LACCD hires marketing company
A contract worth more than a million dollars, was awarded by the Los Angeles Community College District to an out of state and mostlywhite firm to market to the district’ssurrounding communities.
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ELAC classified as safest campus in California
Out of more than 250 colleges and universities in California, East Los Angeles College was ranked as having the lowest violent crime rates in the state.
Sociology Club helps students find sense of belonging
The Sociology Club is a welcoming club and a club that gives back to East Los Angeles College and its community.
NetTutor arrives at ELAC
By Melisa Valenzuela Free help is a click away for new and returning students in the Los Angeles Community College District through the NetTutor online tutoring service. Tutoring is available for English, Math, English as a Second Language, Statistics and First Year Experience classes. Twenty-four with in-person tutoring during regular campus hours throughout the year, because we want our students to succeed and to have the best higher education experience…
Camera system requires more attention
East Los Angeles College has over 400 functioning security cameras throughout the campus, with a majority of them being digital in quality. With the fall season starting and day turning to night sooner, the idea of safety is paramount.
Weekend College Experience arrives at ELAC
The improved Weekend College Experience returns Fall 2019.
The WCE is an academic program that will provide students with a variety of newly offered weekend courses.
Safety app to help protect community college students in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Community College District is in the process of purchasing a custom safety app that would protect students in an emergency or natural disaster.
BankMobile charges monthly fee
As of Wednesday, students are required to pay a monthly fee of $1.99 for their BankMobile checking account.
E7 building changes name to honor donor
In honor of businesswoman and philanthropist Vicky Chang’s multi-million dollar donations, the E-7 Technology Center has changed its name to The Vicky Chang Career Technical Education building.
Q&A addresses concerns of laid-off employees
The bill, signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown on September 18, is an act to amend sections of the Education Code to change part-time playground positions into Classified Service—employees that are not faculty or administrators, who go through the personnel commission to get hired.