Support Services: Assist with printing, technology questions, and check out items like iPads, laptops, and webcams.

  • Student Parent Resource Room (4-100C): Child-friendly open access study space inside the LSC.

  • The Math Center (4-101A and 4-102): Provides assistance to all students enrolled in any math course.

  • EAP Lab (4-105): Learning space for students attending workshops and/or completing lab work.

  • Academic Success Corner - CARE+ and Learning Lab (4-112): Physical space where students can meet with their academic coaches.

  • Communications Center (4-120): Tutors are available to help students become independent language learners and better writers.

    • Speech Lab (4-120A): This space is available to students who need somewhere to record or practice recording a speech.

  • Testing Center (4-124): Provides appointment-based testing including: Standardized (PERT), Accommodated, and Make-up Testing.

• VCentials (4-134): Formerly "Pooky's Pantry", in times of need, students can turn to this free source of food and essential items.

Second Floor:

• Atrium (4-200): Open access study space, several computers and a few small tables, with an area for (free) discarded library books.

• Library (4-201): Access to library services, open computers, printing, and group study spaces.

  • Research Help Desk: Get help from a Librarian with research, library resources, citations, and more.

  • Tech Support Services: Assist with printing, technology questions, and check out items like iPads, laptops, and webcams.

  • Relaxation Station: Tables with games, puzzles, and other tools to help relieve stress.

  • Group Study Rooms (4-201B, C, D, E, and G): Available for 2-hour checkout with a VID from the Circulation Desk (4-201H)

  • Circulation Desk (4-201H): Assist with library book/resource check-outs (21-days), textbook rentals (4 - 24 hours), and the study rooms.

  • Learning Support Services Department Office (4-212): Includes the Library, LSC (Tutoring/Testing), and Student Life Skills (SLS) Courses.

  • Quiet Study (4-216): Large room with several computers and many workstations reserved for students working silently.

  • Men's and Women's Restrooms are available, with a Water Fountain between them inside the Library, to the left after you enter.

• Interfaith Prayer and Reflection (4-234): A quiet location for prayer or meditation for use by students and employees.

• Lactation (Nursing Mothers) Room (4-236): Must be reserved, Currently Closed (under construction).

Outside:

• Two vending machines (snacks and drinks) are available on the side of the building near Building 5/6.

  • There are also two tables under cover here with three seats each, and a power outlet relatively close to each.

• Library Return bin available for library books only, in front of the building near the door to the Atrium that is closest to Building 5/6.

• Behind the building there is an "outdoor classroom" near the tree line with seating in the shade.

Student Services | Cafeteria | Campus Store | Security

First Floor:

• Campus Store (5-120): Owned and operated by the college, the campus store provides services to students, faculty, and staff.

• Food Court

• Dining Area

• Information Kiosk

Second Floor:

• Advising (5-210): Advisors are available to meet with students to provide support on topics like career and academic planning.

• Counseling Services (5-210): This team provides a blend of emotional and academic support to help you thrive.

• Answers Center (5-211): Student services advisors can answer your questions about financial aid, assessment, transcripts, residency, etc.

• Student Development (5-212): Provides co-curricular and extracurricular experiences that lead to wholistic growth and development.

• Atlas Access Lab (5-213): Open use includes access to the internet and your Atlas account, with staff on hand to assist.

• Business Office (5-214): The department to inquire and resolve any questions pertaining to your financial obligations with the college.

• Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD) (5-216)

• International Student Services (5-217)

• Security (5-220): They provide a safe, secure and welcoming campus; here is where you obtain your Parking Permit and Valencia ID.

• Career Center (5-230)

Dance | Humanities | Fitness and Wellness Center

• Dance Studio (6-104)

• Humanities and Foreign Language Department Office (6-118)

• Fitness and Wellness Center (6-125): Students are able to use the Fitness Center for a fee of $25 per term during non-Class hours.

Mathematics | Communications

• Math Labs (7-112)

• Mathematics Department Office (7-142)

• Communications Department Office (7-163)