STUDENT SERVICE S 20192020 GWC Answer Center Questions

STUDENT SERVICE S 20192020

GWC Answer Center Questions? Start Here! • Located on the 1 st Floor of the Student Services Center • Friendly staff are ready to help! • Kiosks available for access to GWC Website and Student Portal • Assistance available in Vietnamese, Spanish and English Location Student Services Center, 1 st Floor www. askgwc. com

Admissions & Records Services Provided • Registration • Residency Determination • Student I. D. • Transcripts • Graduation Application • Veterans Services Location Student Services Center, 1 st Floor (714) 895 -8306 http: //www. goldenwestcollege. edu/enrollment-center/

Cal. WORKs Program Provides services to students receiving TANF cash aid benefits: • Individualized Academic Counseling & Support • Priority Registration • Coordination of Services with Social Services/County Agencies • Processing of Mandated County Forms & Textbooks Assistance • Work-Study • Gas Vouchers, School Supplies, Chromebooks, Workshops *Eligible students must be receiving Cal. WORKs/TANF/GAIN cash-aid Location Student Services Center, 2 nd Floor 714 -895 -8111 http: //www. goldenwestcollege. edu/calworks/

Campus Life Provides students with opportunities for on-campus engagement, leadership development, civic engagement, and community service through: Student Government Associated Students of Golden West College Student Clubs and Organizations Over 40 student clubs and organizations Leadership Development Free trainings and workshops on a variety of topics Volunteer Programs Over 50 community partners and service sites FREE Campus Events to promote Student Engagement Weekly events, signature events, select evening activities, and off-campus field trips each semester. Location 1 st Floor, Student Services Center (714) 895 -8261 campuslife@gwc. cccd. edu goldenwestcollege. edu/campus-life/

Career Center The Career Center is a free service designed to serve the career development needs of students and the general public. • Career and Self-Assessment (get to know yourself, understand your personality, interests and values by taking one of the assessments offered) • Explore careers, do informational interviews, check out the job outlook, preparation needed and salary • Help with job and internship search • Career preparation with resume building and mock interviews • Career Fair in October and April Location Student Services Center, 2 nd Floor 714 -895 -8217 www. goldenwestcollege. edu/career-center

Counseling • Counselors available by appointment or through walk-in (Express). • Schedule your appointment on Monday mornings. • Complete Priority Registration and get the classes you need. • Find the major that fits your goals. • Identify your optimal career. • Transfer to your dream school. Location Student Services Center, 2 nd Floor 714 -895 -8799 http: //www. goldenwestcollege. edu/counseling/

Disabled Students Programs & Services (DSPS) • Provides services to students who have a verified disability. To apply for services, students must complete a DSPS Application and provide verification of their disability through an interactive process with a DSPS Faculty Counselor. • Assessment for learning disabilities (LD) eligibility is also available to students who are experiencing ongoing academic difficulties. Location Student Service Center, 1 st Floor 714 -895 -8721 dsps@gwc. ccc. edu http: //goldenwestcollege. edu/dsps

EOPS/CARE/Next Up/Guardian Scholars EOPS: • Serves educationally and financially disadvantaged students CARE: • Serves single parents who receive public assistance Next. Up/Guardian Scholars: • Serves current and/or former foster youth Basic Services: – Priority Registration – Book assistance – Tutoring – Study Hall – Transfer waivers – Academic Counseling Location Student Services Center, 2 nd Floor (714) 895 -8768 http: //www. goldenwestcollege. edu/eops/

Student Equity The Equity Center is dedicated in providing services for students to thrive in achieving academic success through personal development, and peer mentorship in an empowering space as a resource to our college community. Services • Chromebook Loan Program • Computer Stations • Study Space • Office Hour Spaces • Off Campus Resources Location The Student Union, 2 nd floor (714) 892 -7711, Ext. 58361 http: //www. goldenwestcollege. edu/student-equity

