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LATE START COURSES STILL AVAILABLE!!!
Academic Counseling for Courses
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Speak with your major counselor or attend a counseling workshop ASAP to get course recommendations for Fall semester or follow your Educational Plan if you have previously created one with a counselor.
Students can meet with a counselor in-person or virtually. Please visit the counseling office website below for their latest updates, events, and appointment options or call them at (805) 378-1428.
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What is STEM Impacto?
The STEM Impacto Program supports Hispanic and low-income students in building their futures with a career path in Biotechnology, Computer Network Systems Engineering or Biology. As a cohort member, students will receive benefits such as an instant peer group, deep connections with lead faculty, a peer mentor, specialized counseling services, access to academic tutors, and both research and work-based internship opportunities.
Applications are now open and will close on Sunday, September 12th, 2021.
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FREE Bus Rides and Parking | |
Need a ride?
Students can ride the bus for free–anywhere, anytime, any day! College students enrolled at Moorpark College, Oxnard College, Ventura College, CSU Channel Islands, and Cal Lutheran University can get around Ventura County free on public transportation–just show the driver your student ID.
Parking is also free for students who commute on their own transportation. Just park on your designated area. No parking passes will be needed and no tickets will be issued.
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Some of your textbooks may be available for FREE through the Textbook Lending Program with the Library. For more information on these resources please visit their website for more information. | | |
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Extended Opportunity Programs and Services provides special services to full time community college students. Participants must meet financial and educational disadvantage criteria. After eligibility requirements are met, EOPS services include the following: specialized academic, career, and personal counseling, book service program (grant/voucher), priority registration, transfer assistance, special activities and workshops.
If you applied and received a notice of not being eligible, we suggest you follow-up to see if your eligibility has changed.
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$100 for Books for
Vaccinated Students
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Moorpark College is offering a $100 voucher to all MC students who can show proof of their COVID vaccination. You must present your "Blue" pass in your MyVCCCD app in person, at the MC Bookstore by October 1st and receive a $100 voucher which can be used for anything sold there.
Students will have until January 31, 2022 to spend all of that cool cash on anything they wish. Guide on uploading your VAX card. For questions, you can call the Bookstore at (805) 378-1436 or email them at sm8099@bncollege.com for assistance. The voucher is also available for students with medical exemptions. To be eligible, please bring a doctor's note to the Student Health Center for verification.
The MC Bookstore is open:
Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed Friday
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MyVCCCD App
After downloading the MyVCCCD App, click on the second button on the bottom of the screen. Select the "Report Vaccinations" and upload a picture of your Vaccination Card. Wait 24-hours for it to upload.
Visit the app again and open the "Campus Pass," the top of the screen will state your name and vaccination status in a blue background.
Complete the "Daily Screening Form" and check-in before entering campus to receive your wristband.
All visitors must adhere to the most updated MC COVID-19 Guidelines on this website.
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Check the Financial Aid Tab on your Portal and attend to any items on the “Financial Aid Requirements” window that do not have a green checkmark on the “Status” of the item. Log in to you “Online Financial Aid Account” to check your awards.
Keep an eye out on your student email as you may get invited to apply to additional financial grant resources throughout the semester.
For questions about your financial aid application or package, please call our Financial Aid office at (805) 378-1462 or call your financial aid specialist; students who are undocumented or need assistance in Spanish can contact Graciela Sanchez through email at GSanchez@vcccd.edu, call (805) 553-4705, or schedule an appointment with her on this link. For assistance filling out your financial aid applications, you can talk to a financial aid specialist on Tuesdays from 4pm-6pm through Zoom on this link. Password: 463927.
Meeting ID: 98871404446
Password: 463927
Complete your California Dream Act Application for the upcoming academic year. Moorpark College’s Office of Financial Aid can help you fill out your CA DREAM Act applications through Zoom every Tuesday from 4-6PM.
Ensure you are applying every year!
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UndocuDigest for Higher Education is intended to help you stay up-to-date with information, resources, and events related to undocumented students pursuing higher education. Our digest will be sent out on the second and fourth Monday of every month. It will contain:
- Upcoming Immigrants Rising technical assistance offerings and other exciting events
- Latest news relevant to undocumented students and their families
- Resources, happenings, and highlights from the higher education community
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Free Library Resources and Tutoring for Moorpark College Students | |
The library is now open to students for in-person services; some of the services available for you include study room reservations, course reserves, textbook lending, and equipment lending such as hotspots, laptops, chromebooks, and calculators. We also have many copies of the The Hate U Give available for 2-week checkout throughout the semester.
