Events Calendar

Fund raising for the club through boba Sale

Fund raising event through boba sale.

Event sponsored by Foothill Enactus Club for Pathwater presentation

Fund raising event through boba sale.

Black History Month

Lecture Series I:

Future Careers- Flipping the script on the high-tech world of work

10 a.m. - 11 a.m.

STEM Success Center (4218)

Black History Month

Lecture Series II:

Phavia Kujichagulia - Racism, the elephant in the room.

Noon - 1 p.m.

Hearthside Lounge (2313)

Fund raising event through the sale of boba.

Black History Month

AVOTCJA + MODUPUE: Live Music, Poetry & Open Mic.

12 p.m. - 1 p.m.

Campus Center Dining Room (2201)

Fund raising event through the sale of boba.

Black History Month

Lecture Series III:

Dr. Frederick Gaines - Afro-Latinx Roots & History In California.

Noon - 1 p.m.

Campus Center Dining room (2201)

The last day to petition for a winter associate degree or certificate is March 1.

Negotiating Boundaries: Women of Color in Northern California History:

Los Altos History Museum's day-long symposium brings together a dynamic line-up of scholars from archeology, history, ethnic studies, gender studies, and environmental justice studies. Join in this discussion as we fill the gaps in our collective memory about women of color in Northern California history.

This program expands on the remarkable life and times of Juana Briones (1802-1889), the subject of LAHM's current exhibit Inspired by Juana: La Doa de la Frontera (October 2018-March 31, 2019).

Registration begins at 9:30am. Foothill students receive free admission with student ID. Lunch not included, but can be purchased for $5. Advance tickets can be purchased.

Reception at Los Altos History Museum from 4-5 p.m.

Email: ziegenhornbill@fhda.edu

Los Altos History Museum's day-long symposium brings together a dynamic line-up of scholars from archeology, history, ethnic studies, gender studies, and environmental justice studies. Join in this discussion as we fill the gaps in our collective memory about women of color in Northern California history.

This program expands on the remarkable life and times of Juana Briones (1802-1889), the subject of LAHM's current exhibit Inspired by Juana: La Doa de la Frontera (October 2018-March 31, 2019).

Registration begins at 9:30am. Foothill students receive free admission with student ID. Lunch not included, but can be purchased for $5. Advance tickets can be purchased.

Reception at Los Altos History Museum from 4-5 p.m.

Drum gathering by Foothill beats club and We For She Club

Fund raising event through the sale of boba.

Fund raising event through the sale of boba.

Please come to the Transfer Center to meet with a UCSC representative for quick questions.

Check our webpage for other university representatives that will be on our campus.

Drop in the Transfer Center to speak with a representative from UC Davis.

Stop in the Campus Center to visit with a representative from FIDM - Fashion Institute Design and Merchandising of Los Angeles.

Owl Talks is a quarterly student led and produced lecture series which seeks to showcase our diverse and exceptional students by giving them a platform to share their knowledge and experiences.

Suggested themes are:

- Film

- Self-Management

- Climate Change

- Experience in America

Please lend your voices to ours, and share your unique perspective on any number of topics from social dynamics to climate attitudes.

Practice ways to better connect with others and yourself with love and nonviolence.

See more information for other Women's History Month events.

Do you have trouble getting your needs met or knowing what your needs are? Do you have trouble saying "no"? Are you afraid to speak up about something important to you?

Come learn tools to understand assertiveness, express your needs and take steps to getting them met.

Cheer on the Owls softball team.

Cheer on the Owls women's tennis team.

Drop in the Transfer Center to visit a UC Davis representative.

Healthy Relationships with Professor Shani Robins at Hearthside Lounge #2313 from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm.

Visit the Transfer Center for quick question drop-in with our representative from CSU East Bay.

Closing Ceremony sponsored by Foothill Puente Club

Fund raising through the sale of boba.

Stop by the Campus Center to meet with a representative from Menlo College.

Learn about the Veterinary Technology Program and the soon to be transcriptable Certificate of Achievement for Veterinary Assistant.

Auditions are being held through March 20.

The talent showcase event will be held on Friday, May 3 from 5-7 p.m.

See more information to download the application form.

Sponsored by Enactus Club.

Drop in available with our visiting USF representative.

Stop by the Transfer Center, room 8329.

Cheer on the Owls women's tennis team.

Cheer on the Owls men's tennis team.

Final exams for Saturday classes will be on March 23.

Finals exams are scheduled from March 25 through March 29.

Cheer on the Owls softball team.

Cheer on the Owls men's tennis team.

Fund raising through the sale of boba.

Make an appointment for free legal counseling available to currently-enrolled Foothill students.

By Appointment Only on the Main Campus. Make an Appointment at studentaffairs@fhda.edu

Consultations and referrals are provided on many legal matters except student vs. student and student vs. college matters.

Frequent issues involve landlord/tenant disputes, leases, traffic tickets, employer/employee disputes, consumer problems, etc.

Law career counseling is also available.

Appointments are available on specific days only. Visit or call the Foothill College Student Affairs & Activities Office for specific legal calendar and location, and to schedule a 15-minute appointment with the lawyer.

Please Note: Legal Counseling is offered during fall, winter and spring quarters. Service is not available during the summer quarter. Schedule is subject to change every quarter.

