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… 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: … leadership, research, and community service. At ELAC, we are focused on those with an interest in psychology (you don't have to be a psych major, just interested in topics within psychology), helping students to get a deeper understanding of …

… will need to complete the required elements such as FAFSA or DREAM ACT, Online Orientation, Counseling Education Plan, Summer Activity, enroll in 12 units (unless DSPS). Students interested in the program should contact the First-Year … . 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 … the High School Update form and submit to the HERE . What other benefits does ELAC Promise offer? ELAC Promise students have access to additional financial assistance to help cover food, books, or transportation costs. Students also have access …

… Literature Courses … Literature Courses … Did you know that taking literature classes through the English Department can help students from all majors to complete their IGETC … Requirements and become transfer-ready?  All majors must complete 3 Humanities IGETC Aream 3B requirements. Now that you have taken English 101, you are well prepared to take one of our exciting literature classes being offered this Winter and Spring semester.  Consider enrolling in one of the following to complete your Humanities credits:  Students from all disciplines can …

… or simply gain child development knowledge, ELAC has options for you. They offer certificates and Associate's degrees that fulfill California State Permit requirements, along with courses focused on specific areas like children with special … 3 HOURS. This course provides an examination of the underlying theoretical and philosophical principles of developmentally appropriate practices applied to programs, environments, emphasizing the key role of relationships, constructive adult-child … also examine skills in developing partnerships with families, and the influences that language, culture and traditions have on these relationships. Child Development 034 Observing and Recording Children’s Behavior (3) CSU (C-ID ECE 200) …