Student Equity The Stand, is a resource for all currently-enrolled students to “shop” (at no charge) for grocery items made available to meet their nutritional needs. Students can take up to one bag full of groceries on a daily basis. The Rack, GWC’s professional closet, provides professional clothing for currently enrolled students who may have an interview, a semi-formal event, or other need for businessappropriate attire Location The Stand The Rack Location Forum II, Rooms 103/104 (714) 892 -7711 ext. 51277 http: //www. goldenwestcollege. ed u/student-equity/

Financial Aid • Applications for FAFSA/Dream Act open October 1 for the following academic year. – GWC FAFSA Code: 001206 • You do not need to be full-time. Awards are prorated to enrollment status. • Check your Financial Aid Status: www. My. GWC. com – Pending Documents, Awards, Messages • Additional Services: Cal Fresh, Homeless Liaison, Golden Promise. Location We offer walk-in hours and scheduled appointments: in person or on line via cranium cafe. Student Services Center, 1 st. Floor (714) 895 -8394 Fin. Aid@gwc. cccd. edu http: //www. goldenwestcollege. edu/gwcfao/

Global & Cultural Programs International Student Program (ISP) • Comprehensive support services for international students with F-1 student visas – from recruitment to completion! isp@gwc. cccd. edu | goldenwestcollege. edu/isp/ Out-of-State Student Program (OOS) • Support for U. S. students coming from outside California. Need help navigating federal financial aid, local housing, residency determination, etc. ? We’re here to help! oos@gwc. cccd. edu | goldenwestcollege. edu/outofstate/ Location Student Services Center, 1 st Floor 714 -895 -8146

Golden Promise Program Do You Qualify for GPP? • Enrolled full-time (12+ Units) • California Resident • Submitted FAFSA/Dream Act Application and completed paperwork • First time student or returning student who is eligible for fee waiver (Not eligible for Pell grant)

OCTA College Pass Program Golden West College Students Ride FREE All full-time, part-time, and non-credit students are eligible. With unlimited rides on all 53 OC Bus local fixed routes, it is easy and convenient to attend GWC. Starting August 26, 2019 *Download the OC Bus App or Use Your GWC Student ID Card*

Puente The campus’ only learning community, where classes are connected and students receive services! Classes, counseling, peer-mentoring, service opportunities, travel, and inclusion in the community, help students from underserved communities to: • • • Transfer to four-year colleges/universities Earn college degrees Return to the community as leaders and mentors Students receive: • College supplies • Chromebook loans • Graduation Sash For more information, contact the Puente Program at (714) 895 -8214 or via email at puente@gwc. cccd. edu, or visit the GWC Counseling Center. Student Services Center, 2 nd Floor

Quiet Room A quiet space for prayer, meditation, or reflection. Location Student Services Center, 1 st Floor (Next to Veterans Resource Center)

Title IX is a federal law that protects students from sex- based discrimination such as sexual harassment, assault, stalking and dating violence. Reporting Report to Carla Martinez, Dean of Students/Title IX Coordinator or you can report confidentially at the Student Health Center. Support Services We can connect you with on and off campus support services such as mental health counseling, victims advocates, etc. Education and Awareness Every semester we offer educational and awareness events regarding Title IX and sexual violence. Dean of Students Office 3 rd Floor LRC 714 -895 -8781 cmartinez@gwc. cccd. edu www. goldenwestcollege. edu/titleix/

Transfer Center The Transfer Center provides a variety of transfer support services, resources, and special events to educate and assist transferring students. • Guaranteed admission programs (CSU, UC, Private, and Outof-State Universities) • Walk-in assistance with the Transfer Center staff • Ongoing transfer events: CSU/UC tours, university fairs, transfer workshops, application assistance, university representative visits, transfer application and Major’s Career Workshop, and University campus tours. • Transfer counseling and advisement Location • Transcript evaluation for transferring Student Services Center, 2 Floor nd 714 -895 -8794 http: //www. goldenwestcollege. edu/transfer-center/