The Teaching and Learning Center is offering free tutoring for students whichever way they feel comfortable. In person tutoring services are Tuesday and Wednesday from 10AM-4PM. Tutoring is available in a variety of subjects. Check out their website for a full list of subjects and schedule your appointment today.
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GET YOUR DACA FEES COVERED WITH THE UFW FOUNDATION FREE IMMIGRATION CONSULTATIONS | |
We understand that legislation continues to change and it can be confusing. Remember that we have Free Legal Immigration Services with trusted attorneys that are able to answer any questions you may have and can help you prepare the paperwork necessary for any potential immigration relief options you may qualify for. Permanent residents should also schedule a free legal immigration consultation for steps on how to complete the naturalization process.
The UFW Foundation continues to serve students through phone and zoom, as well as in-person on selected dates. Please check out their website or call them at 1-877-881-8281 to schedule a virtual appointment that works best for you.
In-person appointments are in the Student Services Annex, in the building with te sliding door with International Students, CHESS and now MC Dreamers during COVID-19. For In-Person appointments with the UFW Foundation lawyers please select Moorpark College and choose from one of the following dates:
Wednesday Sept. 15
Wednesday Oct. 20
Wednesday Nov. 17
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BORROW A LAPTOP AND/OR HOTSPOT FOR FALL 2021 | |
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Raider Central is your one-stop shop for free basic resources to help you succeed in school. Raider Central provides free food, clothing, personal hygiene items, and assistance with housing and social services coordinated through community providers so you can focus on your classwork.
All currently enrolled students qualify for the following *FREE* resources through Raider Central:
• Grab’n’Go snack items and beverages, as well as non-perishable groceries
• Gently used seasonal clothing and business attire
• Personal hygiene products and shower kits
• CalFresh sign-up assistance
• Campus services referrals
• Housing referral assistance
• Other community resource referrals
• Information about free or reduced transportation
Contact MCRaiderCentral@vcccd.edu
for more information.
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Nursing & Radiologic Technology
Students interested in applying to the Nursing or Radiologic Technology program at Moorpark College must attend one of our workshops for more information on how to get started.
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Career Transfer Center
Join the Career Center's 1st Transfer 101 Workshop of the year taking place on Monday, September 13, 2021 from 1PM-2PM. Click on the button below to register!
Students will have an opportunity to get their questions answered about any universities they are interested in applying to! I hope you can join!
The Career Transfer Center offers a variety of workshops including CSU Application Workshops. For a full list of all workshops and RSVP links, please click on the button below.
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Explore Career opportunities that reflect who you are. Watch video interviews of Professionals who are passionate about their work to discover what a career can truly be. Our career exploration tools are here to get you connected to occupations and career fields you may have not considered.
Wednesday, September 8th at 10am through Zoom.
Questions? Call the Career Center for more details at 805-378-1536
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Transferring to CSUN?
Thinking about Transferring to CSUN? Join their Transfer Workshop and learn more about their admissions process. Ensure you ask about the opportunities they have for Undocumented Students including their Dreamers Scholarships!
For questions, please contact Jesus I. Flores at (818) 677-5875 or through email at jesus.flores@csun.edu.
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Ready to learn how to LEAD?
Join Moorpark College's Leadership Education and Development for Students no later than Friday, September 3rd, 2021 to start the fist session on Friday, September 10th, 2021 from 9AM-12PM thorugh Zoom!
Questions? Contact Kristen Robinson at krobinson@vcccd.edu or calling 805-553-4976.
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VCCCD Student Trustee Special Election | |
Why be a Student Trustee?
- Be part of Board discussions important to students
- Cast an advisory vote during VCCCD Board of Trustees meetings
- Represent and advocate for students from all campuses
- Attend conferences and workshops on trusteeship
- Develop leadership and professional skills
- Receive mentorship from Board members
- Connect with community leaders
Student Trustee Election Timeline:
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Application Available: August 30 - September 10
- Application Deadline: noon, September 10
- Elections: September 20 - 21
Reach out to the Student Activities Office at 805-553-4976
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President’s Leadership Forum
2021 - 2022
Applications are now being accepted for Moorpark College’s 2021-2022 President’s Leadership Forum. The PFL meets one Friday per month during the 2021-22 academic year, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and is facilitated by President Julius Sokenu. Each session is devoted to the study of extraordinary leaders across the various sectors of leadership: civic, business, politics, sports, etc.
