Services available during drop-in hours:
We have comfy couches and various tables and chairs to study at or hang out with your community.
You have access to computers and laptops in the center. You also have access to FREE black and white printing. 
You have access to scantrons, bluebooks, pencils etc. 
SRJC's Basic Needs department replenishes our snacks. 
We have microwaves, dishes, silverware, cups, filtered water, tea and coffee for your use. 
Although children are celebrated in the whole space and are welcome to use the whole center, we have a dedicated children's corner where they can access age-relevant toys, books, tables, and art supplies. 
View our various collections online. You can check-out the books in the center.
Our two restrooms are single-stall restrooms and are supplied with hygienic products, including pads and tampons. The restroom on the right has a changing station and is supplied with various-sized diapers. 
Students have access to a video relay phone to make phone calls. 
There are various faculty, programs, or departments that host some hours in the SRIC. These will be updated in the fall and spring semesters. We do not have any during the summer semester.Centers housed in the SR IC:
Queer Resource Center
The QRC’s mission is to eliminate barriers to equity for Queer students while empowering the broader campus community through advocacy, education, and cultivation of a flourishing Queer and Trans community.
Native American Center
The Native American Center (NAC) is dedicated to supporting the diverse and changing needs of Native students and increasing our visibility by hosting student-centered programs, cultural events, and providing tools for academic success and personal well-being. The center is a vital link between Native students, the College, and tribal communities that fosters growth through mentoring, leadership opportunities, and scholarly development.
Black Learning & Opportunities Center
Although the Sawubona BLOC is not housed in the SRIC, we are neighbors and share common space with one another and our students interact in both spaces. The mission is to foster a space that welcomes, celebrates, and supports scholars of African descent, with co-curricular programming intentionally designed to provide support, engagement, and release Black joy and creativity.
Learn more about the Sawubona Black Learning and Opportunities Center.
Reserve the Commons
Reservations by student clubs are only approved for those clubs that are SRIC Student Orga Collaborators. Reservations by SRJC departments will be assessed case by case. Reservations are granted to events that are in line with the vision, mission, and values of the SR Intercultural Center. Priority is given to student-based use of space. To reserve the space:
1) Email intercultural@santarosa.edu with
- Date
- Time
- Event purpose
- Name of the SRJC department/program or club hosting event (if a SRJC student club: Are you an SRIC SAO?)
- Name of SRJC employee that is leading the event
- How is the event connected with the vision and mission of the Santa Rosa Intercultural Center.
You will receive an email if the reservation was tentatively approved or denied within a business week of submitting.
2) Once tentatively approved by the Santa Rosa Intercultural Center, you must fill out the district event form (for "Where will your event be located at SRJC Santa Rosa?*" check "other" and write in "Santa Rosa Intercultural Center")
3) The event is not fully approved until you receive an approval from the district confirming your event.
Our campus location
Santa Rosa Campus
Pioneer Hall 380
