ELAC and The University of California, Los Angeles collaborated for the SeaGrant Pathway program where students got a chance to learn about the ocean from field trips.
ELAC’s Student Health Services offers various services which can help students maintain good mental health.
In 2010, ELAC instructor Linda Wilbur wrote a grant with the University of California Los Angeles for the Side-By-Side program.
Maple Duong, current sophomore at East Los Angeles College was awarded the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship (JKFUT).
The Fourth Annual Student Success Conference focused on encouraging current and future East Los Angeles College students to prepare to transfer and to present for the details of their scholastic future.
Alumni Luis Alvarez and Claudia Buenfil break the transfer process stigma by talking with students about their personal transfer experiences.
Assembly Bill 1919 was passed by the California State Assembly’s Committee on Transportation on April 4.
Three East Los Angeles College students, Evelyn Martinez, Jocelyn Hernandez and Cynthia Solis applied to the 21st Annual Honors Transfer Council of California Research Conference and they all got in.
The Women/Gender Studies Committee held a student-led panel to discuss the importance of people understanding the real meaning of gender studies, stigmas in feminism, gender fluidity and queerness.
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.