Campus Facilities and Learning Resources
Adaptive PE/Fitness Center
The Adapted Physical Education Center is the home of the Fitness Center. It is located between the main gymnasium and tennis courts. This facility offers exercise and fitness programs for students, Citrus College employees and community members.
The center features cardiovascular training machines and weight machines also modified to accommodate persons with disabilities. These machines include treadmills, flexacisers, stationary and recumbent bicycles, arm ergometers and stand aids. Individual progress is monitored by checking blood pressure (if needed), strength, endurance and flexibility.
The Adapted Physical Education Program is also conducted at the Adapted PE facility. Students with physical limitations can participate in this exercise and health-related physical fitness program, which includes adapted physical education courses and adapted aquatics.
Aquatic Center
The Aquatic Center is the home of the water polo and swim teams, and is sometimes selected as the site for regional championship events. The Adapted Aquatics program and several other kinesiology credit classes are also conducted at the Aquatic Center facility.
The Aquatic Center houses a therapy pool that is utilized by the athletic training staff to help treat injured student-athletes. Sometimes the Aquatic Center is chosen as a location for television and movie shoots.
Art Gallery
The Art Gallery is located in VA 120 in the Visual Arts (VA) building and features year-round exhibits by students, faculty and staff.
Athletics Facilities
Citrus College’s athletics facilities are among the best in Southern California. The 10,000-seat football, soccer and track stadium includes an all-weather track, a field turf playing surface and a turf practice field. Citrus College student-athletes have the advantage of premium practice facilities: one weight training complex, a double-circuit (64-station) fitness center, two equipment rooms and two athletic training facilities.
The campus’ athletic facilities also feature a two-story Field House, baseball field, softball complex, aquatics center, and the Citrus College Gymnasium and offices.
The Field House provides facilities to support football, baseball, soccer and cross country teams. The two-story building includes locker rooms, offices, equipment storage, and restrooms. The softball complex has two softball fields both with artificial turf in the outfield, dirt infields and state-of-the-art scoreboards.
Campus Center
The Campus Center, located in the Ross L. Handy Campus Center building, is supervised and maintained by the Office of Student Life and Leadership Development. The Campus Center provides a space for students and the college community to congregate. A Campus Center host is on duty in the lounge area ensuring that the facility is used in accordance with district policies. For their safety, children visiting the Campus Center must be accompanied by an adult.
Cashier/Bursar Offices
The Cashier’s Office is located in the Student Services Building, room SS 124. The Bursar's Office is located in the Administration Building, Room AD 203. Students can pay registration fees online through WingSpan. Students needing assistance can reach out to the cashiers by emailing cashier@citruscollege.edu.
The Bursar's Office processes fee refunds and replacement warrants. Refunds are processed automatically 45 days after the first week of class and mailed to the address listed in WingSpan. Once the original refund check has been outstanding for 30 days or more and the intended recipient has not received it, they will be asked to complete an address change form, if necessary and an affidavit.
Holds are placed on student accounts by the Bursar’s Office for outstanding obligations such as unpaid fees, credit card charge-backs and other financial or non-financial responsibilities. All outstanding obligations may be paid online using Wingspan or by contacting the Cashier's Office for other options.
Associated Student (ASCC) stickers are virtual. Students no longer need to pick up a sticker. The ASCC information is stored on the student ID. Please make sure to carry your student ID in order to access benefits. Outstanding payment of the Student Service fee can prevent you from receiving ASCC benefits.
Parking permits are purchased and issued online at The Permit Store. Students must pay registration fees in full prior to receiving access to The Permit Store.
The Bursar’s Office submits outstanding student obligations to the State of California for collection. Outstanding obligations are subject to a 33% fee.
Golf Driving Range
See Bookstore, Coffee, Dining & Other Retail Services on the Student Services and Student Life page.
Haugh Performing Arts Center
Robert D. Haugh Performing Arts Center
The Robert D. Haugh Performing Arts Center at Citrus College aspires to cultivate community around the vibrancy and excitement of live performing arts. Hosting an ever-evolving combination of world-class artists, professional performances, academic productions, and rental engagements, the Haugh presents and produces live performances designed to engage and connect the community to Citrus College. The Haugh proudly hosts annual campus events, while incorporating master classes, residencies as well as performances that students can attend at no cost. Hosting more than 100,000 annual visitors, the Haugh strives to create an environment that is inclusive, accessible and welcoming. From hosting artists such as Henry Winkler, LeAnn Rimes, Los Lobos and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy to family-friendly acts such as The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Canine Stars and more, the Haugh serves as a regional entertainment hub for the Los Angeles foothill communities.
The 1,400 seat state-of-the-art proscenium venue also serves as the largest learning lab on campus, where Visual and Performing Arts faculty and students have the opportunity apply practical working knowledge to class curriculum. Additionally, the venue offers opportunities for students and new graduates to work and learn alongside the Haugh’s team of industry professionals in the areas of audience services, technical theatre, operations and digital marketing.
