Student Center
410
The 100,000-square-foot Student Center will replace the existing Student Life (9C) facility built in 1953. The new building will have three floors and have ample space for student to study, hang out and eat. It will also have areas for student clubs and government, and flexible meeting and event spaces for up to 900 people. The facility is made possible by public support of Measure GO, providing Mt. SAC with $750 million to support the college’s mission with facilities that help students prepare for transfer and enter the modern workforce.
1st Floor:
- 3 - Divisible Conference Rooms
410-1020A-C
- Rising Scholars
410-1030
- Mountie Tech Hub
- Police & Campus Safety (north campus work/observation room)
- Custodial north campus stockroom off loading dock
- Technical Services coordination of loading dock & service yard use/schedule
2nd Floor:
- Food Service
- Multicultural Center | 2030 will be overseen by the Associate Dean, Student Success & Equity
- Meditation & Prayer Room – open access, first come, first serve. Oversight from Multicultural Center Staff
- Lactation Room
410-2026
Register for Access - Walk-ins welcome
Assistance is available at the second-floor Information & Resource Center
- Associated Students Leadership Center
410-2090
This is the home of Associated Students government Executive Board, Senate, and Student Court.
- A.S. Council Room
410-2020
This is the dedicated space for Associated Students Government to hold the following meetings: Senate, Executive Board, Student Court, Inter-Club Council, Activities Committee and Elections Committee. This space is also the home of all LEAD Workshops.
- Multipurpose Room
410-2080
This is a general open space with wood flooring, mirrors, a projector, laptop connectivity, audio capabilities, and must be reserved through 25Live.
- RSCO Co-Lab Space
410-2085
This is the home of the Inter-Club Council and it is the creative collaboration space for Recognized Student Clubs and Organization members, leaders, and advisors. This space provides access for RSCOs to make posters, use technology tools, create buttons, and utilize storage space. It also provides recreational gaming equipment for use in the general student sit/relax spaces and game patio.
- Student Life Office
410-2040
This department is dedicated to promoting student responsibility, engagement, advocacy, and leadership. This is the home of the campus Lost & Found program, the Leadership Education And Development (LEAD) program, Associated Students, Recognized Student Clubs and Organizations, Recognition programs, Student Conduct support, and Grievance services.
3rd Floor:
- Summit Event Center
410-3060A-E
Annual baseline calendar of events (200+ attendees), additional reservations via Event Services/25Live
- Summit Pre-Function Space
410-3000B
- Summit Balcony
410-3020
Reserved for use in association with events
- Technical Services/Event Services Offices
410-3200
Student Center
LEED Certification in progress