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| Fall 2022 Maximum Timeframe Appeal Deadline
Deadline for submitting a Maximum Timeframe Appeal (MT) for the Fall 2022 semester is November 30, 2022. This appeal is for students who are disqualified for exceeding time frame requirements of their program and can appeal by submitting a Maximum Timeframe Appeal. For instructions on how to submit a MT Appeal, please log into your MyBC FA Self Service Portal and click on Complete Required Documents and look for Maximum Timeframe Appeal links. | |
| Satisfactory Academic Progress Extenuating Circumstances Appeal (SAP) Deadline
Last day to submit a SAP Appeal for the Fall 2022 semester is November 30, 2022. Students who failed to meet SAP criteria can file a SAP Appeal if student had extenuating circumstances. Extenuating circumstances may include serious illness or injury, the death of an immediate family member, or other non-recurring catastrophic or compelling situation beyond the student's reasonable control. For instructions on how to submit a SAP Appeal, please log into your MyBC FA Self Service and click on Complete Required Documents and look for SAP Appeal link. | |
| 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM | Free Student Breakfast: Reg-Fest Breakfast
FREE hot breakfast for students in the Campus Center Cafeteria! All students are invited to grab a hot breakfast and talk with staff about Winter/Spring Registration! | Main Campus |
| 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM | Amalgam I
Isabella K. Saavedra is an artist and indigiqueer person (Pit River Madesi +
Salvadorenx) based in Portland, Oregon. Originally from Oroville, CA,
Saavedra attended Butte College before transferring to Southern Oregon
University to earn a B.S. in Art. After working at the Oregon Shakespeare
Festival as a props artisan, Saavedra moved to Portland and is now a studio
assistant at Marie Watt Studio. Saavedra’s practice is an amalgam of
painting, sculpture, and textiles that investigates personal history, ancestry,
daydream, and collective experiences. The selection of work on view is from
two ongoing series: Sardine Cans and Remnants. These series utilize found
and discarded materials and record the artist’s “NOW-isms” | Main Campus |
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