Weekly Mission LOS ANGELES MISSION COLLEGE
NEW DISTRICT INFO on Violations of
Standards of Conduct 2419 Smoking/Nonsmoking Policy: The Chancellor shall adopt regulations to prohibit the smoking of tobacco, plant, or processed substance, or the use of comparable, personal, vapor- generating devices in the District’s buildings, offices, and any other enclosed spaces throughout the District, and limit such activity to a maximum of four locations on any campus.
2420 Gun-Free Campuses: Possession or display of firearms of any kind shall not be allowed on the principal campuses of the District except by law enforcement officials, for theatrical performances, or by others that may have been issued a license or permit that allows the possession of a firearm on campus. This prohibition shall apply even where a firearm is not operational.
FALL KICKOFF “College: The Adventure Begins”
Campus Tours | Workshop Student Q&A | FREE Lunch
Students • Faculty • Staff Please join us for LAMC’s annual FALL KICKOFF event on Tuesday, August 25, 2015. The FALL KICKOFF is designed to give new students a chance to meet our faculty and staff, attend a workshop to enhance
student success, take campus tours, get involved in Associated Student Organization activities, and purchase books. There will be free lunch and fun activities on the Quad. Please wear comfortable shoes.
http://lamission.edu/kickoff
Campus Center Main
PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION: If you need accommodations such as printed information in alternate formats, Assistive Listening Devices, or a Sign Language Interpreter, please contact the campus
ADA Coordinator Vice President Daniel Villanueva at 818.364.7772 two weeks in advance.
LOS ANGELES MISSION COLLEGE
CAREER IN HEALTHCARE?
Fall 2015 Session 1 9/1 – 10/15
Daytime: HOC 63 Basic Medical Terminology, Pathophysiology, and Pharmacology – 2 units Section 0555 8 am – 10:15 am T Th HOC 65 Fundamentals for the Healthcare Professional – 2.5 Units Section 0556 10:25 am – 1:25 pm T Th
Evening: HOC 63 Basic Medical Terminology, Pathophysiology, and Pharmacology – 2 units Section 3565 4:35 pm – 6:50 pm T Th HOC 65 Fundamentals for the Healthcare Professional – 2.5 Units Section 3566: 7 pm – 10 pm T Th _____________________________________________
Fall 2015 Session 2 10/20 – 12/17
Daytime: HOC 62: Skill Set for the Healthcare Professional – 2 units Section 0557 8 am – 12:05 pm T Th HOC 64: Cultural and Legal Topics – 1 unit Section 0558 12:15 pm – 1:10 pm T Th
Evening: HOC 62: Skill Set for the Healthcare Professional – 2 units Section 3567 4:40 pm – 8:55 pm T Th HOC 64: Cultural and Legal Topics – 1 unit Section 3568 9:05 pm – 10:00 pm T Th
INFORMATION SESSIONS Attendance at an information session is required.
Come learn about our digital badges.
Location: Learning Resource Center (LRC) - Rm. 234
If you have any questions or would like to RSVP for an
information session please contact: Sophia Hernandez - LAH3C Program Technician
hernanse@lamission.edu (818) 833-3428
Must be 18 years or older and have a High School
Diploma or GED to be eligible.
This project received $872,596 (100% of its total cost) from a grant awarded under the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) Grants, as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The Los Angeles Mission College and the Los Angeles Healthcare Competencies to Careers
Consortium is an equal opportunity employer / program and auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
REGISTRATION FOR THESE COURSES REQUIRES COMPLETION OF DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ENROLLMENT FORMS.
TO RECEIVE THE FORMS: PLEASE STOP BY INSTRUCTIONAL 2015 M-TH OR COME TO AN INFORMATION SESSION LISTED BELOW. ONCE THE FORMS ARE
COMPLETED, YOU WILL BE CLEARED TO REGISTER, SPACE PERMITTING. FORMS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE AT
http://www.lamission.edu/lah3c/
LOS ANGELES MISSION COLLEGE
Where: LAMC Health, Fitness and Athletics Complex
(HFAC) located on the new East Campus
12890 Harding Street, Sylmar,CA 91342
(cross street is Eldridge)
Contact: Fitness Center 818-364-7891
www.sportforallages.com
FIGURED OUT - 7 Mission College Painters These 7 painting students from Professor Kerwin’s 304/305/306 classes have been awarded a professional show at Coagula Curatorial opening August 29 from 7-11 pm. Please join us in LA’s Chinatown at Coagula Curatorial, Chungking Road for the opening party and honor these outstanding students!
