News @ De Anza

A new video series highlights the opportunities and benefits offered by De Anza's highly regarded career training programs, which offer courses, certificates and degrees in 25 different fields.

De Anza will host its annual Enrollment Day event for graduating high school students and their families on Saturday, April 27, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Main Quad and other locations.

Sixteen faculty members were granted tenure by the Foothill-De Anza district Board of Trustees on Monday, during a special celebration attended by Chancellor Lee Lambert and leaders from the college and district.

Employees are invited to meet the De Anza's external peer review team, learn more about the accreditation process, support the college's accreditation efforts and give input during an online town hall meeting this Friday, March 15, from noon-1 p.m.

Four members of the De Anza community will be honored this week with Excellence Awards from the national League for Innovation in the Community College. The awards recognize outstanding contributions in teaching, leadership and service.

De Anza College was invited to make a presentation for a statewide audience about student-centered practices that have helped maintain stable enrollment this fall, when enrollment has declined for many community colleges around the nation.

De Anza's Online Education Center has won national recognition for developing two comprehensive resource hubs for students and faculty members, providing extensive tools to assist with the transition to online this spring.

De Anza College has earned a top ranking among two-year schools with the best graduation rates, according to federal data compiled by the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Expensive textbooks and other materials can be a challenge for many students. Fortunately, instructors are finding new ways to help your book dollars go further at De Anza.

President Brian Murphy has announced plans to retire at the end of the academic year, after leading one of California's most distinguished community colleges for the past 14 years.