Overview
Project Change is designed to build community, on and off campus, that will serve as social, emotional and academic support for student members. The program connects formerly incarcerated and system impacted students to resources and support services at Skyline College, such as priority registration, student supplies, and campus academic, professional and wellness services; as well as community resources. Submit Your Project Change Interest Form or Refer a student to find out more.
"Sharing my experiences and stories of past traumas as a formerly incarcerated student has helped me build self-confidence and create new boundaries for myself . . . The many services on campus have been instrumental to my progress and recovery . . .
- Project Change Student
Who Is Eligible? All students who . .
-are formerly incarcerated
-have been placed on probation or parole
-are system impacted by incarceration
Next Steps
- Submit Your Project Change Interest Form
- Intake Meeting - we will contact you to schedule a time to meet
- Needs Assessment - identify your needs together with Project Change staff
- Personalized Resource Plan (PRP) - receive a PRP that connects you directly to campus resources like Priority Registration and a backpack of supplies
- Project Change Club - be part of a community that includes leadership and mentoring opportunities
CONGRATULATIONS 2022 DEGREE & CERTIFICATE RECIPIENTS
NEW THOMAS C. MOHR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
In honor of her beloved husband, Tom, Sandy Mohr has generously established the Thomas C. Mohr Memorial Scholarship to support students throughout the San Mateo County Community College District who have overcome significant obstacles to achieve their educational goals, particularly those in the Guardian Scholars and Project Change programs.
You will find more information on applying for SMCCC Foundation Scholarships including the Thomas C. Mohr Memorial Scholarship, on the Skyline College Scholarships page.