Important Dates
July 21: Last day of six and nine-week summer sessions
August 19: Fall classes begin
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Fall semester parking at DVC
Parking at the Pleasant Hill Campus for the fall semester will require a physical semester permit or virtual daily permit. Semester permits must be displayed in plain view with all numbers and markings clearly visible. Semester permits are $48 for the semester, and daily permits are $3 per day. Both semester and daily permits can be purchased through Insite or MyCampusPermit.com starting in August. Failure to obtain a valid virtual parking permit will result in a citation. For help with your permit, call 1-800-700-4417 or visit MyCampusPermit.com. Parking at the San Ramon Campus is free, and no permit is required.
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Student support
Student Technology Loan program returns for fall
The DVC Pleasant Hill and San Ramon Campus libraries are pleased to offer a limited supply of Chromebooks, hotspots, calculators, and webcams for semester-long checkout for the fall. DVC libraries will offer special hours for equipment checkout Monday-Thursday, August 15-18, 10am-2pm before the official fall semester starts on Friday, August 19. During the semester, equipment may be checked out during regular hours. Check DVC library for updated hours.
Rapid Prep & Review (RPR) sessions
DVC's MESA program is offering Rapid Prep & Review (RPR) sessions to help prepare you for the fall semester! Led by DVC professors, these sessions will bring you up to speed so that you will be ready for advanced concepts in math, chemistry, physics, and biological science. Sessions start August 15 (the week before fall semester begins) and are open to all DVC students. Contact mesa@dvc.edu for more information!
DVC Food Pantry - summer hours
The DVC Food Pantry will be open this summer until August 17 on Wednesdays from 10am-4pm. Learn more.
Disability Support Services
Do you have ADHD, depression, anxiety, or limited mobility? If so, consider signing up for Disability Support Services (DSS). DSS offers students special accommodations such as extended testing time, assistance with note-taking, priority registration, and more. To learn more, come to the DSS Office (SSC 248) or visit DVC DSS.
Health Science changes to Public Health
In fall 2022, the Health Science Department will be called the Public Health Department. All courses, programs, and certificates in the online schedule can now be found under Public Health. If students have any questions about the public health offerings, contact Dr. Kristen Colchico.
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Student opportunities
Peer advisors needed for First Time Experience Program
We are looking for individuals who want to improve their leadership skills by connecting, supporting, and helping first-time college students reach their educational and career goals. If you are interested in being a peer advisor, please apply via Handshake: Position Title "First Year Experience Peer Advisor" - Job posting number: #6624378
Volunteers needed!
Welcome Services is looking for student volunteers to assist with the fall semester “back-to-school” rush! We are looking for enthusiastic students to help others locate classrooms and student services, assist with Insite Portal, and make the transition into the new semester easier for everyone. Benefits include: volunteer certificates and gift bags, first consideration for paid student ambassador positions, and experience to bolster college applications and resumes. If you are interested in helping with our “back-to-school” rush, please complete the Welcome Services Volunteer Form. If you have any questions, please contact Mercy Pono. We look forward to kicking off the fall semester with you!
Student panelists needed for Welcome Day
The Office of Student Engagement and Equity is seeking students for our student panels for Welcome Day. We are looking for enthusiastic students who would like to share their experiences at DVC, and share tips for success for incoming students. If you would like to learn more about being a student panelist for Welcome Day, please reach out to First Year Experience Coordinator: Max Trujillo.
Hiring student leaders for the PUMA Center
The PUMA Center is looking to hire two new PUMA student leaders for the 2022-23 school year! PUMA student leaders assist in building community across the several learning communities on campus. Primary duties include designing and hosting student events and workshops, creating and promoting content for PUMA Center social media platforms, and representing the PUMA Center in a positive and exciting way. Learn more about this job opportunity.
Start or renew a student club
Early club registration for returning and new clubs opens on Monday, July 25 via DVCsync. To register a club, you must have six students (names, ID numbers, and Insite email addresses) and identify the club officers (president, secretary, treasurer, and Inter-Club Council representative) as well as a club advisor. Club advisors will need to complete an online advisor agreement before the club can be chartered. Questions? Contact Todd Farr.
Join the Racial Justice Task Force
The Racial Justice Task Force was formed to help students of color feel safe and valued at DVC. We are committed to continuing this work and are inviting you to join one of our action teams. These action teams are working towards diversifying hiring practices, creating an ethnic studies department, creating engaging and safe spaces for students of color, and professional development for faculty and staff. If you would like to join one of these action teams and help our campus reflect the values of inclusivity, equity, and social justice, please contact Azim Khan or Lisa Gwyn.
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Financial resources
EOPS can help you with textbook costs
Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) is a program that helps with textbook costs and provides specialized academic, personal, and career counseling to help you reach your college goals. EOPS is accepting applications for fall 2022. Learn more about EOPS. Apply for EOPS at DVC EOPS.
Financial aid
Are you enrolled for the fall yet? If so, you may qualify for financial aid, such as grants, fee waivers, or student loans to help you pay for your classes. Be sure to complete your 2022-23 financial aid application to be considered. For more information, visit DVC Financial Aid.
CalFresh
Need help buying food? CalFresh is for everyone! Employed and unemployed individuals, families, seniors, people with disabilities, those experiencing homelessness, active and non-active military personnel. If you’re within the income limits, you may be eligible for up to $250 a month. See if you are eligible for CalFresh today.
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Download these apps today!
24/7 medical and mental telehealth care - TimelyCare
Did you know that you have FREE access to TimelyCare telehealth medical and mental health care? You have full access to TimelyCare even if you are not enrolled this summer. Take advantage of this FREE service. Learn more!
Campus Shield
Get the CCCCD app!
Let's stay safe, DVC! Download the CCCCD app today for Apple or Android.
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