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Intercultural Center - Bonelli Hall Room 30- Valencia
Hours: Monday - Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday - 9am- 12:30pm
Questions? Contact NASSSP@canyons.edu
Welcome
to the NASSSP Program
The Native American Student Support and Success Program (NASSSP) Grant is a state funded grant program under the California Community College Chancellor's Office. Assembly Bill 79520
The purpose of the grant:
- Strengthen K-12 pathways to and through the California Community College System for Native American Students, including student transfer to the University of California and California University Systems.
- To ensure the educational success of Native American Leaders.
- To develop Native American Leaders.
- To increase the number of Native American mentors to empower future generations.
We proudly serve the Native & Indigenous communities while you take your first steps to further your educational career goals. Our mission is to strengthen pathways through the California
Community College (CCC) system for Native American Students while ensuring their academic success.
NASSSP Grant at College of the Canyons:
We shall achieve these goals by providing cultural activities, resources, and staff support. We hope that all students who come through the NASSSP grant will become future leaders and increase the number of mentors for future generations.
Services Include:
Services Include:
- 1-1 Services
- Individualized Counseling
- Student Empowerment
- Leadership Development
- Bookstore Incentive
- Subsidy Cards
- Emergency Grant
- Cultural Workshops
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College of the Canyons
Land Acknowledgment
“College of the Canyons Native American and Indigenous Alliance recognizes and acknowledges the first people of this ancestral and unceded territory of Chaguayanga & Mapipinga that are now occupied by our college campuses. We honor the elders, past and present, and the descendants who are citizens of Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians. We recognize that the tribe is still here and we are committed to lifting up their stories, culture, and community."