Where is Fort Bragg Campus?

The Fort Bragg Campus, serving as the Mendocino Coast Center, delivers targeted educational programs suited to the coastal community's emphasis on tourism, arts, environmental stewardship, and skilled trades, with a strong community-oriented approach.

• Lower-division transfer courses in core subjects like Composition, Algebra, Biology, and Cultural Anthropology, enabling pathways to bachelor's degrees at nearby universities.
• Healthcare preparation programs including Medical Terminology, Healthcare Aide, and Basic Life Support, in collaboration with local clinics and Adventist Health facilities.
• Hospitality and Tourism Management certificates, covering Event Planning, Culinary Arts, and Hotel Operations, capitalizing on the area's scenic attractions and Skunk Train heritage.
• Environmental and Marine Science offerings such as Oceanography, Coastal Restoration, and Sustainable Fisheries, with access to Mendocino Coast beaches for experiential learning.
• Arts and Design programs in Graphic Design, Photography, and Studio Art, featuring workshops and exhibitions tied to the vibrant local arts scene.
• Business and Administrative skills training in Office Technology, QuickBooks Accounting, and Retail Management, supporting small businesses in this tourist economy.
• Vocational Trades like Carpentry, Electrical Basics, and HVAC, provided in practical settings to meet construction and maintenance demands.
• Public Service courses in Emergency Preparedness, Community Health, and Social Work Assistant, addressing rural service needs.
• Adult Education initiatives including High School Equivalency (GED/HiSET), ESL Conversation, and Career Readiness workshops.
• Agriculture and Viticulture short-term classes on Wine Production, Organic Farming, and Landscape Horticulture, reflecting Mendocino County's wine country influence.

Designed for accessibility, the Fort Bragg Campus offers hybrid and evening options to fit busy schedules, with robust student support including counseling and job placement assistance. Programs are developed with input from local employers to ensure relevance and employability. This location fosters a close-knit learning community, emphasizing creativity, sustainability, and regional pride. Through these courses, students acquire essential skills for personal advancement and contribute to the economic and cultural fabric of the Mendocino Coast. The campus's intimate scale allows for individualized attention, empowering learners to thrive in diverse careers while preserving the natural beauty and community spirit of this picturesque California shoreline destination.