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NOVEMBER 23
Transfer News UC and CSU application deadline - Nov 30
Spring Registration for Continuing Students Begins TODAY!
See "Newman's Subconscious" Exhibit Mon - Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm | WLAC Art Gallery thru Dec. 4.
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FLU NOTE: H1N1 Flu Vaccinations - Local Clinics
Instructors do have the authority to ask students to leave the classroom who are clearly ill. This should be done discretely and students should be directed to the WLAC Health Center (A-9) -- Hours: M,W,Th 8:30am-5:00pm; T 10:30am-7:00pm; F 9:00am-12:00pm.
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MEETINGS: 9:30 Academic Affairs Staff Meeting - PCR |
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12:00pm - UCLA Peer Mentor | Transfer CenterNOVEMBER 24ESL Thanksgiving | 9:00am | ATA 116
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MEETINGS: 9:00 Dean's
Meeting, Academic Affairs - PCR; 10:00 Counseling Staff Mtg. - AT A116;
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NOVEMBER 26 - CAMPUS CLOSED | THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
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NOVEMBER 27 - CAMPUS CLOSED | THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
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NOVEMBER 28 - CAMPUS CLOSED | THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
NOVEMBER 29 - CAMPUS CLOSED | THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
CAMPUS CLOSED - Thanksgiving Holiday
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NOVEMBER 30
Transfer News UC and CSU application deadline - TODAY!
9:00am -
12:00pm - UCLA Peer Mentor | Transfer Center
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MEETINGS: 9:30 Academic Affairs Staff Mtg. - PCR;
1:00 International Online Program Stakeholders' Meeting - PCR; 1:30
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DECEMBER 1
9:00am -
2:00pm - UCLA Peer Mentor | Transfer Center
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MEETINGS: 10:00 International
Online Stakeholders' Meeting - PCR; 12:00 Divisional Council -
HLRC 4D; 1:00
Senate
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DECEMBER 2
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MEETINGS: 9:00 Dean's
Meeting, Academic Affairs - PCR; 10:00
Counseling Staff Meeting - ATA 116 |
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DECEMBER 3
FACULTY/STAFF HOLIDAY CELEBRATION | 12:30PM | HLRC
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MEETINGS: 10:00 SSC Meeting - AT A116; 1:00 College Council -
Winlock; 3:00
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DECEMBER 4
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MEETINGS: 8:00 Northrop Grumman Partnership - AT A116; 10:00 Academic Affairs Staff Mtg. - PCR; 10:00 ESL Discipline Committee - HLRC 4th Floor
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DECEMBER 5/6
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MEETINGS: 8:00 Northrop Grumman Partnership - AT A116; 10:00 Academic Affairs Staff Mtg. - PCR; 10:00 ESL Discipline Committee - HLRC 4th Floor |
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FALL Late Start 8-Week Classes - Last Day To: Drop w/ a W Dec 4 in person Dec 6 online
Priority - Oct 26 Cont Students - Oct 29 New & Returning - Nov 16
Priority - Nov 19 Cont Students - Nov 23 New & Returning - Dec 14 |
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The Bus - Satisfied Customers
The WLAC Shuttle has made getting to class easier for many students.
Here's what they have to say about the bus service:
TAMIS (left) is in his first semester at West, studying forensics and health, and looking to transfer to USC. He takes the WLAC Shuttle to Inglewood. "My car's in the shop, so I take the WLAC Shuttle to school now. It's faster than normal buses, and better yet, it's free!" says Tamis. MINDALAY (center) and her daughter Natalie take the WLAC Shuttle along the Slauson route. Mindalay, a child development major, is in her first semester at West. "It's a big help, because it brings us all the way back to my house. It's fast and easy too," says Mindalay. LORENA is a 1st year undecided major at West. She wants to transfer to UC Berkeley or UCLA, and she takes the WLAC Shuttle to and from her work in Fox Hills. "The bus is great for people like me, who have a busy work and class schedule and need to get to places on time," says Lorena. Valencia (not pictured) drives the bus. When asked how the program seems to be going from her perspective, she replied "it's got a community feel." She sees a lot of "regulars." On the wish lists of students, she said, is that the Slauson route be extended to Rampart for improved safety and that the Palms route go farther North. Earn $$$ For West While ShoppingRalphs has a long-term program in which part of your grocery bill is donated to West. In this program, if one hundred families, each of which purchases $100 per week in groceries, participate in the program, over $10,000 per year would be contributed to the WLAC Foundation. . .learn more |
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WILDCATS UPDATE VOLLEYBALL: (Record 1-7) Oct. 9 - West loses to Bakersfield Sept. 8 - West defeats LA Harbor
FOOTBALL: '09 Season: 3-7 Victories over: Moorpark, Santa Barbara & Southwest
CROSS COUNTRY - Rahman Deep finishes in top 25 at S. Cal. Championships, advances to State Championships on Nov. 20
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CONDOLENCES TO Sandra Frazier, Child Development Dept. instructor and Child Development Center Teacher. Her husband died recently. Services will be held Wednesday, November 25. view flyer
IN THE NEWS
Clothes Drive The Dance, Health & PE Department is conducting a clothing drive for the homeless. We work with a non-profit foundation called Infinite Ways. They collect clothing for the homeless of downtown Los Angeles. The items needed are blankets and men’s clothing – specifically sweaters, sweatshirts, jackets, pants and sweatpants. Clothing can be dropped of in the lobby of the PEC South building. Donations accepted until December 17th. For pick up or additional information please call Jane Witucki at 310-287-4282.