Service to our campus and the surrounding communities is at the heart of the Haugh Performing Arts Center’s mission.
Haugh Presents
This curated season features a matchless combination of notable entertainers, world class artists and memorable family programs that make for an unforgettable experience. The Haugh's upcoming season will open with Wayne Newton: Up Close and Personal, and feature DRUMLINE Live, The Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Ranchera music legend Aida Cuevas, The Wizard of Oz on Ice, plus tributes to Whitney Houston, Marvin Gaye and more! Students, faculty and staff can receive up to two half price tickets for any Haugh Presents performance. Visit the Haugh's website to see the full 2025 - 2026 Season.
Visual and Performing Arts Division Productions
Experience the talent, expertise and artistry of the Visual and Performing Arts Division with a dynamic slate of performances designed to highlight faculty and students across all performance disciplines, from choral music and musical theatre to instrumental music and live theatre.
Unity in Song, featuring the Citrus College Concert Choir, Xenith A Cappella, Speakeasy Vocal Jazz Ensemble, Treble Chorus, and CSArts Vocal Jazz Ensemble kicks off the season.
The renowned Citrus Singers demonstrate their versatility as they present two major productions each year, including the popular holiday extravaganza “Christmas Is…” and Pop Show, an upbeat celebration crossing multiple genres of music. You can also catch them in their always-popular Citrus Singers' Spooktacular, a musical cabaret-style performance delivered on the Haugh stage.
The Citrus College Wind Symphony, joined by Claremont Strings, will performs Stories in Sound: The Evolution of Video Game Music, while hosting a Festival of Bands in Spring.
Citrus College’s Blue Note Swing Orchestra is always full of musical surprises! From notable guest artists to onstage collaborations, don't miss their annual concert in March.
The Citrus Musical Theatre Workshop presents Broadway-quality musicals in a cutting-edge format. This season, look for a bold, new immersive staging of CABARET.
The Theatre Program presents multiple productions in the Citrus Little Theatre throughout the year, including a holiday-themed play for the entire family as well as professionally-directed plays.
Learning Center
The Learning Center provides instructional support services across the curriculum including Tutorial Services, the Writing Center, Embedded Tutoring Program, Speech Lab, and DSPS Testing Center. The Learning Center is open to all Citrus College students with a Citrus ID card. Check the website for schedules and activities. All Learning Center services are located in ED 113. Please see the following sections for details about our services.
DSPS Testing Center
Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) students who require accommodations due to disabilities or other circumstances may arrange to take their exams through Adapted Testing. Typical accommodations provided by Adapted Testing include extended time, large print, distraction-reduced exam space and adapted computer equipment. Check the website for hours of operation. A Citrus ID card is required.
The Writing Center
The Writing Center, a College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) Level II Certification center, provides assistance to all Citrus students requesting English tutoring, as well as students seeking help with essays, research papers, lab reports, or any other writing assignment. The Writing Center services also include assistance with reading comprehension and strategies for note taking. Consultations by trained staff provide drop-in writing tutoring, both in person and online. The Writing Center also offers lectures and specialty workshops covering a variety of topics. Check website for hours of operation. A Citrus ID card is required.
Tutorial Services
Tutorial Services, a College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) Level II Certification center, provides tutoring on a drop-in basis in most non-STEM subjects by trained staff free of charge. See Tutorial website for subjects offered per semester. Check website for hours of operation. A Citrus ID card is required.
Library Services
The Floyd S. Hayden Memorial Library/Learning Resource Center is a two-story, 33,000 square-foot facility containing around 32,500 print volumes, over 335,000 e-books, 37,000 streaming video titles, and a wide variety of textbooks on reserve. The library also subscribes to 46 databases, providing full text access to more than 57,000 periodicals, which are searchable on or off campus. Students can also obtain for free articles from journals the library does not subscribe to by submitting a simple request form. The library catalog can be accessed online through the library's home page.
Library facilities feature individual seating for over 325 including individual study carrels, tables, and soft seating. Students can reserve one of 11 study rooms online. The first floor also includes access to a large multi-purpose study.
Students also have access to more than 200 computers, including six computers that are inside study rooms. Computers are available in the Research Help area, and Chromebooks and laptops may be checked out for use in the library from the Media Desk on the 1st Floor. Adaptive technology is available to visually impaired students, including adaptive keyboards and software. Black and white and color printing are also available in the library. Students are invited to explore the library's many resources and services, to become acquainted with the staff, and to use the library as a pleasant place to study and relax.
The library staff assists students with their research for term papers, speeches and personal information needs. As of spring 2025, the library staff includes three full-time faculty librarians, six adjunct faculty librarians, a Library Services Supervisor, and additional classified staff members. The Library Services Supervisor oversees general library operations. Library faculty oversee the program and services.
