Student progress at ELAC affected from online classes
Enrollment to Los Angeles Community College District colleges has declined since the start of the pandemic, leaving three years before the economic toll takes effect.
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Central American Resource Center offers legal services for students
Undocumented college students can legally travel abroad through the Advance Parole program.
Benefits of courses are on full display by the Earth Science Department
The Geography, Geology and Anthropology departments celebrated Earth Day by hosting an open house to share the benefits students can get from taking their courses.
Free resources for students at ELAC still avaliable
The Welcome Center at East Los Angeles College is offering free resources for students including laptops, hotspots and Metro bus passes.
Student applicants in short supply for scholarships
Applying for multiple scholarships is made easier through the Los Angeles Community College District’s website, which groups similar applications and carries over responses to other applications.
MESA provides guide to help students apply for internships
The Math Engineering Science Achievement program hosted a livestream on Monday to present a guide students can use when applying for internships.
Governor Gavin Newsom signs new bill to assist those with food insecurity
Governor Gavin Newson is pushing efforts regarding the ongoing food insecurities college students face.Currently, East Los Angeles College focuses on identifying ways to provide meals and resources to students in need of nutritional meals and has aligned with outside partnerships to continue said efforts.
Proof of Vaccination status is now required in LA county establishments
The battle to fight the spread of COVID-19 is far from over, but SafePassLA is a step in the right direction.
Dr. Ellen Ochoa’s shares her Pathway to STEM
The first Hispanic woman to travel to space, Dr. Ellen Ochoa, joined the East Los Angeles College Town Hall Series to discuss racial and gender biases in the science field. Dr. Ochoa shared some of her college experiences including being discriminated against by professors and feeling unrepresented in the science field.