Join us for a virtual Information Session at Palomar College, to discuss programs that may be of interest to students considering transferring to UCSD.
The Office of Academic Support & Instructional Studies (OASIS) strives to facilitate the holistic enrichment of UC San Diego students through community-based, and culturally responsive mentoring, academic support, and professional development. At OASIS, it is all our staff’s vision to support all Tritons in their academic endeavors and empower them to enter the world as socially just changemakers.
OASIS houses the following programs; TRÍO SSSP, Hope Scholars, Triton Underground Scholars
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Join this session to learn about our Black student body. We will answer such questions as: How may Black students attend Palomar? What courses do they take? What are their top majors and transfer destinations? Participants will engage in conversation about how we can best support our black students throughout their journey.
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THE STUDENT HOUR: (A series of daily webinars hosted from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.) Students, parents and influencers are invited to join us for daily webinars to receive information regarding available resources to help current and prospective Black and African American community college students succeed. (Hosted by the ICanGoToCollege.com campaign.)
Learn top money management tips and how to make your money go further. This session will help students understand how to better manage financial aid, finances, basic budget principles, how to keep good credit, avoid financial pitfalls and graduate debt free.
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THE BLACK HOUR: (A series of daily webinars hosted from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.) Administrators, faculty, staff, and students from across the California Community College system are invited to join us to discuss successful approaches to ensure Black and African American students succeed at California community colleges.
This session will explore the reflections from our faculty members who attended the historic all-African Diasporic Summit with A2MEND. This reflection is an opportunity for faculty to express their respective experiences from a personal and professional perspective. Faculty will share their introspective reflections as well as how they have adapted their experiences into their curriculum and pedagogy as practitioners.
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THE STUDENT HOUR: (A series of daily webinars hosted from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.) Students, parents and influencers are invited to join us for daily webinars to receive information regarding available resources to help current and prospective Black and African American community college students succeed. (Hosted by the ICanGoToCollege.com campaign.)
The California Community Colleges is partnering with the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) to help current and prospective students of all ages identify the types of financial aid available and receive assistance completing the FAFSA.
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THE STUDENT HOUR: (A series of daily webinars hosted from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.) Students, parents and influencers are invited to join us for daily webinars to receive information regarding available resources to help current and prospective Black and African American community college students succeed. (Hosted by the ICanGoToCollege.com campaign.)
Whether you’re a high school student or an older student looking to return to college, get information on why community college is a smart option and see how you can make your dreams a reality.
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THE BLACK HOUR: (A series of daily webinars hosted from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.) Administrators, faculty, staff, and students from across the California Community College system are invited to join us to discuss successful approaches to ensure Black and African American students succeed at California community colleges.
Practitioners from across the state who have been successful in promoting Black student success will discuss their best practices and lessons learned during this panel. They will also share a practitioner’s toolkit with attendees.
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Or join us in LRC-116 to watch the webinar together and engage in debrief with colleagues afterwards.
Light lunch will be provided.
