Student’s research preserved with the help of Journals
Los Angeles Community College District students can showcase their research papers with the ELAC History Circle Journal.
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LACCD to keep mask mandate in place
Inter-Club had their monthly meeting, discussing various items between clubs and regarding events to be held on campus on Feb 25.
Paul De La Cerda Fired, offer extended by DA Office
Dismissed East Los Angeles College Dean Paul De La Cerda, who is accused of felony embezzlement while working at ELAC, is now dismissed from Cabrillo College. De La Cerda was Vice President of Instruction at Cabrillo College before his dismissal. The governing board for Cabrillo College decided to no longer employ De La Cerda at its Feb. 7 meeting.
Online self-screening enforced for people on campus
East Los Angeles college will enforce new online self-screening check-in for staff and students who intend to be on campus.
LACCD housing plan gets Newsom’s rubber-stamp
Bill SB-330 enables the LACCD to develop a new housing program for low-income students and staff members.
Omicron variant is something to be concerned with
The new Omicron variant of COVID-19 is a serious cause for concern.
This could negatively affect vaccination efforts and the vaccines themselves. vaccination efforts and the vaccines themselves.
LACCD is offering its nine campuses free 2-year tuition
The Townhall with Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon and Los Angeles Community College District leadership focused on community college student enrollment and financial support.
Campus improved throughout history
Former East Los Angeles College president Ernest Moreno, who served from 1994-2011, was the first person who helped advance the modernization process of the campus we know today.
Educational center aims to provide southeast more opportunities, succeeded
In March of 2021, ELAC’s South Gate satellite campus was given the title of “center.”