Foothill College

Foothill College is a community college located in Los Altos Hills, California and is part of the Foothill-De Anza Community College District. It was founded in January 15, 1957 by Founding Superintendent and President Dr. Calvin C. Flint.

Foothill College is regarded as one of the most beautiful and successful community colleges in the United States. Its unique neo-Japanese architecture is well-known among architects, and its dental technician program is usually rated as one of the top five in the nation.

Traditionally, it serves the communities of Los Altos Hills, Los Altos, Mountain View, and Palo Alto. The college sits next to Interstate 280, at the interchange with El Monte Road.

The college's student store and cafeteria are the only commercial facilities in Los Altos Hills. The entire town has been zoned as residential.

The community college district's headquarters are located in one corner of the Foothill campus. The district also administers De Anza College in nearby Cupertino.

Contents

1 Presidents 2 Facts 3 Athletics 4 External links

Presidents

• Dr. Bernadine Chuck Fong (Current President)
• Dr. Thomas H. Clements (1982-1994)
• Dr. James S. Fitzgerald (1973-1982)
• Dr. Hubert H. Semans (1967-1973)
• Dr. Calvin C. Flint (1957-?)

Facts

• Founding Date: January 15, 1957.
• First Classes Offered: September 15, 1958.
• Foothill College Opening: September 5, 1961.
• Campus area: 122 acres (494,000 m²).
• Enrollment (Fall 2003): 17,493.
  • Full Time Students: 4,572 (26%).
  • Part Time/non-credit: 12,920 (74%).
• Full Time Employees: 378.
• Associate Degree Programs: 70.
• Certificate Programs: 39.

Athletics

Foothill is a member of the Coast Conference of the California Community College Commission on Athletics and NorCal Football Conference. School mascot is an owl.

External links

• Foothill College official website
• Foothill-De Anza Community College District