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South Garden at Mission College

(Mission College)

South Garden at Mission College circled with blossoming flowers, exotic plants and the sun.

South Garden at Mission College

Top floor patio at Mission College

(Mission College)

Top floor patio at Mission College offer the sun and the campus South-East panoramic view with Great America amusement park and the cityscape of several other world leaders companies - Intel, Yahoo, Cisco, etc. Students frequent here for a group study, doing homework, surfing on the Internet with free WIFI, or just simply enjoying the sunny view during the class break.

Top floor patio at Mission College

Floristry Class Competition at Mission College 2

(Mission College)

Beautifully and well done bouquets after 45 minutes of Floristry Class Competition at Mission College.

Floristry Class Competition at Mission College 2

Floristry Class Competition at Mission College

(Mission College)

Floristry Class Competition at Mission College - The competition starts with a box of unknown flowers for each, then an verbal assignment of flower arrangement style on the spot by the teacher, and participants have 45 minutes to present their bouquets.

Floristry Class Competition at Mission College

Retail Floristry at Mission College

(Mission College)

The Retail Floristry program was created in 1983 at West Valley College, moved to Mission College in 1998, and in 1999 the Retail Floristry program was fully accredited.
Classes cover in depth designing with fresh flowers, dry flowers and silk flowers, in Western, European, and Oriental design. The range of designs covers seasonal as well as every day arrangements, wedding, memorial, holiday, exotic and high style designs. Classes range from Introductory level through Advanced levels of design, rounding out this area of the program with the retail floral Display Classes and work experience.

Retail Floristry at Mission College

Interactive RN lab

(Mission College)

Here is the "Interactive RN Lab" at Mission College equipped with an interactive mannequin patient remotely controlled by computer and teaching staff. "Patient" can breath, has heart beat changed, ask question, complain or cry, etc. Patient actions issued via computer, 2-way microphone behind 2-way mirror are used to test students response accordingly to the patient's changing situations.

Interactive RN lab

The Montgomery Hill Observatory

(Evergreen Vallery College (EVC) in San Jose)

Evergreen Valley College's Montgomery Hill Observatory with overview of Acacia building from the hill. The building on the left in the panorama is a small classroom where12 portable telescopes are kept. (A 102 mm Vixen refractor, the C-8 and ten 8" dobsonian telescopes.)
The building on the right background is a 16' x 16' roll-off roof building for the C-14 telescope.
The building on the center (in the foreground) is a 5 meter dome building for the 7" TMB apochromatic refractor telescope.

The Montgomery Hill Observatory

"Secret" Public Art at Mission College Campus

(Mission College)

Sculpture "Beam and Plate Composition", a public art by California artist Cedric Wentworth displayed at Mission College campus by entry walkway. The shown sculpture is not obvious to people passing by, but a cubical steel beam structure. Spectators need to inch around the structure and peek thru the opening gaps between steel beams to see this human figure encased inside a tight enclosure made of industrial materials such as I-beams and steel plate. Virtual eye offers you a 360-degree panoramic view inside this narrow cubical structure of about 2 x 2 x 6 ft.

"Secret" Public Art at Mission College Campus

PE- Salsa Dancing Class

(Mission College)

PE- Salsa / social Dancing Class

PE- Salsa Dancing Class

PE- Salsa Dancing Class

(Mission College)

PE- Salsa /Social Dancing Class

Wild side of Mission College Campus

(Mission College)

Mission College campus shares the natural habitat with Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia), California Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus beecheyi) , Gopher Snake (Pituophis melanoteucus), Black Tail Rabbit Jack ( Lepus californicus) and American Kestrel (Falco sparverius).

Wild side of Mission College Campus

Ballet Dancing Class

(Mission College)

Ballet Dancing Class

Ballet Dancing Class

Running Threadmill at Weight Room

(Mission College)

Running Threadmill at Weight Room

Weight Room

(Mission College)

Center space panoramic view from NW Landing

(Mission College)

Center space panoramic view from NW Landing

Hunter Circle

(Mission College)

Silicon Valley panoramic view

(Mission College)

Silicon Valley panoramic view from Mission College roof top.

Silicon Valley panoramic view

Library at Mission College

(Mission College)

Library at Mission College

Library at Mission College

Mission College Gymnasium with its basket ball team

(Mission College)

Mission College Gymnasium with its girl basket ball team

Mission College Gymnasium with its basket ball team

ESL Lab (English as Second Language)

(Mission College)

ESL Lab (English as Second Language) at Mission College

ESL Lab (English as Second Language)

Ricard Memorial Observatory at SCU

(Santa Clara University (SCU))

Located on the campus of Santa Clara University and built in 1888, the Ricard Memorial Observatory on Santa Clara Univerisity campus, was one of the first observatories in the Santa Clara Valley. It is three floors and 8,754 square feet. Named after Jerome S. Ricard, S.J., Santa Clara’s Padre of the Rains who was most famous for his sunspot theory of weather forecasting. The observatory is now home to Media Services, providing the University with audiovisual/multimedia, instructional technology, Web, and campus cable TV equipment and services.

