EOPS / CARE

Interested in taking on a leadership role at Mesa College? Consider running for a position as an Associated Students Senator! Applications are available in the Office of Student Affairs (Room I4-408) and online at the AS webpage http://sdmesa.edu/campus-life/associated-student-government/.... Applications for all positions are due by: Thursday, September 6, 2018 @ 5:00pm For additional information on AS: http://sdmesa.edu/campus-life/associated-student-government/ or visit the Office of Student Affairs.

University of Redlands will be hosting two Preview Days titled Discover Redlands on Saturday, September 15 and Saturday, November 10. For registration and more details: http://www.redlands.edu//visits-and-tou/admissions-events/

Fall 2018 National Scholarship for College Students with Disabilities disABLEDperson, Inc announces our Fall 2018 National Scholarship Competition for College Students with Disabilities! This competition begins on August 15, 2018 and ends on October 19, 2018 for the award of $2000.00 (two thousand dollars)! Details below and at www.disABLEDperson.com To be considered, an applicant needs to create a registration on our site www.disABLEDperson.com and b...ecome a community member. The applicant can do so by clicking on our "Sign up now" link to do so. To participate, follow these simple steps: Write an essay with no more than 1000 words (prompt can be found HERE. Next, you need to register for the competition. To do so click on Register Now link on the scholarship page. Fill out the form completely and paste your essay into the form. A few reminders: Please keep in mind that the form must be filled out completely. We cannot accept incomplete or fraudulent forms. Correct spelling and grammar are important. Please submit carefully edited drafts only. In order to qualify, the student must be enrolled in a 2 or 4 years accredited college or university in the United States of America. They must be a matriculated student and attending school full-time and U.S. citizen. We will accept students who are not attending school full-time as long as the part-time attendance is due to their disability and not their financial situation (minimum of 6 credits for undergraduate, 6 credits for graduate). Unfortunately, we are not able to award scholarships to high school students. Upon winning, the student will prove disability and matriculation through their Disability Student Services department. We define disability as described under the ADA: A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities of such an individual. A record of such an impairment or being regarded as having such an impairment". Be sure to submit your entry before the October 19, 2018 deadline. The winner will be announced on our website on November 2, 2018. All decisions made by disABLEDperson, Inc. are final. The Essay Prompt: Located at www.disABLEDperson.com/scholarships/25 Note: any essay exceeding 1000 words will be disqualified.

Dear Mesa Community, Know someone with a passion for helping others? A passion for performing arts? Strong communication skills? Strong organizational skills? The Office of Resource Development, along with the Drama Department, are both looking to build our development program with the help of Project Assistants.... We are looking for: 1. One Part-Time Project Assistant (20-25 hours per week) for the Office of Resource Development 2. One Part-Time Project Assistant (10 hours per week) for the Drama Department Job duties: Job duties for both positions generally include helping to create donor outreach and stewardship plans, helping with donor correspondence, helping with data management, creating and updating materials, assisting with events, and other development duties as needed. Requirements: A can-do positive attitude and a willingness to learn. Experience in a non-profit setting recommended. Experience with fundraising, events, and database management recommended. Temp position open now through June 31, 2019. Potential for extension. We have a fun, fast-paced and diverse office. We also love to mentor and teach our trade so those who are also looking to learn are encouraged to apply. Please find a job description for the Resource Development Office position attached. Feel free to forward this announcement. Interested parties should please email their resume to Krista Stellmacher, Director of Resource Development at [email protected]. Interested applicants must also complete a Project Assistant application for the District (if they are not already a District employee).

The Career Center has received information regarding the Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities (HACU) National Internship Program and their corporate internship program. If you are a student looking for an internship, HACU can help you in your pursuit. They are always in search of the best and the brightest to fill their many internship opportunities. Their website contains information about their mission and upcoming program dates and deadlines. HACU Program descri...ption and other information: https://www.hacu.net/hacu/HNIP.asp Online Application: https://www.hacu.net/hacu/Apply_Online.asp HACU National Internship Program Application Instructions: https://www.hacu.net//HNIP%20App%20Instruction%209-30-16.p The HACU National Internship Program - Corporate Component, partners with some of the leading corporations in the nation to assist them in attracting and hiring the best talent from HACU member colleges and universities. The process is very competitive but rewarding, as many internships lead to full-time roles. Opportunities for both internships and full-time employment are available. For information on HACU's Corporate Internship Program: https://www.hacu.net//Corporate_HACU_Internship_Program.asp

