Campus Safety – Sign Up for Notifications

Ensuring your safety and well-being is our top priority. That’s why we encourage you to sign up for our emergency text messaging and email system known as Catapult.  By signing up for emergency text alerts, you’ll receive timely notifications about campus closures, severe weather warnings, security alerts, and other critical updates directly to your phone or email. Signing up is … Read More

Can’t get into email?

Log in to myapps.microsoft.com and select Outlook Sign in using your YCCD email address and password. If you receive an “error” or “contact your administrator” message, please contact the our Help Desk at (530) 741-6981.

Having trouble logging in?

Our systems portal has changed.  To access Canvas and Self-Service, please go to https://myapps.microsoft.com.

It’s Soccer Time

The first inaugural Woodland Community College Competitive Soccer season is beginning!  The men’s game schedule is finalized and the women’s game schedule will be available soon.  Our athletics website has more information. We are making history!

Agricultural Program at WCC continues to grow

Thanks to the hard work of our entire ag program staff, faculty and students, WCC’s garden and outdoor laboratory continue to grow. Check out the article below to learn more about how this program has made our campus a living lab.  

Woodland Community College hires soccer coaches 

WCC is gearing up to launch soccer program. Learn more about Cristina Baggio and Andres Olmedo, two newest members of our college community who will serving as coaches this fall. Woodland Community College hires soccer coaches   

Woodland Community College alumni serving the community

Three names, Tania Garcia-Cadena, Sergio Omar Jacobo and Zulema Lopez, you might have seen each of them around town but did you know they are all WCC alumni? City Councilwoman  Garcia-Cadena, Woodland Police Officer  Jacobo and Community Service Officer  Lopez are all proud WCC alumni serving our community. Check out the stories in the Daily Democrat article below. WCC Alumni … Read More

WCC Professor, students study biodiversity of native bees.

Join us in congratulating WCC professor Gillespie and students, McKenna Ward and Travis Lindquist, who participated in the Living Lab Bee Diversity Project this summer. Learn more about their research by checking out the article featured in the Davis Enterprise   Living Lab Bee Diversity Project