Health Center continues to service Huskies
East Los Angeles College students have long been able to rely on the services of the Student Health Center to fulfill many different basic medical needs.
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Delilah Kimble Grey gets scouted
Delilah Kimble Gray played at the East Los Angeles College men’s gym for a high school all-star game. She was then scouted by Assistant Coach Wilbert Knight.
Pour-Khorshid talks healing from trauma, toxicity in workshop
Dr. Farima Pour-Khorshid facilitated a workshop discussion about healing called, “Tending to the Wounds of Racial Trauma and Social Toxicity.”
The age-old dilemma: career choices come with uncertainty
The Career and Job Services workshop covered a multitude of topics students have with career choices. The main topics discussed were dispelling career myths, steps to career planning, career counseling appointments, career assessments and College Central Network.
ELAC stepping stone to success
East Los Angeles College alumni have gone on to fill in the ranks of many jobs, careers and posts. While ELAC takes pride in serving as an institution that prepares leaders for local leadership, it would not be possible without the student’s willingness and dedication to their education.
Defensive-End scores multiple scholarships
East Los Angeles College’s football team defensive end Chace Davis has received multiple offers to play at different schools across the country.
ELAC partners with Gary Marshall Theatre for big show production
The Gary Marshall Theatre has partnered with East Los Angeles College to provide two student interns for the production of “The Root Beer Bandits.”
Attention all athletes, undocumented, LGBTQ+ help is available in F5-204
East Los Angeles College offers specialized services for students ranging from athletes, undocumented to LGBTQ+ students.
ELAC is the place for future success
East Los Angeles College alumni have gone on to fill in the ranks of many jobs, careers and posts.
“Ghost-town” ELAC frozen in time
During its seventy-five years in operation East Los Angeles College has never had to undergo an in-person closure as the one in which the pandemic forced it to.