… VRC External Partners … VRC External Partners … Connect with Veteran Service Providers Veteran Service Providers at the VRC The VRC partners with a number of Veteran Organizations. Please see the list below to schedule an appointment or contact them by phone: Reymundo Borjon (VSO) Los Angeles County Department of Military Affairs Phone: (213) 253-2677 Ext 24605 Fax: (213) 253-5123 Email: rborjon2@mva.lacounty.gov …
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… TRAVEL GLCD offers language courses in ASL (American Sign Language), Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish. WE ARE committed to the teaching of languages, literature, and cultures as an indispensable part of a curriculum that aims to foster linguistic and communicative competence in order to compete in a highly interconnected world. By adhering … Interested in a Language? The Global Languages and Cultures Department is OPEN for in-person services. Please get in touch with our discipline leads if you have any language-specific questions or concerns. If the course you'd like to enroll in has …
… Prereqs. … FOREIGN LANGUAGE TAKEN DURING HIGH SCHOOL (This is for students who have completed high school language courses in the U.S., but do not have ANY college credit for those classes): Students who believe their language skills are … or download galvezs@elac.edu . Depending on the language requested, the department assistant will connect the student with the appropriate discipline lead and begin the challenge process. This challenge exam process may include a brief verbal … completed a language course(s) in another community college or higher learning institution; however, they must include a copy of their unofficial college transcripts along with the galvezs@elac.edu (preferred) Phone : (323) 780-6798 … …
… Department Solidarity Statements … Land Acknowledgement Statement Land Acknowledgement The ELAC English Department honors with gratitude and respect the original caretakers of this land and their descendants, people who today call themselves Gabrieleño, Tongva, or Kizh. We acknowledge the many devastating impacts of repeated waves of settler colonialism wrought upon these people and their ancestors by the Catholic missions, Spain, Mexico, and the United States, who … we recognize our responsibility to highlight Indigenous histories and advocate for practices, policies, and actions that bring justice for past, present and emerging native communities. English Department Solidarity Statements … …