Faculty librarians collaborate with faculty to customize information competency instruction for specific courses and assignments conducted in LI 118 classroom and online via Zoom. Students learn information literacy and the importance of finding credible sources beyond a basic internet search. Research Help staff assist students with research for class assignments through one-on-one instruction in person, by phone, e-mail, text message, and online chat. Librarians are also available for one-on-one consultations with all students, including those with special needs.
Beginning in 2025, the Technology and Computer Services (TeCS) department will also be found on the second floor of the Library, making it easy for students to have tech-related issues resolved by TeCS staff.
STEM Programs and Services
Citrus College provides a variety of STEM degrees, certificates, and skill awards that can help you achieve your STEM educational and career goals. Our STEM programs and services include opportunities to participate in research experiences, obtain scholarships, receive free math and science tutoring, and more. Our goal is to provide you with the academic support and resources necessary for you to succeed as a STEM major.
Visit the STEM at Citrus College webpage for more details.
STEM Career and Academic Pathways
Interested in what STEM degrees, certificates, and skill awards Citrus College offers? Browse our STEM Career and Academic Pathway to help you determine which STEM program you would like to pursue. Each STEM program includes an overview, a set of clear course-taking requirements, learning outcomes, and career information.
Questions? STEMCAP@citruscollege.edu
STEM Programs
Pathways to STEM
Pathways to STEM is a collaboration between Cal Poly Pomona, the Oak Crest Institute of Science, and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to engage students in STEM exploration. Participants will have on and off-campus experiences that include mentoring, networking, career clarification, and development of workplace knowledge and skills. Through participation, students will also grow their scientific literacy and science communication skills.
For further details and to apply, visit the Pathways to STEM webpage.
Summer Research Experience (SRE)
The Summer Research Experience (SRE) offers a paid research opportunity that allows participants to gain firsthand experience in scientific investigation within a dynamic and collaborative research environment. Students will receive support from their partner institutions and will be required to make a full-time commitment. Additionally, they will create a research poster that they will present at one or more research symposiums.
For further details and to apply, visit the Summer Research Experience webpage.
SSOAR
Project SSOAR is committed to supporting low-income students who demonstrate strong academic achievement in computer science, engineering, physics, or mathematics. The program offers scholarship assistance, STEM mentorship, hands-on learning opportunities, and comprehensive support services to help students complete their coursework, earn an associate degree, and successfully transfer to a four-year institution.
For further details and to apply, visit the SSOAR webpage.
TRIO STEM Student Support Services
The Citrus College TRIO STEM student support services program is designed to assist first-generation, Pell Grant recipients or students demonstrating financial need, and/or students with disabilities majoring in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and health sciences (dental assist, pre-allied health, nursing, etc.) by offering a variety of services tailored to meet their individual needs. The TRIO STEM student support services program focuses on helping students successfully enroll in and complete coursework, access necessary resources, prepare for transfer, and build financial literacy to ensure students achieve their educational goals.
For further details and to apply, visit the TRIO STEM webpage.
STEM Services
STEM Counseling
Meet with STEM Counselor, Raquel Gutierrez, to help you better understand STEM degrees and what they offer, develop a student education plan (SEP), and gain insight into the transfer process.
Schedule an Appointment
You can schedule a 45-minute appointment with Raquel.
You can meet via Zoom, telephone, or in-person.
Email: rigutierrez@citruscollege.edu
Drop-in Zoom ID: 939 513 90934
Office Location: MA 121A, Mathematics Building, or SS 109, Student Services Building
For updated STEM Counseling Hours, visit the STEM at Citrus College webpage and check the STEM Counseling tab.
STEM Center
At the STEM Center, you can get help with your math and science questions from highly qualified peer tutors. Free drop-in tutoring for all Citrus College math and science courses is available, both in-person and remotely through Microsoft Teams.
Additional resources are also available, including textbooks, graphing calculators for use on-site, and computers equipped with internet access, Microsoft Office, and specialized math software.
For current hours and additional information, visit the STEM Center website.
Student Email
Citrus College provides each student with an e-mail account. All students are to use their Citrus College e-mail account, as this is the e-mail address where all college information will be sent and where students can access the waitlist information. Visit the Student Email webpage for more information.
Study Abroad Program
Citrus College students have the opportunity to study abroad through Citrus College and the Southern California Foothills Consortium.
Courses are taught by Citrus College faculty and/or faculty from Consortium member colleges. Most courses are CSU/UC transferable and meet general education requirements.
Semester-length programs are typically offered in England or Italy during the fall semester and in Spain during the spring semester.
Four-week intersession programs are also offered in winter and summer. Winter programs are typically offered in France or Costa Rica; summer programs are typically offered in locations such as Japan or Germany.
Visit the Study Abroad page for up-to-date program information.