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… racial and gender equity, coaching, commercialization, enhancing stimulants and eligibility, violence, sportsmanship and Code of Ethics in sports. Discussions include perspectives on the ethical issues facing athletes today in youth sports, … This course provides students with a chronological history, analysis and interpretation of people, events, and issues that affect women in sports. Physiological, sociological, and psychological aspects of female athletes, as related to all … athletics from the past to the present and how their significance determines the future of women in sports. KIN MAJOR 111 DIVERSITY & EQUITY IN SPORT (3) CSU This course provides students with foundational knowledge of diversity, equity, and …

… ext. 8742. Informal Procedures Every effort shall be made to resolve the problem informally. No disciplinary action involving disciplinary probation, suspension, suspension of Financial Aid or expulsion shall be taken unless the … process, per board rule 91101. Student Discipline in Progressive Order Warning - Written or oral notice to the student that continuation or repetition of behavior may result in disciplinary action. Reprimand - Written censure for violation of … the Board of Trustees may reconsider such actions at any time. Reasons for Disciplinary Actions Violation of the following Code of Conduct: Willful Disobedience Violation of College Rules and Regulations Dishonesty Unauthorized Entry Forgery, …

… Chemistry … Chemistry … Chemistry Program Overview Chemistry is the science of matter. Matter is defined as anything that can be touched, tasted, smelled, seen or felt that is made up of chemicals. Chemists transform everyday materials around us into amazing things. Chemistry students study …

… and non-fiction texts. Students develop strategies for understanding and discussing complex ideas (often resulting in better testing grades and improved confidence) Reading 101 covers critical thinking skills and problem solving techniques. The goal of the English Department's Reading courses is to promote student success by providing opportunities to review basic reading skills and develop critical reading strategies that encourage independent learning and personal growth. These courses help students reflect on how to best apply these …

… Questions NEW LACP INCOMING STUDENTS How can I qualify for ELAC Promise? Applicants must be first-time college students having earned a H.S. Diploma, GED, or the equivalent. They must also be California residents or be eligible for non-resident … . Is participating in the Math and English Assessment process still required? YES. There is a new assessment process that allows the college to determine Math & English placements by using high school information. For most students, Math and … ELAC Promise pay for only 12 units in Fall and Spring? There is no limit to the number of units, for eligible students, that ELAC Promise can cover in either the Fall or Spring semesters. (For information on Winter or Summer, see #9 above). Can …

… Meeting location: TBA Club description: NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) on Campus is a student-led club that seeks to raise awareness of issues related to mental health and wellness. Through education, awareness, and advocacy, the club empowers students to better understand themselves and those around them, and provides a supportive environment that reduces mental health stigma. Club advisor: Tiffany Rice, Ph.D., ricetm@laccd.edu 2265049947 (Zoom) Club description: …

… the employment options available to you and the training required. Take an interactive free assessment to find out the types of occupations that will support your desired lifestyle. Website: www.cacareerzone.org My Next Move Logo … My Next Move … My NextMove is an interactive tool for job …