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SCHEDULE Ofclasses &STUDENT EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE SCHEDULE of CLASSES &STUDENT SERVICES FALLMonday AUGUST27 CLASSES BEGIN 201850¢ (TAX INCLUDED) EAST LOS ANGELES ELAC SOUTH GATE COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL CENTER 1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez 2340 Firestone Blvd. Monterey Park, CA 91754 South Gate, CA 90280 323.265.8650 323.357.6200 FALL www.elac.edu This information and instructional materials are available in alternative formats (Braille, large print, e-text, etc.) for qualified persons with disabilities. Please call (323) 265-8787 for additional information. WELCOME TO EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE Whether you are here for the first time, or a continuing student, let me extend a warm welcome to the fall 2018 semester. East Los Angeles College is your college. The faculty, staff, and ad- ministration welcome you and want to help you reach your goals. The resource centers (Writing Center, Math Lab, and Learning As- sistance Center) are available to support your success. I encourage you to visit the resource centers and take advantage of the many workshops they have to offer. Please visit a counselor to develop or update your Educational Plan. This is your map to guide you on the route to transfer, a career cer- tificate, or specialized skills. If you come from a local high school, perhaps you have already taken some of our college-credit cours- es on your own campus. I can’t stress enough that you must take charge of your education and plan ahead. East is home to a variety of arts programs located in the Performing and Fine Arts Center. It is extraordinary that we have an on-campus museum housing a permanent collection of fine art. The Vincent Price Art Gallery has had a presence on campus for more than 50 years. In the Theatre Department, the campus has two stages and a black box to host a robust schedule of recitals as well as theatre performances by your fellow students and faculty. I encourage you take an opportunity to walk through the Vincent Price Art Gallery or visit one of the many music, dance or theatre performances. Explore what ELAC has to offer and join the many clubs and orga- nizations that the campus supports. No matter what you plan to achieve, we are here to help you achieve your goals. Again, welcome to East Los Angeles College. Have a wonderful se- mester. Marvin Martinez President, East Los Angeles College EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE CAMPUS MAP WHERE TO FIND THINGS Academic Affairs . G1-207 Counseling. .E1-127 Music Department . S2-213 Adelante First Year Program. E7-210 Disabled Student Programs & Services (DSPS). E1-160 Noncredit Program . E3-100 Admissions Office . E1-105 Nursing Department . G1-302 Administrative Services . G1-314 Edison Center for the Performing Arts/Auditorium . G3 Administration of Justice Department . C2-124B Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOP&S) E1-227 Personnel . SEE * Anthropology & Earth Science . A2-103 Engineering & Technologies Department. E7-104 Philosophy . F7-318 Architecture . E7-112 English Department . E3-362 Photography Department . E7-B43 Art Department . S2-211 Escalante Program . K5-102 Physics Department . C2-101 Art Galleries . S1 Financial Aid . .E1-173 Plant Facilities . H9 Assessment Center . E1-183 Fiscal . G1-107 President’s Office . G1-305 Psychology Department . F7-316 Auto Technology . P1 Health Center . F5-302 Bookstore . F5 Husky Store . B1-101 Reprographics. G1-114 Business Administration Department. F7-303 Information . E1 Sheriff’s Office . B5-104 Business Fiscal Office . G1-107 International Students Office . G1-101 Shipping & Receiving . B5-105 “C” Buildings . C1-121 – C2-128A Social Science Department . F7-307 Job Placement. .E1-176 Stadium . B5 CalWORKS . A5 Journalism . E7-307 Career/Job Placement Center. .E1-176 Student Activities & Student Affairs Office . F5-212 Campus News . E7-307 Kinesiology . E9-112 Student Services . E1-213 Chemistry Department . G5-315F Learning Assistance Center . E3-280 Swimming Pool . D5 Chicano Studies . E3-593 Library . F3 Theatre Arts Department . P2-101 Child Development Center . A1 Life Science Department. G5-211 Transfer Center . D7 Child, Family & Education Department . F7-305 Lost & Found (Sheriff’s Office) . B5 Vincent Price Art Galleries . S1 Communication Studies . E3-563 Mail Room . G1-116 Veterans Resource Center . D7 Community Services . K7-107 Math, Engineering & Science Center (MESA). E7-228 Writing Center. E3-220 Computer Applications Mathematics Department. G5-111 & Office Technology Department . E7-435 MENTE Lab . G5-009 *1055 Corporate Center Dr., Monterey Park, CA 91754 Cooperative Education (Counseling Dept.) . E1-127 Modern Languages. E3-143 EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE East Los Angeles College empowers students to achieve their 1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez, Monterey Park, California 91754 educational goals, to expand their individual potential, and (323) 265-8650 mission to successfully pursue their aspirations for a better future for ELAC SOUTH GATE EDUCATIONAL CENTER themselves, their community and the world. 