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Student Services Relocate

Story By: Christianna Schiotis, News Editor
March 20, 2024
Photo by: Christianna Schiotis
The circled areas on the map of Fresno city college highlight where the three offices temporarily moved to.

Admissions and Records, Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS), and the Health and Services offices have been temporarily relocated due to renovations to the Student Services building.

According to Fresno City College’s website, the Administration and Records office was relocated to room 107 in Building A, inside the Veterans Office. The EOPS office was moved to the Old Administration Building (OAB) room 114. The Health Services office has transferred to the staff dining hall in the cafeteria.

The Admissions and Records building can look forward to an extensive Wi-Fi infrastructure and new carpet upgrades. The renovations can be attributed to the Telcom Modernization project. When Student Services was asked to explain the Telcom Modernization project, they declined to answer.

These offices will be displaced for at least three months, moving over 400 faculty and staff, according to the FCC website.

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Christianna Schiotis
Christianna Schiotis, Managing Editor
Christianna Schiotis is an 19-year-old who loves the color pink, dinosaurs, and Randy Marsh; paired with that she has childish humor and enjoys a good joke. She graduated in 2023 from Sanger High School with plenty of merit and awards.   This is Schiotis’s third semester with the Rampage; this semester she is fulfilling the Managing Editor and Production Manager role. Her position as Managing Editor includes helping the Editor in Chief out wherever needed and learning leadership skills. As the Production Manager she oversees and helps with the design of the print.  In her time at the Rampage, she has helped win numerous awards. She won two fourth place awards in the on the spot competitions: front page layout and copy editing test. The front page layout consisted of designing a front page from scratch and the copy editing was a 100 question AP style quiz that had to be done in under 30 minutes. She also helped win two first place plaques: one in social media and the other for an on site video competition. Both were a collaborative effort with other staff members.   Schiotis took journalism classes for two of her high school years. In her first year, she was the Photo Editor. Also in her first year, she was in charge of her school's Arts and Literary magazine, which got tenth in the nation at NSPA’s journalism conference. For her Senior year, she was her high school’s newspaper's Editor in Chief, where she led a group of 23 students. During her time, she made her mark and her story got third in the nation. She will forever brag about it. She is also very thankful for the experience and the amazing staff she had. Schiotis also has her own pets who she spoils- her cats Mocha and Haly and puppy Azura. She loves to spend time with her best friend of nine years and her boyfriend of five years. She grew up in Fresno with her three siblings, all younger than her. She is going to do something in the journalism field, but doesn’t know what yet.