SparkPoint Market
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The market is open to students, staff, and the community to select the food that they want.
The market is open to students, staff, and the community to select the food that they want.
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SparkPoint Market (Building 5, Room 220, San Mateo) — Open market where students, staff, and community choose their preferred food.
SparkPoint Market (Building 5, Room 220, San Mateo) — Open market where students, staff, and community choose their preferred food.
SparkPoint Market (Building 5, Room 220, San Mateo) — Open market where students, staff, and community choose their preferred food.
SparkPoint Market (Building 5, Room 220, San Mateo) — Open market where students, staff, and community choose their preferred food.
Discussion on indigenous cultures and the sacred and modern roles of Two‑Spirit individuals at the Cultural Center, Building 17 Room 107.
Online Transfer To Success webinar series by UC Berkeley offers guidance on majors, transfer requirements, applications, financial aid, résumé building, research opportunities, and student experiences.
Arts & Crafts wellness hour at Skyline College Library offers new crafts, a tech detox, and a chance to unwind and recharge for students, staff, and faculty.
Student nurses provide free mini health assessments, checking vital signs, discussing concerns, reviewing medications, and referring to resources at CSM College Center Building 10.
Reading skill practice and book discussions take place in the Main Library’s Laurel Room.
Grammar rules are taught and conversation is practiced in the Laurel Room at San Mateo Main Library.
Hands‑on workshops in CSM’s Makerspace create ofrenda components for display at the campus Día de Muertos celebration and to take home.
Women's Circle (CSM Health & Wellness Building 5, Room 339) — Movement, expressive arts, poetry, storytelling, and ritual guide women through shared reflection and creative connection.