Skyline Counseling and Transfer Center delivers on promise to bridge the gap to higher education

the President’s Innovation Fund.

This event helps ensure our students are being provided the best education possible, as well as increasing the enrollment at Skyline.

No wonder they held this event in the beautiful building 12

In addition, laid back environment’s like building 12 create an outlet for students to relax with friends or to socialize with other students due to the tranquility of the space.

Students can utilize the indoor or outdoor spaces to sit back with the company of their friends or by themselves to decompress from stressful moments.

Going outside or just being able to see the nature around us can greatly boost students’ moods and overall mental health, especially in times of high stress such as finals.

Many specialists in the area of science and other subjects are always available to provide help to their students in building 12. Professors such as Mays Danfoura teach environmental science here, and can always provide help if needed.

Even if you have questions that don’t pertain to the sciences, your questions can still be answered. Don Uy-Barreta teaches Macroeconomics this semester in building 12, and can answer any questions regarding economics or anything related to it.

The environmental science building as a whole is a great place to be on Skyline’s campus. Some may argue that places like the cafeteria and quad are better due to them being more lenient towards noise, but I believe that nothing can beat the views and calming effect that building 12 provides.