Winter/Spring 2023 CONTINUING STUDENTS registration begins by appointment. Continues through Friday, November 4, 2022. MESA, TRIO, & PUENTE STUDENTS register at 8:00 am.

Piecing It Together is a new body of work by Elizabeth Lee, in which she addresses the effects of generational trauma. In particular, Lee explores the personal trauma passed down from her refugee parents who fled the Vietnam War. For the last three years, Lee has been searching internally to learn how her upbringing has affected the person she is today. Each piece is arranged as a triptych to help her compartmentalize and process each part of her trauma. Lee is interested in the self-awareness and work it takes to break cycles of trauma; this is the driving force behind this series.

Piecing It Together is a new body of work by Elizabeth Lee, in which she addresses the effects of generational trauma. In particular, Lee explores the personal trauma passed down from her refugee parents who fled the Vietnam War. For the last three years, Lee has been searching internally to learn how her upbringing has affected the person she is today. Each piece is arranged as a triptych to help her compartmentalize and process each part of her trauma. Lee is interested in the self-awareness and work it takes to break cycles of trauma; this is the driving force behind this series.

Piecing It Together is a new body of work by Elizabeth Lee, in which she addresses the effects of generational trauma. In particular, Lee explores the personal trauma passed down from her refugee parents who fled the Vietnam War. For the last three years, Lee has been searching internally to learn how her upbringing has affected the person she is today. Each piece is arranged as a triptych to help her compartmentalize and process each part of her trauma. Lee is interested in the self-awareness and work it takes to break cycles of trauma; this is the driving force behind this series.

Spring 2023 Orientation sign-ups begins. New Students will attend an in-person orientation session in January, visit the campus, and meet with a counselor and register for classes. To sign up for the New Student Orientation session visit www.butte.edu/orientation.

Presenter Nzingha Dugas is the Executive Director of the Umoja Community Education Foundation (UCEF). Mx. Dugas joined the Umoja Community in June 2019. UCEF operates 71 programs across California’s 116 community college system. Umoja programs focus on academic engagement, student leadership, professional development and matriculation success for African ancestry students. For counselors and faculty, Umoja supports training and cultural pedagogy in teaching and learning. Additionally, Mx. Dugas’s role includes leading the Foundation’s central office team, the northern and southern statewide region staff and overseeing all operations.

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Spring 2023 Online Orientation becomes available for New Transfer-In Students. Visit https://www.butte.edu/orientation to access the Online Orientation.

Spring 2023 New Transfer-In Students Registration begins at 8:00 am. New Transfer-In Students are students attending Butte College for the first time and have completed 24 or more units with a GPA of 2.0 or better. New Transfer-In students who have completed the Online Orientation begin registering at 8:00 am.