Ricard Memorial Observatory at SCU

Adobe Wall on SCU campus

(Santa Clara University (SCU))

A portion of the old Mission adobe walls still stand today at the Mission Garden's. It is one of the oldest remaining structures built in 1822 at Santa Clara University campus.

Adobe Wall on SCU campus

Panoramic view of Silicon Valley from roof top

(Mission College)

Here is the spectacular panoramic view of Silicon Valley from roof top of Mission College main building, specially 30 minutes before the sunset. Range of mountains surrounding Santa Clara Valley (known as Silicon Valley) and prominent buildings of Yahoo, Cisco, Intel, Hyatt, Marriott on the East are painted in golden color.

Panoramic view of Silicon Valley from roof top

Mission College's Main Quad at Night

(Mission College)

A group of students gather at main quad at night for a lab session of their Astrology class.

Mission College's Main Quad at Night

Auction during Mission College Club Day

(Mission College)

Santa Clara Mission College Club Day - an event for all of the clubs on campus to promote.

Auction during Mission College Club Day

Alpha Gamma Sigma - Mission College Honor Society

(Mission College)

Alpha Gamma Sigma is a Mission College Honor Society . All students need to join this club is a 3.0 GPA or higher.

Alpha Gamma Sigma - Mission College Honor Society

Muslim Students Association (MSA)

(Mission College)

Muslim Students Association (MSA) at Mission College Santa Clara.

Muslim Students Association (MSA)

CKI - Circle K International

(Mission College)

Mission College Circle K International (CKI) is an international community service organization with over 13,250 members worldwide in 17 nations, including the Bahamas, Barbados, Canada, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Colombia, Philippines, Nigeria, Ecuador, Malaysia, Panama, Dominican Republic, Taiwan, Antigua, Australia, Suriname, and the United States. CKI blends community service and leadership training with the opportunity to meet many other college students at service projects, conferences, and conventions.

CKI - Circle K International

Palm Bosque at Ohlone College

(Ohlone College)

Palm Bosque at Ohlone College

Palm Bosque at Ohlone College

Bridge over the lake at Evergreen Valley College

(Evergreen Vallery College (EVC) in San Jose)

Bridge over the beautiful lake leading to shaded trees park at Evergreen Valley College (EVC) in Silicon Valley.

Bridge over the lake at Evergreen Valley College

Outdoor 300-seat Amphitheater at EVC

(Evergreen Vallery College (EVC) in San Jose)

Here is the recently built beautiful 300-seat outdoor amphitheather at Evergreen Valley College (EVC).

Outdoor 300-seat Amphitheater at EVC

EVC's Administration, Roble, Acarcia Buildings

(Evergreen Vallery College (EVC) in San Jose)

Administration, Student Administration Services, Acarcia & Roble Buildings at Evergreen Valley College, San Jose, California.

EVC's Administration, Roble, Acarcia Buildings

CSU Monterey Bay Visitor Center

(California State University Monterey Bay - CSUMB)

CSU Monterey Bay Visitor & Alumni Center

CSU Monterey Bay Visitor Center

CSU Monterey Bay Library

(California State University Monterey Bay - CSUMB)

CSU Monterey Bay Library

CSU Monterey Bay Library

Main quad

(California State University Monterey Bay - CSUMB)

CSU Monterey Bay main quad

Entrance to campus main building

(Mission College)

Here is the panoramic view of the main entrance to the Mission College campus. Move the mouse cursor over any building to find out more information about it.
Can you locate on this VR panorama the 32-foot statue of Our Lady of Peace and the Great America Parkway's Xtreme Sky Flyers?

Entrance to campus main building

Skilful ceramics student

(De Anza College)

Here depicted a student skilfully making a set of tea cups at Ceramics studio.

Skilful ceramics student

Grandma at De Anza's Ceramics & Art studio

(De Anza College)

The ceramics & art studio filled with artistic talents from grandma to just graduated high school students. Here depicted a retired lady enjoying her time in making a flower vase.

Grandma at De Anza's Ceramics & Art studio

Campus Bulletin Board at De Anza College

(De Anza College)

Two visiting businessmen from Vietnam curiously study the trend of college students by looking at the bulletin board.