At the conclusion of the year, students are eligible for a certificate of participation, recognition medal, and a letter of recommendation from President Sokenu. If you are interested in the study of leadership and wish to participate in this year’s PLF, you must:
- 1. Submit a letter of interest by email to President Sokenu at mcpresident@vcccd.edu by Tuesday, August 31, 2021, along with a letter of reference from a high school or college instructor or counselor;
- 2. Commit to attending at least seven of the eight class meetings (see meeting dates on the next page); 3. Commit to reading all assigned material prior to each class meeting, and participating fully in all class discussions and in a class project.
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Work. Kids. Life. College. Only 24 hours in a day? We know it’s not easy,
so we created PACE
PACE is a college program designed for busy adults that enables you to complete an Associate degree in about two years. PACE students take two courses every eight weeks. Most courses are offered either 100 percent online or in a hybrid format (part of the course is online but will also include some face-to-face meetings on Saturday mornings).
Ready to get started? Email moorpark-pace@vcccd.edu or call us at 805-553-4863.
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Concert for the Cats
Live Music is Back at Moorpark College - September 10th 2021
We are excited to partner with the lead singer and philanthropist John Ondrasik of Five for Fighting to bring you "Concert for the Cats". A night of music and fun, all benefiting our Tigers, Neil and Karma, and bringing their Tiger Retreat Habitat project to the finish line.
Purchase a ticket & Help us complete their NEW Tiger Retreat Habitat project.
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Get to know Dr. Sokenu,MC President
Lunch with the President
Lunch with the President meet-ups are back! Starting Wednesday, September 8 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and monthly thereafter, Dr. Sokenu will be holding casual lunch meetings at Solar Village. Lunch boxes will be available or bring your own lunch.
Open Door Hour
Meet with Dr. Sokenu without an appointment this month and enjoy some refreshments. Meeting take place in the President's Office in the Administration Building room A-103. Hours:
Tuesday
9/7 – 4:00 p.m.
9/14 – 3:30 p.m.
9/21 – 4:00 p.m.
9/28 – 4:00 p.m.
Thursday
9/9 – 1:30 p.m.
9/16 – 1:30 p.m.
9/23 – 1:30 p.m.
9/30 – 11:00 a.m.
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PORTRAIT OF STRENGTH
You are invited to attend a special event on September 9, 2021, Starting 9am with a Welcome & Keynote Address by Retired NYC Fire Captain Alfredo Fuentes, a first responder & survivor of 9/11.
Then, from 11am-Noon, we will have a focused conversation with Captain Fuentes Via Zoom
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Community Resources & Events | |
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There will be a Vaccine Shot Clinic at Moorpark College's Observatory Parking Lot on
Thursday, September 9th, 2021 from 10AM-2PM for everyone. Please ensure you bring in a form of identification.
COVID-19 Vaccines are available for everyone age 16+.
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About The Latino College Expo
Latino College Expo is a trademark program of the National College Resources Foundation (NCRF), a 501c3 non-profit organization that functions daily as a full-service student outreach program in various schools. NCRf`s mission is to curtail high school dropout rates and increase degree and/or certificate enrollment among underserved, underrepresented, at-risk, low resources, homeless and foster students.NCRF`s vision is to close the gap in the educational achievement workforce and economic disparities with the goal to end racism and racial inequalities.
Who: Students, College students, Educators, Parents, Guardians, all ethnic backgrounds are welcomed.
Where: Online
When: Sept. 18, 2021, 12PM-3PM PST, Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
Highlights
· Students find out how to access $$$ funding to attend college.
· Students get ACCEPTED on the spot to some colleges (students must upload Transcripts, SAT/ACT scores)
· Some colleges may wave SAT/ACT scores
· Application fees Waived
· Possible Scholarships on the spot
· Informative Seminars & Workshops on DACA, Dream Act, Financial Aid, and other benefits.
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