… from will be the Parent/Primary School. If the student is registered and pursuing courses at a four-year institution, that school will be deemed the Parent/Primary School. Students must provide an authorization letter from the advisor at the Parent School (called Parent Letter or Primary School Letter). This form states that the courses taken at the Secondary/Guest School will be credited toward the current major the student is pursuing. …
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… partnerships our programs are able to remain current with workforce trends and continue to develop cutting- edge curricula that meet the needs of our industry and business partners, while also satisfying the diverse interests and needs of our current and future students. Our programs include work- based learning opportunities that connect academic learning to today’s workforce, allowing students to gain the technical skills needed to enter … goals. Conveniently located and servicing the Southeast communities our South Gate Campus offers robust programming that prepares students to transition back to school, complete career education certificate programs while obtaining A.A. / …
… and diabetes. 327-2 LIFELONG FITNESS II (1) UC:CSU Laboratory, 3.0 hours. This course covers the intermediate principles that encourage positive attitudes and habits with regard to cardiovascular efficiency, body composition, flexibility, … disease and diabetes. 327-3 LIFELONG FITNESS III (1) UC:CSU Laboratory, 3.0 hours. This course covers advanced principles that encourage positive attitudes and habits with regard to cardiovascular efficiency, body composition, flexibility, … FITNESS I (1) UC:CSU Laboratory, 3.0 hours. This course enables the student to participate in basic Zumba group exercise that combines a fusion of high energy Latin and International music with unique moves and combinations. Zumba integrates some …
… 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: … issues and current topics of interest. We also focus on transfer to 4 year schools, have great guest speakers, and do fun things off campus such as trips to museums and even trips to psychology conferences. Club advisors: Bryant Horowitz, …
… Boost your confidence Strengthen your decision making Gain a broader perspective Learning a new language boosts cognitive functions. A 2013 study published in International Journal of Bilingualism found that bilingual students tested higher than monolingual students in “cognitive control and problem-solving ability.” Learning a new language enhances and improves memory. The Scandinavian Journal of Psychology notes that “bilingualism creates advantages in terms of cognitive abilities (including memory).” Learning a new language expands …
… will have embedded tutors. If you want to get tutoring outside of class, your tutor will have contact information so that you can set up an appointment. We highly recommend downloading the Zoom app if you haven’t already. Very accessible and … worry. Tutors will walk you through the process. (However, please be patient. We are also learning.) For those classes that do not have embedded tutors, online tutoring services are still available. Tutors are totally accessible. Just email … send you a link to click on for your tutoring session. What are your hours? At the moment, we are still trying to figure that out. Our tutors have varying schedules so it’s up to you whose schedule fits best with yours. How long are tutoring …