Cheer on the Owls softball team.

See more information for how to add a class after the quarter begins.

Drop in the Campus Center to speak with a college representative from St. Peter's University in New Jersey

Cheer on the Owls softball team.

Please drop by the Transfer Center in room 8329 to meet with a UC Merced representative for quick questions.

Drop in the Campus Center for quick questions of our visiting NDNU representative.

The talk is part of the Silicon Valley Astronomy Lecture Series at Foothill College, now in its 19th year.

Where is the best place to find living life beyond Earth? It may be that the small, ice-covered moons of Jupiter and Saturn harbor some of the most habitable real estate in our Solar System. Life loves liquid water and these moons have lots of it!

Such ocean worlds have likely persisted for much of the history of the solar system and as a result they are compelling targets for our exploration. Dr. Hand will explain the science behind our understanding of these worlds, with a special focus on Jupiter's intriguing moon Europa, which is a top priority for future NASA missions.

Dr. Kevin Peter Hand is a planetary scientist at JPL in Pasadena, California and the Director of its Ocean Worlds Lab. His research focuses on the origin, evolution, and distribution of life in the solar system with an emphasis on Europa. He carries out both theoretical and laboratory research on the physics and chemistry of icy moons.

From 2011 to 2016, Hand served as Deputy Chief Scientist for Solar System Exploration at JPL and was a member of the National Academies Committee on Astrobiology and Planetary Sciences. His work has brought him to the Dry Valleys of Antarctica, the sea ice near the North Pole, the depths of the Earth's oceans, and to the glaciers of Kilimanjaro.

Dr. Hand was a scientist onboard James Cameron's 2012 dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, and he was part of a 2003 IMAX expedition to hydrothermal vents in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

Cheer on the Owls softball team.

Cheer on the Owls softball team.

Visit the Transfer Center for quick question drop-in with our representative from CSU East Bay.

Drop in the Campus Center to meet with a college representative from Menlo College

See more information for how to add a class after the quarter begins.

See more information for how to drop a class.

Please drop in our Transfer Center for quick questions with our visiting UC Merced representative.

Chegg reps will be on hand to talk about what employers look for in prospective employees.

What skills are important to employers in the 21st century? Successful employees need more than technical skills. Join two Foothill professors for a lively discussion!

Drop in the Campus Center to meet and ask questions of a visiting University of San Diego representative from 2- 4pm.

Visit the Transfer Center for quick question drop-in with our representative from CSU East Bay.

Once the term begins, you must submit the completed request form to the Admissions & Records Office. See more information for details.

Do you plan to attend Foothill College this summer or fall 2019?

Attend DAY ON THE HILL, a free open house that showcases Foothill College programs and services.

The day is an excellent introduction for high school, adult education and regional occupational program students and their families to experience numerous college and career opportunities.

Hear from 40 different organizations for students across disciplines.

Stop by the Transfer Center to visit with a UC Santa Cruz representative for quick question drop in.

Check our transfer center web page for visits from other universities.

Visit the Transfer Center for quick question drop-in with our representative from CSU East Bay.

The Research and Service Leadership Symposium provides students an opportunity to gain experience presenting in a professional conference setting on campus.

The event includes an awards ceremony, a keynote speaker, and presentations throughout the day.

All members of the Foothill community are invited to attend.

Campus will be closed May 25-27 in observance of Memorial Day.

How can you use LinkedIn to your advantage? Hear from a LinkedIn rep about how the site can help you land your next job.

See more information for how to drop a class, with special attention to rules about repeating a class.

See more information for steps on petitioning for your degree or certificate.

See more information for the final exams schedule.

See more information for the final exams schedule.

See more information for the final exams schedule.

See more information for the final exams schedule.

See more information for graduation information.

See more information for the final exams schedule.

The last day to request a Pass/No Pass grade is Feb. 1. You can download the form via your MyPortal account.

The last day to drop 12-week classes with a "W" for winter courses.

The Foothill College Environmental Horticulture & Design Department presents its popular two-day fall plant sale Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2–3, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the on-campus nursery and greenhouse facilities adjacent to parking lots 7 and 8. Proceeds benefit the Environmental Horticulture & Design Program. Admission is free; parking is $3. 

The sale will feature many varieties of perennials, California native plants and trees, winter veggies, shrubs and trees for fall color, fruit trees and a variety of drought-tolerant plants and succulents. Some trees and shrubs in larger containers are available. Most plants are in four-inch pots and one-gallon containers. 

Cash and checks are accepted; no sales by credit/debit card. Bring bags, boxes and plastic liner to transport purchases. Sale items are first come, first served.

Parking Lots 7 and 8 provide the best access to the horticulture facilities. Patrons must purchase the required campus parking permit for $3. Purchase permit at dispensers in any student lot. Dispensers accept debit/credit cards and cash. Foothill College is located off I-280 on El Monte Road in Los Altos Hills. For additional information, access foothill.edu.

Watch your Foothill Owls take on the Las Positas at home.

Want to travel to Ireland over the summer? Earn units and get a one-of-a-kind experience when you study abroad this summer in Ireland from July 5- August 1.

Get more details on classes, experiences and costs when you attend an info session.