Campus Location

The campus map shows building locations on the Scottsdale Community College (SCC) campus. Floor plan maps can be accessed through the menu on the left or by selecting a building location from the map, then visiting the building page. Download the SCC Campus Map & Directory.

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Click the slider icon to open the layers menu. Layers can be toggled on/off to view the locations of bathrooms, bike racks, computer labs, heart monitors, parking lots, petition signature locations, SOS boxes, and vending machines.

Scottsdale Community College opened in 1969 and moved to our present location in the fall of 1970. It is the only public community college located on tribal land, home of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and the traditional lands of the O'otham, Piipaash and Yavapai peoples. In fact, SCC takes great pride in its partnership with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.

Today’s student body mirrors the area’s diversity and rapid population growth. SCC serves about 10,000 credit-seeking students each semester, with another 3,000 taking non-credit courses.

Our mascot–Artie the Artichoke–represents an important part of the school’s history. Born during a period of student unrest in the early 1970s, Artie was chosen to express a difference of opinion concerning budget priorities. Originally intended to be a source of embarrassment, Artie has been embraced by students, athletes, staff, and the community as a beloved character.

In the last decade, SCC’s 160-acre physical environs have embraced the biodiversity found in the Sonoran Desert, creating a serene campus experience geared to helping students succeed.