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The fall semester is almost half over and, believe it or not, it's time to begin thinking about spring classes. Be sure to check WebAdvisor in early November for your priority registration date. You are encouraged to register promptly on your priority registration date as classes will fill quickly. The spring 2012 schedule will be available online in early November also, with the printed version available by mid-November. Counseling appointments are filling up fast, so make one now if you need help selecting your spring classes. Please read on to see what else is happening at LMC over the next few weeks. . .
For more important campus dates, as well as to view all LMC athletics game listings, visit the campus calendar online.
Course Repetition Policy Change Effective summer 2012, students will be limited to enrolling in the same non-repeatable class a maximum of three times. This applies to students who have earned a substandard grade (D, F, NP/NC) or who have dropped with a "W." Starting with registration for spring 2012, students will be notified if they are enrolling in the same course for a second time. Students will be blocked from registration and required to submit a petition. Students are urged to manage course load, be aware of the number of enrollments for a specific course, carefully consider dropping courses, and understand all deadlines. In addition, students are urged to take advantage of tutoring and other support services to achieve successful completion of all courses. If you are unclear if your class is repeatable or non-repeatable, please refer to the college catalog. If you need further assistance, see a college counselor.
Located on the main campus in Room CO-300, the Center for Academic Support is here to assist you with an array of free services designed to strengthen your academic skills in multiple disciplines. Fall 2011 workshop schedule:
How to use your transfer story to get $$$
How to write the U.C. transfer essay * Unless otherwise noted, all workshops will take place inside the Center for Academic Support. You can find additional information about the Center for Academic Support and the services they offer on the LMC website.
General financial aid workshops
Become qualified for employment as an assistant teacher in just one semester - with no cost to you! Presented to you by the East Bay Career Advancement Academy, this program fulfills the State of California Commission on Teacher Credentialing Child Development Assistant Teacher Permit requirements.
Spring 2012 Semester:
No cost to qualifying students for:
Early Childhood Education required courses:
Total units required: 13 *There is a maximum 30 students, so enroll early.
Be sure to attend one of these two public information sessions to be held on the main campus in the Library, Room L-109:
Refreshments will be served. Go online for more information and to RSVP, or call (925) 439-2181, x3214.
Meet with university reps Now is the time to make an appointment to meet with a university representative during the fall 2011 semester. Reps from various California universities visit the Transfer Center to meet with students considering transfer to their institution. A rep can answer your questions about the university and help you plan the classes you need to take in preparation for transfer there. A complete list of fall 2011 rep visits can be found online.
Written by Paula Vogel
Dates & Time:
Tickets are $10 general, $7 for students * More information about the LMC Dramatic Arts Department can be found on our website.
Environmental Leadership Pathway Program (ELP) Interested in transferring to a 4-year university in a science major? Want a $7,400 scholarship to prepare at UC Berkeley?
Attend an informational session to be held at the main campus on the date and time shown below:
The program includes:
More information and an application regarding the ELP program can be found online.
Pan-American Round Table of Contra Costa and Alameda Scholarship
For additional eligibility requirements and for an application, click here. The application deadline is October 21, 2011.
Be sure to visit our scholarship page for more information on available scholarships.
Inter-Club Council Meetings
LMCAS Student Government Elections
Club Day
Social Justice Film Series - October 26
Blood Drive
Celebrate a Joyous New Year's Eve in CUBA! After the U.S. travel ban to Cuba was tightened, doors are slowly opening and there are now limited opportunities to visit the island. Be among one of the first U.S. groups to visit Cuba. The trip is led by Lenore Gallin, Professor of Anthropology, who has directed DVC's five previous study abroad trips to Cuba. Travel dates: December 27, 2011 - January 11, 2012 For more information and an application form, visit the Study Abroad website, contact Lenore Gallin at (925) 685-1230, ext. 2772 or by email.
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