The following campuses will be accepting applications for spring 2019 admission (applications are open from August 1 until August 31, 2018): Bakersfield: open Cal Maritime: closed Channel Islands: open... Chico: open Dominguez Hills: no info Easy Bay: open Fresno: TBA Aug. 1 Fullerton: no info Humboldt: open except for impacted majors Long Beach: open, no additional info available Los Angeles: open, no additional info available Monterey Bay: open Northridge: closed Pomona: open expect for impacted majors Sacramento: open to most majors San Bernardino: closed San Diego: closed San Francisco: open except for some impacted majors San Jose: open to unknown majors SLO: closed San Marcos: closed SSU: open to everything but nursing Stanislaus: open See more

San Diego Mesa College Career Center Presents Summer 2018 Peer-to-Peer Résumé Building Tent Need to improve your résumé? Want FREE professional clothing? Stop by our table in front of the Mesa Commons the following dates and times for walk-in résumé review from our dedicated career ambassadors and FREE professional clothing:... Monday, July 23rd from 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Monday, July 30th from 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Monday, August 6th from 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Monday, August 13th from 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Peer-to-Peer Résumé Building Tent is an ongoing summer résumé tent event on Mondays to prepare students for a mid-summer or fall job/internship search. Please stop by and bring your résumé. If you don’t have a résumé, you will receive assistance in creating one. The Stand will join us to provide free professional clothing closet to students.

Get ready for the Fall 2018 semester! EOPS student’s Priority Registration date for Fall is: Monday, July 16th View your REG-E on July 6 - to find out your exact assigned time to register on July 16. Come in now to see an EOPS Counselor to plan ahead, it’s never too soon. Counselors are available to see you, contact the EOPS office at (619) 388-2706. Suggestions:... - Educational Plan know what to enroll in for fall and beyond. Changing your major? Major not at Mesa? Financial aid? - Scholarships get advise on how to apply, and what is needed, get tips on writing to win scholarships to help you afford your college education. - Applying to the UC system? - want to practice for the SDSU writing assessment, or otherwise need feedback on your writing? - Need information on what to do next and not sure how to go about it? - Want to do better in school but not sure how or what went wrong? An EOPS Counselor can help you with personal advice to get you back on track. - Sit down with a counselor for any type of advice, academic, career, or personal. We want to help you succeed in college. EOPS Office hours | Monday - Thursday 8:00 am-6:00 pm, Friday 8am-3pm | Phone (619) 388-2706

Please help us spread the word to incoming UCSD transfers from your campus about support programs available to them at UCSD. The application deadline is Friday, July 6th 2018. TRIO Student Support Services Program and Hope Scholars Program are accepting applications from both incoming freshmen and transfer students in order to take part in our one-week residential summer transition program, Summer Experience from August 11th-18th. A total of 50 students will be selected to ...participate. Direct application link for TRiO SSS: https://oasismatrix.ucsd.edu/OTP/Application/ApplicationView. *TRIO serves 206 first-generation, low-income student and/or students with disabilities throughout the year and until they graduate. Priority for program admittance is with students that can attend the summer program. If students cant’ attend the week long program, they may still apply but there is no guarantee of available spots and will be placed on a waitlist. TRiO SSS is a federally funded program with caps on the number of students served. *Hope Scholars serves current/former foster youth and homeless students. You can find more information about the programs at http://oasis.ucsd.edu/. Any current/former foster youth or homeless students is highly encouraged to apply to Hope Scholars Program and TRIO SSS as well. The application for HOPE Scholars is attached (PDF and word versions). This application accepted year-round. For questions don’t hesitate to email myself or Javier Arredondo for Hope Scholars Program [email protected].

Good news for your students: the University of California, Santa Cruz is accepting applications for winter quarter 2019 in certain majors. Beginning July 1, sophomore- and junior-level students can apply for UCSC's winter quarter that begins in January. The following majors will be open, and students will be expected to have all screening major prerequisites completed prior to enrollment. The application filing period runs from July 1 to July 31, 2018. Open majors for winter ...quarter 2019 (please note that all majors in the Jack Baskin School of Engineering will be closed for winter quarter admissions): Anthropology Global Economics Business Management Economics History Cognitive Science History of Art and Visual Culture Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Italian Studies Earth Sciences Jewish Studies Earth Sciences/Anthropology Latin American and Latino Studies Economics Latin American and Latino Studies/Politics Economics/Mathematics Latin American and Latino Studies/Sociology Environmental Studies Legal Studies Environmental Studies/Biology Literature Environmental Studies/Earth Sciences Philosophy Environmental Studies/Economics Politics Feminist Studies Psychology Theater Arts All our undergraduate majors will again be open to transfers in fall 2019.

Summer Career Center Workshops are right around the cornerstarting in July! Career Exploration and Employment Readiness is a key component of student success. Students can sign-up for workshops through the Mesa Web Calendar or at the Career Center.