2340 Firestone Boulevard, South Gate, CA 90280 (323) 357-6200 COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION Marvin Martinez, President Ruben Arenas, Interim Vice President, Academic Affairs Table of Contents Myeshia Armstrong, Vice President of Administrative Services Julie Benavides, Vice President, Student Services Dr. Armida Ornelas, Vice President, Continuing Academic Calendar, Fall 2018 2 Education & Workforce Development Final Examination Schedule 3 Paula De La Cerda, Dean, Resource and Withdrawing from Class 4 Institutional Development How to Apply and Register 5 Evelyn Escatiola, Dean, Academic Affairs/South Gate Student Categories 5 Danelle Fallert, Dean, Student Services Matriculation Process 5 Ming-Huei Lam, Dean, Academic Affairs East Los Angeles Policy on Academic Honesty 6 James Kenny, Dean, Academic Affairs Sonia Lopez, Dean, Student Services Continuing Students Registration Process 6 Kerrin Mcmahan, Dean, Academic Affairs Enrollment Process for New & Returning Students 7 Paulina Palomino, Dean, Student Services/Student Sucess Student ID Information 8 Al Rios, Dean, Academic Affairs Adding and Dropping Classes 8 Dr. Armando Rivera-Figueroa, Dean, Academic Affairs/STEM Student Fees 11 Angelica Toledo, Dean, Academic Affairs/ Fee Refund Policies 13 Workforce Development Attendance Policies 13 Dr. Laura Cantu, Associate Dean, (SFP) SB 1070 Prerequisite, Corequisite and Advisory Definition 13 Gina Chelstrom, Associate Dean, Career Pathways & CTE Grants Dr. Vanessa Ochoa, Associate Dean in Student Services Grading and Academic Standards 14 Miguel Duenas, Assistant Dean, Outreach and Recruitment Financial Aid News 16 Nghi Nghiem, Associate Vice President New Student Orientation Sessions 17 of Administrative Services Assessment Calendars 17 Pilar Tompkins Rivas, Director of the Vincent Price Art Museums Stop Week Schedule 18 Abel Rodriguez, Director of Facilities Course Registration Options 19 Dr. Djuradj Babic, Associate Dean, STEM Course Selection/Fees Worksheet 21 Dr. Juan Urdiales, Dean, Continuing Education Major Codes/Transfer Codes 22 Bryan Ventura, Associate Dean, Research and Learning Assessment Fall 2018 Classes 23 Mercy Yanez, Dean, Continuing Education South Gate Classes 83 and Workforce Development Short-Term Classes 89 Weekend College Experience (WCE) 95 Weekend Classes 96 LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT On-Line Learning 99 770 Wilshire Boulevard, Noncredit Program 105 Los Angeles, CA 90017 Transfer Assistance and Graduation Requirements 109 (213) 891-2000 AA/AS Degree Graduation Requirements 110 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Transfer Center 111 Mike Fong, President Associated Student Union (ASU) 112 Andra Hoffman, First Vice President Student Services (Descriptions/Locations) 113 Gabriel Buelna, Ph.D. CalWORKS 119 Ernest H. Moreno Instructional Television (ITV) 120 Scott J. Svonkin MESA 121 Seat 3 (Vacant) ELAC Athletics 122 Christopher Martinez, Student Trustee Escalante Program 122 HONORS Program 123 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Adelante First Year Experience Program 124 Dr. Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D., Chancellor Women/Gender Studies 125 Deputy Chancellor, Vacant Dr. Robert B. Miller, Vice Chancellor of Finance ELAC / LACCD Administration and Policies 126 and Resources Development Accuracy Statement 127 Dr. Ryan Cornner, Vice Chancellor of College Telephone Directory 129 Educational Programs and Institutional Effectiveness Department Offices (Locations/Phone Numbers) 130 Dr. Albert J. Roman, Vice Chancellor for Human Resources Campus Evacuation Procedures 132 Jeffrey M. Prieto, General Counsel Campus Map INSIDE BACK COVER David Salazar, Chief Facilities Executive EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE | FALL 2018 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Fall 2018 Academic Calendar SHORT TERM COURSES (less than 15 weeks have different add/deadline dates. Check on the Student Information Portal or with the Instructor.) Note: It's the student's responsibility to know deadlines to add courses & to drop if no longer attending classes Some drop deadlines occur during non operating hours To drop, you must utilize the SIS portal ADMISSIONS REGISTRATION | E1-105 FISCAL OFFICE | G1-107 ON THE INTERNET Monday – Thursday, 8:30 am – 7 pm Monday to Thursday, 8:00 am - 7:00 pm ELAC: www elac edu Friday, 8 am - 12 pm Friday, 8:00 am - 3:30 pm LACCD: www laccd edu Fourth Attempt Petition Filing Period for Upcoming Fall 2018 Term April 2 - June 4 Appeal Loss of Priority Enrollment April 2 - May 11 Assessment, Orientation and Counseling (AOC) Completion Deadline for Priority Registration Friday, April 20 Online Registration Appointment Notifications Emailed for Continuing
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