City College of San Francisco - Southeast Center Library

Come too southeast community College to get you covid shot 1,2,3,or booster shot saying to all seniors come one come all let be all be one big safe and healthy world.. 9am until 3:30 weekly

This is a CCSF campus that teaches GED, they had some classes that teach medical mainly CPR but those classes are long gone. The campus is open door without any real security, so on days can find crazy people walking the campus. This campus is more of a community center. Any of the shootings that had happened in the neighborhood, their funeral services typically happen here.

When I first entered this building, I instantly noticed the two people at the front desk assisting students. Then my eyes were drawn upwards to the high ceiling and then downwards to a floor of trees. Basically, this campus is a large terranium and I rather like it. There appears to be a library with high traffic and while the classroom size was the smallest i've ever been in at CCSF, the abundance of street parking counteracted that drawback. I'm looking forward to making a home here while I take a Child Development class this semester.

I've talked to the dean, Veronica Hunnicutt and she's a pretty nice and friendly person. It's just that whenever I go here, there's no one there. It seems and sounds like the place is dead and no one's ever there. I've been to meetings that were held there and I think they need to put more chairs when gatherings like these happen. A lot of people come through and most of them are standing up because of the lack of chairs. This is also the place where I get the neighborhood newspapers and the Guardsman.

I give this institution of Learning the highest accolades possible. This tiny edifice compared to the main campus has impacted my life in such a positive way. I earned a science degree in Biotechnology. I learned to believe in myself again. I met so many Educator who were willing to always go the extra mile for Us (the students). Then there is the Building. It's mere existence is a testimony to a community of People of Color and so many Cultures who demanded and received a tool that would help Their future compete Academically, Politically, and Socially. I met personally, Dr. Jackson, A Bayview Resident, Activist, an a co- founder of The Oakdale Campus. She is featured on the mural that graces the entrance to this historical Campus. She was still advocating for the Cancer Victims of Bayview Hunters Point. Then you have the friendly, helpful, lovable, knowledgeable,. Dean Bynum. Right in Dean. The politics he has to deal with as well as making the two campuses run smoothly. He couldn't do it without Ms. Marlene Walker. She is a super star in her own right. I will always remember Ms. Cynthia, Mrs. Mila, The Librarian and all the other Community support groups who had offices inside the Oakdale campus. These Members of the community provide job training ( security Guard Card, etc) for the Residents. There are scholarships available, free food and clothing. Just a ton of resources. But all good things come to and end. And with Gentrification upon the community eventually what once was provided as a compromise for the Sewer System being relocated to that side of town ( as opposed to the Sunset District $), and now a dying Institution ( because no one attends, will soon be repurposed trendy office space. Good Bye . I enjoyed you and took full advantage.