Career Service Council Launches Adopt-A-Family For The Holiday Season

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The Career Service Council (CSC) General Fund is used to lend a helping hand to Career Service employees at Santa Fe College. In the spirit of the season, CSC would like to support an employee to remind them that we care.

To be eligible you must:

  • Be a current Santa Fe College, non-probationary full-time Career Service employee.
  • Complete the application in its entirety
  • Provide a Letter of Support that explains what led you to either nominate someone or yourself for this assistance.
  • Submit the online application by December 1, 2022.

All SF employees are welcome to nominate a Career Service employee for this assistance by completing the application. If you have any questions please contact CSC President Rose Christy at 395-5206 or rose.christy@sfcollege.edu.

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