Honors News: March 4, 2025
Welcome back, everyone! This week, you have the opportunity to share your voice and select the peers who will represent you in SF Student Government. We also have some exciting service opportunities, more research workshops presented by the SF library, and a chance to take part in the last Mental Health First Aid training of the spring!
In this edition:
The Honors Experience - Summer Classes
Follow Us on Instagram
Take Part in the Last Mental Health First Aid Training of the Semester
Research Workshops at the SF Library
Vote for YOUR Student Government
Student Government Candidate Debate
Student Volunteers Needed for SF Professional Development Day
Support Local Artists by Volunteering at SF’s Spring Arts Festival
Looking for Volunteer Opportunities? Contact SF Civic Engagement and Service
Volunteers needed during GRACE Marketplace's signature fundraising event!
The Honors Experience - Summer Classes
Your experience matters! Help shape the direction of the SF Honors Program by answering a quick, one question survey about your experience in the Honors Program and what you would like to see. In our first, let us know what you would like to see for the summer.
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Stay up to date with everything going on in the Honors Program at SF by following us on Instagram at @sfhonors, or keep up with our team of Navigators at @sfhonorsnavigators! Learn about social events, workshops, academic updates, and more!
News and Updates
Research Workshops at the SF Library
5 Honors Points per Workshop Attended
Source Savvy: Crafting a Research Driven Paper
You’ve done the research…now what? This workshop will show you how to quote, paraphrase, and blend information from sources while keeping your writing clear, credible, and uniquely yours.
Wednesday, April 2
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Library & Learning Commons, Y-240
https://sfcollege.zoom.us/my/reference
Primary Sources, Powerful Research
Learn how to find and use primary sources for your academic research. This workshop will guide you through strategies for locating original materials that will enhance and strengthen your projects.
Wednesday, March 5
2:00pm – 3:00pm
Library & Learning Commons, Y-203
https://sfcollege.zoom.us/my/reference
Navigating Health Science Research
This workshop is designed for students in health-related fields or anyone researching health topics. Learn specific strategies for finding credible sources, navigating health databases, and utilizing evidence-based practice to ensure your research is reliable and impactful.
Tuesday, April 1
2:00pm – 3:00pm
Library & Learning Commons, Y-240
https://sfcollege.zoom.us/my/reference
If you have any questions about any of these sessions, please contact Ramona Miller.
Take Part in the Last Mental Health First Aid Training of the Semester
Want to make a difference? Santa Fe College is offering Adult Mental Health First Aid training—a nationally recognized program that equips you with the skills to support someone in crisis.
Date: Friday, March 7
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location: SF Northwest Campus (exact location TBA)
In this interactive, in-person training, you'll learn how to recognize signs of anxiety, depression, psychosis, and addiction, and how to offer meaningful support to those in need—whether they’re a friend, classmate, or stranger on campus.
Free certification upon completion
Limited spots available – first come, first served!
Light breakfast & lunch provided
Register Now:
Complete the online form by Tuesday, March 4 to secure your spot. Some pre-coursework is required, and full attendance is necessary for certification.
Questions? Contact the Counseling and Wellness Center at counseling@sfcollege.edu.
Vote for YOUR Student Government
Don’t miss YOUR opportunity to vote in this year’s Student Government elections! This is your chance to participate in your school and pick who represents you. To vote, check your email for a message from Doug Bagby titled “SF Student Government Elections - Vote Now!” and click on the link “Take the Survey”. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to sgchiefjustice@sfcollege.edu!
Thank you for participating in your school’s democratic process, results will be announced at 4:00pm Wednesday, March 12th, in WA108.
Student Government Candidate Debate
5 Honors Points for Event Attendance
A debate between candidates will be held Tomorrow, March 5th, at 4pm in WA108. Learn about candidates’ positions on issues that matter to you, then vote and help select a student government that represents your perspective.
Student Volunteers Needed for SF Professional Development Day
1 Honors Point per Volunteer Hour
SF's Professional Development Day, Friday, March 28, and we’re recruiting students to help!
We need students to serve on a panel discussion about the student experience and what the college and SF professors can do to help them succeed. (10:30-11:30 am)
We also need students to help judge faculty posters detailing projects their departments implemented to improve student success and engagement. (1:45-2:30 pm)
Students who help will receive lunch and a gift bag valued at $100.
Interested students should complete the following survey before March 14.
Support Local Artists by Volunteering at SF’s Spring Arts Festival
The 53rd Annual Spring Arts Festival will be held on April 12th & 13th at the Northwest Campus. This is a great opportunity to mingle with the community and see the great work of student artists, local artists, and national/international artists. In addition to the artwork, there’s a great lineup of music and activities.
The Festival is still in need of volunteers. If you are interested in being a part of the Festival please fill out the volunteer signup form at the link below. There is a range of opportunities starting on Friday and running through Sunday.
Looking for More Volunteer Opportunities? Contact SF Civic Engagement and Service
In addition to scheduling dedicated service projects and organizing Alternative Spring Break, SF’s Office for Civic Engagement and Service—helmed by Jacob Clore—can connect students with service opportunities that fit their interests, passions, career goals, and schedule. Are you looking for a way to impact our community but don’t know where to start? Contact Jacob at SF’s CES today!
