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Sacramento City College (SCC) and statewide college and university officials celebrate the opening of the Sacramento City College Davis Center at UC Davis West Village. SCC's Davis Education Center is the first community college center located on a University of California campus. Designed to be LEED silver certified, the 22,000 square foot structure will be part of the UC Davis West Village, a 205-acre zero net energy community that will incorporate educational facilities and below-market home ownership opportunities. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. -
Sacramento City College (SCC) and statewide college and university officials celebrate the opening of the Sacramento City College Davis Center at UC Davis West Village. -
A human skeleton (manufactured, not real) hangs in a new classroom while workers prepare to install a projection screen. -
Anthropology professor Nancy Garr greets another teacher while she puts her physical anthropology supplies on a shelf in preparation for her first class at the new facility next Tuesday. -
A male gorilla skull, center, shares a shelf with two female gorilla skulls. (They are molded, not real skulls). -
Visitors tour one of the new classrooms at the SCC facility. -
UCD campus planner Robert Segar, left, points out the specifics of West Village to SCC english teacher Catherine Bridge. -
A visitor walks down a flight of modern-designed stairs inside the new SCC building. Sacramento City College (SCC) and statewide college and university officials celebrate the opening of the Sacramento City College Davis Center at UC Davis West Village. SCCÕs Davis Education Center is the first community college center located on a University of California campus. Designed to be LEED silver certified, the 22,000 square foot structure will be part of the UC Davis West Village, a 205-acre zero net energy community that will incorporate educational facilities and below-market home ownership opportunities. Wednesday, January 11, 2012.
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