LOS ANGELES MISSION COLLEGE
LA Mission College Is In 3rd Place WSC
Supremacy Standings With the 2014-2015 academic and athletic season closed out, Los Angeles Mission College finished 3rd out of 16 colleges in the Western State Conference Supremacy Standings. The Eagles earned 5.90 points, only .29 points behind second place Santa Barbara City College (6.19 points) and .60 points behind College of the Canyons (6.50) who won the award for a second straight year. Los Angeles Mission College finished in 2nd place last year, behind College of the Canyons. Cuesta College (5.87), and Ventura College (5.17) round out the rest of the top five finishers. Points are awarded in the WSC Supremacy standings according to team’s finishes in conference play. Those points are totaled up and then divided by the total number of sports they have competed in, to find the highest average. The Western State Conference Supremacy Award was established during the 1980-1981 academic year. In its 37th year of existence, only eight current WSC colleges have won the award, and Canyons is just the fourth to win at least two straight. The Western State Conference was established in 1950, making it the oldest community college conference in California. The Western State Conference is committed to academic excellence, along with community responsibility through athletic participation. It has been our intention to offer a variety of sports maintaining equitable competitive balance within a reasonable geographic area.
The Eagles, who in 2014 finished 2nd in the Western State Conference will feature 11 times in the newly built artificial turf field, located at El Cariso Park, throughout the 2015 season. The season opener will be a non-conference game on August 29th versus San Bernardino Valley College at 2:00 PM. Following the season- opener against SBVC, the Eagles will travel up north to take on Taft College on September 1st. Taft College, state finalist in 2014 finished the year 21-1-2, with their only loss of the year coming in the state semifinals to the eventual State Champions. The Eagles will continue with their non-conference schedule on September 9th when they travel south to take on Santiago Canyon. They will return home on September 11th to take on L.A Harbor College at El Cariso Park at 2:00 PM. They will open their league play at home on September 15th versus Allan Hancock before traveling to Citrus College on the 17th. The Eagles will begin a 3 game home stretch when they play their last non- conference game on September 22nd against Fresno City College. Their Conference schedule will continue at home with games against Glendale College on September 25th and the 2014 Western State
Conference champions Oxnard College on the 29th of September. Both games will have a 2:00 PM kickoff. The Eagles will head up the coast to take on Santa Barbara City College on October 2nd before hosting SMC on October 6th. They will travel to Moorpark on October 9th, they will finish the first round of conference games on October 13th when they host the Cougars of COC. The second round of conference play will see the Eagles make the long road trip up north to take on Allan Hancock College on the 16th of October. They will host Citrus College on October 20th. The Eagles will begin a two game home stretch on the 27th of October when they host Glendale College and on the 30th Oxnard College. The last four Conference games will see the Eagles play two home games, one on November 3rd as they host Santa Barbara City College. The last home conference game of the year will be on the 10th of November when Moorpark College visits El Cariso Park. The last two away games will be against Santa Monica College on the 6th of November and COC on November 13th. The game versus COC will be the last conference game of the season.
Sylmar, Calif. – Los Angeles Mission College Men’s Soccer Program Has Released Its
Upcoming 2015 Fall Schedule
Women’s Volleyball 2015 Season Preview
The women’s volleyball team has spent the last several months rebuilding their skills from the ground up to prepare for this fall’s 2015 season. They’re aim is to stay competitive and improve on last season’s .417 conference record, with the most notable addition to the program coming in the form of new head coach Rich Barraza. Barraza is a decorated coach who has gained experience assisting the men’s volleyball program at Pepperdine University and working with the women’s program at Pierce College where he helped guide the team to back-to-back state championships in 2010 and 2011. He says the Eagles are taking advantage of every practice and prioritizing performance before results in order to stay strong until the end of the season where they hope to make an appearance in the playoffs. The team will be relying on the experience of returners like outside hitter Taryn Nelson and setter Jackie Contreras as well as the talent of their incoming freshmen class. The Eagles will begin preseason competition on August 28 with scrimmages at Ventura College. Their first home game will be against West LA College on Wednesday September 16 at 6 p.m. The opening conference match will be against Ventura at home on October 2.
GO EAGLES