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Services by College Departments for the
entire community |
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Career
Services
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The Career Services Department, located in
the Student Center, room 123, offers one on one advisement,
career assessment, job postings, assistance with resumes and
interviewing, a series of career-related workshops and more!.
Please visit our website or stop by for upcoming workshops and
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Human
Resources |
The Human Resources Office is responsible for the selection and
development of high quality staff, and the promotion of
understanding and appreciation of the diversity of the students,
staff and the community. With respect to staffing, this
includes ensuring of appropriate levels of staffing for all new
and existing campus facilities and programs, providing
development and training opportunities to ensure excellence, and
strengthening institutional practices in the area of human
resources including equal employment opportunity.
We have a variety of information about jobs
available at the College, and we hope that you are able to find
what you need as quickly as possible. |
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Veteran
Affairs |
Services are provided for Active Duty,
recently released from Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard,
recently returning from deployment, recently deployed, and
Dependants of Service Members with a service connected
disability or deceased. |
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Small Business Development Center
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The Small
Business Development Center, hosted by College of the Canyons,
was launched in January 2006. Serving the Antelope Valley, San
Fernando Valley, and Santa Clarita Valley, they help prospective
and existing small business owners in northern Los Angeles
County start, retain or expand their businesses. Services
include workshops, one-on-one consulting, and many other
resources to the business community. |
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Junior High Summer Institute |
The Junior High Summer Institute at College
of the Canyons provides middle school students opportunities to
consider a career path and provides an alternative to
traditional day care summer camp. |
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Admissions
and Records |
There are a tremendous number of services
for students. To get started, first go to the admissions office
or visit their web page. |
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University Center |
Admission to any of the University Center programs is handled
through the individual universities. Credential or degree
programs have specific prerequisites and requirements, so the
admission process is handled through the institution providing
the degree or credential. Each partner university works with
College of the Canyons counselors to ensure the transferability
of lower-division coursework. Provided the student completes the
approved courses with satisfactory grades, meets other admission
requirements of the partnering institution, and the
institution’s program is not impacted, the student is given
priority for admission and registration. |
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Services for Students |
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Adult
Reentry |
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Associated Student
Government |
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CalWORKs |
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Cooperative Work
Experience and Education (CWEE) |
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Counseling |
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Disabled Students
Programs and Services (DSPS) |
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Extended
Opportunities Programs and Services (EOPS) |
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Financial Aid |
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Health Center |
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Online Orientation |
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Campus Events |
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Event
Calendar |
Both the Valencia and Canyon Country
campuses host a number of events that serve the community.
Additionally, our staff often participate in workshop, forums
and other information sessions that provide valuable
assistance. To find out what is happening next, go to the
events calendar. |
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Community Resources |
There are a number of agencies in the
community that provide services related to job searches, child
care and other social needs. The following are some of those
resources. |
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Santa Clarita WorkSource Center |
The WorkSource
Center offers Employment Workshops designed to help you sell
your strengths to potential employers and improve your chances
of obtaining a job offer. Computers and printers to help you
write resumes and develop cover letters. Internet access to help
broaden your search and gain information on careers, employers
and the current labor market. Phones, fax and copy machines to
help you better communicate with employers. |
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Single Mothers
Outreach |
Single Mothers
Outreach empowers single parents and their children by providing
hope, support, and resources to help families become
self-sustaining. |
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Betty Ferguson
Foundation |
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Santa Clarita Community Center |
The City of
Santa Clarita Community Center positively impacts the community
by providing enriching opportunities in a fun and safe
environment. |
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Child and Family
Center |
Providing quality mental health, behavioral
and educational services for children and families in Santa
Clarita since 1976.
Dedicated to helping children, adults and
families reach their full potential for becoming caring,
responsible individuals. |
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Samuel
Dixon Family Health Center |
With two
primary health centers - the Val Verde Health Center and the
Canyon Country Health Center, we provide immunizations and
vaccines, physicals, screening and diagnostic tests, well baby
care, preventative programs, family planning, women's health
services, treatment of illness and injury. |
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SCV
Pregnancy Center |
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Los Angeles
County Department of Children and Family Services |
The Department of Children and Family
Services, with public, private and community partners, provides
quality child welfare services and supports so children grow up
safe, healthy, educated and with permanent families. |
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Public Counsel Law Center |
Public Counsel is the largest pro bono
public interest law firm in the world. Founded in 1970, Public
Counsel is dedicated to advancing equal justice under law by
delivering free legal and social services to the most vulnerable
members of our community, including abused and abandoned
children, homeless families and veterans, senior citizens,
victims of consumer fraud and nonprofit organizations serving
low-income communities. |
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Fair
Housing Council of the San Fernando Valley |
The Fair Housing Council of the San
Fernando Valley (FHC/SFV) is a private, non-profit, civil rights
advocacy organization founded in 1958, whose mission is to
eliminate housing discrimination. The FHC/SFV is designated by
the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt
organization and is governed by a volunteer board of directors.
The FHC/SFV is supported by donations from its members and
others and also receives financial support from The City of
Burbank, The City and County of Los Angeles, The City of Santa
Clarita, The City of San Fernando and The City of Simi Valley,
through their Community Development Block Grant funds. |
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Boys
and Girls Club of the Santa Clarita Valley |
More than 1,600 young people between the
ages of 7 and 17 are currently engaged in a wide variety of
programs including education & career exploration, the arts,
sports, recreation and fitness, character & leadership
development, and healthy life choices. We provide opportunities
for young people to learn, explore, contribute and grow in a
safe environment supervised by trained and dedicated staff
members. |
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Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry |
The mission of the Santa Clarita Valley
Food Pantry is to alleviate hunger throughout the Santa Clarita
Valley. We accomplish this with a dynamic group of volunteers
who source donations, package nutritious food to stretch a
family's food supply and distribute that food to qualifying
residents in the Santa Clarita Valley. |
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