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Past Events Gallery
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Honor Awards Ceremony for the Fall Semester 2011
Honor awards for the Fall 2011 semester were presented on April 12, 2012 to LAMC students who earned outstanding scholastic achievement. Awards were presented by President Monte E. Perez, Dean of Student Services Ludi Villegas-Vidal, and faculty members Janice Silver and Margie Long. Speakers at the ceremony were President Monte E. Perez, former Faculty Senate President Leslie Milke, ASO President Daniel Campos, Alpha Gamma Sigma President John Soliman, Senior Manager of Chapter Development of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars Senta Harvey, and student Marine Akhparyan.
Click image to see photos from the ceremony.
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Spring Semester 2012 Begins
Click image to see photos from the first day of Spring semester 2012.
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CASH FOR COLLEGE
On Saturday, January 28, Los Angeles Mission College in conjunction with the Office of Assemblymember Felipe Fuentes, the Office of Councilmember Richard Alarcón, the Student Aid Commission and the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce co-hosted a statewide CASH FOR COLLEGE event. Representatives from the Financial Aid Office assisted local high school seniors, graduates, and new Los Angeles Mission College students in completing the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA). Also on hand were representatives from various departments and programs to assist with questions on post-secondary education. Over 350 people were in attendance. See photos form the event
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Santa Claus Visits Child Development Center
The children attending Los Angeles Mission College Child Development Center got a special visit from Santa Claus on December 15. College President Dr. Monte E. Perez dressed as Santa and spread holiday cheer as he visited school-age children room to room and presented them with a gift. Children assured Santa they had been good and listened to their parents. See photos with Santa
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Honor Awards
Honor awards for the Spring 2011 semester were presented on December 1, 2011 to LAMC students who earned outstanding scholastic achievement. Awards were presented by President Monte E. Perez and faculty members Monica Moreno, Janice Silver, and Margie Long. Speakers at the ceremony were President Monte E. Perez, Faculty Senate President Angela Echeverri, ASO President Daniel Campos, Alpha Gamma Sigma President Millissa Marks, and student Marine Akhparyan. See photos from ceremony
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North Valley Youth WorkSource Center Partnership
Los Angeles Mission College is submitting a proposal to the City of LA Community Development Department to administer and operate the North Valley Youth WorkSource Center, and is currently seeking proposals from interested sub-contractors to support the delivery of services.
Click Here to download Request For Proposal (RFP) in pdf format
Click Here to download the individual documents in zip format
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New Afterschool Program at Sun Valley High
Los Angeles Mission College and Sun Valley High School are partnering to form a new afterschool program at Sun Valley High. This is made possible by a special funding opportunity offered by the California Department of Education 21st Century High School ASSETs Program.
If funded, the program will begin in September 2012 and could continue until June 2018. The program will include enrichment classes, family literacy activities, high school exit exam preparation, nutritious snacks, dancercise and other physical activities.
For more information, e-mail Professor Julie Ruelas at ruelasja@lamission.edu.
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LAMC Awarded $4.3M to Establish a STEM Center
Los Angeles Mission College has been awarded $4.3 million from the Department of Education’s Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) to establish a comprehensive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Center combining academic and student support services.
The Center will serve as the hub for STEM faculty and students, strengthening academic services by expanding tutoring, math workshops and summer bridge programs for STEM students; supporting curriculum development in math, life science, physical science and computer science; renovating the computer science lab and upgrading technology; offering STEM Summer Academy to incoming STEM majors, and expanding and formalizing undergraduate research program.
“We are committed to helping students access quality science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education,” said LAMC President Monte E. Perez. “The funds will be used to build capacity in student support services while increasing the number of students graduating with degrees in math and science.”
The project’s goal is to improve STEM success and access for students. This grant presents a wonderful opportunity to represent the science disciplines more significantly at LAMC.
The HSI STEM project will run for a period of five years, October 2011 through September 2016.
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Fall Semester 2011 Begins
Click the image to see photos of the beginning of the Fall semester.
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2011 Commencement Ceremony Video
The 2011 Commenecement Ceremony has been placed on YouTube and is ready for viewing. Click Here to view the video of the ceremony!
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