Campus Bulletin Board at De Anza College

OTI of Foothill-De Anza Community college district

(De Anza College)

The mission of the Occupational Training Institute (OTI) is to prepare socio-economically disadvantaged students with high-quality employment services including counseling and advisement, career education, job placement and retention services while concurrently providing employers with qualified employees. The OTI provides high quality employment focused skills training within the Foothill-De Anza Community College District. Since 1975, OTI has prepared clients to re-enter the workforce in an abbreviated time frame.

OTI of Foothill-De Anza Community college district

Lunch time at De Anza cafeteria

(De Anza College)

The college is one of the largest, single-campus community colleges in the country with a fall enrollment averaging 25,000 students from over 50 different countries. The diversity of culture and ethnic groups can be seen present everywhere you go on the campus.

Lunch time at De Anza cafeteria

"Life is a Fountain" & Flynt Center

(De Anza College)

"La Vita E Una Fontana" or "Life is a Fountain" by Salvatore Pecoraro Dec 1, 1991 in front of the Flint Center, the main auditorium of De Anza college and A. Robert De Hart Learning Center.

"Life is a Fountain" & Flynt Center

Cecil Green Library at Stanford University

(Around Stanford University campus)

Cecil Howard Green (August 6, 1900 – April 11, 2003) was a British-born American geophysicist who trained at the University of British Columbia and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was a founder of Texas Instruments. With his wife Ida Green, he was a philanthropist who helped found the University of Texas at Dallas, Green College at the University of British Columbia, St. Mark's School of Texas, and Green College at the University of Oxford. They were also major contributors to the Cecil H. Green Library at Stanford University.

Cecil Green Library at Stanford University

The Oval at Stanford Univeristy

(Around Stanford University campus)

The Oval is the initial and official visual entrance to the Stanford University campus. The Oval is considered a pedestrian zone for walking, running, reading, relaxing, and other limited recreational use of the lawn area – such as quiet, very small picnics and Frisbee. The Oval offers public access to general parking spaces in the marked areas surrounding its outer perimeter.

The Oval at Stanford Univeristy

Scenic View from CSU East Bay Campus

(Silicon Valley's Education Institutions)

California State University, East Bay''s main campus is located in Hayward. Warren Hall, its signature building on top of the Hayward hills, overlooks the scenic eastern portion of the San Francisco Bay Area. The building is visible from cities throughout the Bay Area, serving as a landmark for Hayward and the surrounding,

Scenic View from CSU East Bay Campus

CSU East Bay (Hayward)

(Silicon Valley's Education Institutions)

California State University, East Bay (also known as CSUEB, Cal State East Bay, and formerly known as California State University, Hayward), United States, is a campus of the California State University system. Founded in 1957, the university has expanded to two campuses, with the main campus located in Hayward and a secondary, independent branch in Contra Costa, with executive MBA programs in Hong Kong, Singapore, Moscow, and Graz, Austria.

CSU East Bay (Hayward)

The Burghers of Calais at Stanford

(Silicon Valley's Education Institutions)

The Burghers of Calais (Les Bourgeois de Calais) is one of the most famous sculptures by Auguste Rodin, completed in 1888. Under French law no more than twelve casts of this piece were permitted after Rodin’s death. This sculpture at Stanford University is the 5th cast. There is currently no 6th cast.

The Burghers of Calais at Stanford

Tower Hall at San Jose State University campus

(Around San Jose State University's campus)

The main campus is a rectangular area in downtown San Jose, California, bordered by San Fernando Street (north), Fourth Street (west), San Salvador Street (south), and Tenth Street (east).

Shown here are Tower Hall, the most recognizable building at SJSU and Southeast entrance of the King Library. The new Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, which opened its doors on August 1, 2003, won the Library Journal’s prestigious 2004 Library of the Year award, the publication’s highest honor. The King Library is the first collaboration of its kind between a university and a major U.S. city. The library is eight stories high and has 475,000 square feet of floor space

Tower Hall at San Jose State University campus

Olympic athletes statues at CSU San Jose campus

(Around San Jose State University's campus)

The public art - a concrete statue of two athletes - on the lawn on the San Jose State University's campus, Tommie Smith and John Carlos then when the medal program was under way each fired a black-gloved hand toward the night sky as the U.S. flag was raised and "The Star-Spangled Banner" played in 1968 Mexico City Olympics. Smith won the 200 meters, Carlos finished third.

The gesture remains an icon for those who remember 1968, a turbulent year that included the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy. Kids were sticking flower stems into the gun barrels of National Guardsmen. In Vietnam it was the Têt offensive. In Czechoslovakia it was Prague Spring, an uprising against the Communists. Ten days before the Olympics were to begin, Mexican security forces massacred students occupying the national university.

Olympic athletes statues at CSU San Jose campus

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