Holiday Party: Thurs, Dec 3 @ 12:30 From Lloyd Thomas: It
is my pleasure to invite you to West's annual Holiday Celebration, to be
held this year on the 4th floor of the HLRC on Thursday, December 3,
from 12:30-2:00PM. Jazz Ensemble Director Phil Small and Music Professor
Joyce Sweeney will be available to lead us in song. Dr. Flex will hang
around waiting for someone to ask him to play "Frosty." We're working
with Casablanca Catering, as we did for Flex Day. They will provide the
menu listed below for $15.00 per person--this price is good until
Thanksgiving. You don't have to choose. You can have everything.
Anyone who signs up late at the business office-November 30 or Dec 1,
will have to pay $25. So sign up early! Please make your checks payable
to WLAC Foundation and take them to the Business Office. We need to
get a minimum of 50 reservations in order to make this work.
Dr. Patricia Siever Elected to Board of CCUSD Despite a late entry to the race, Culver City residents elected Dr. Patricia Siever to the Board of the Culver City Unified School District. Dr. Siever is a Professor of History at West and the long-time, former director of the ACT program. Dr. Siever is also very active in leadership roles at West. It is anticipated that her new association with CCUSD will help to further strengthen the ties between West and the schools that surround it.
More Faculty in the News . . . click here
West's IHSS Program Featured in LA Times The October 27 Los Angeles Times education supplement ran an article titled "Beyond Doctors and Nurses." The article highlighted West's new provider certification for in-home support services (IHSS), which will be free to students "thanks to a state-funded Career Advancement Academy grant." The Times also pointed out West's wide array of training in health-care careers, "ranging from dental hygiene and pharmacy technology to courses for emergency medical technicians and paramedics."
West Hosts Art Exhibit Examining the Shared Consciousness "Newman's Subconscious," a group exhibition of contemporary art meant to stimulate confusion and contemplation on the concepts of shared identity and the nature of the self, will be on display at the WLAC Art Gallery from Oct. 19 - Dec. 4, Mon-Fri from 10am - 4pm. |
EAP NEWSLETTERjust rec'd Nov 09: Smoking - Mental Health, Children, Aging; Expense, Quitting; Advanced Directives
WLAC GRANTS NEWSLETTER GRANTS: Virtual Counselor; Predominately Black Institutions; Watson; Kresge; Employment Training Panel PROPOSALS SUBMITTED: To Office of Minority Health; To Ntl Science Foundation; To US Dept of Labor Health Sector NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
ACADEMIC SENATE ELECTION |
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YOUR INTERNSHIP IS WAITING Visit Deborah on Tuesdays, 9:00am - 1:00pm in A-4 The LACCD Interns & GREEN Jobs Program is designed to expand career opportunities for students within the Los Angeles Community College District. Working with private businesses and firms, our program is creating hundreds of new and exciting paid and unpaid internships in a wide range of occupations; including architecture, construction, engineers, graphics, customer service, sales, green jobs, marketing, technology, and business management. Internships provide students with the training, skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in today’s workplace.
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Flu Season Information
POTENTIAL CAMPUS CLOSURES: As advised by the Center for Disease Control and the Los Angeles Community College District administration, it is unlikely that the campus will close in the event of student or employee being diagnosed with the H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu). Instead, the campus will promote healthy practices on campus. However, Faculty/Students should be prepared to move into a distance learning format for class in the event that the instructor and/or a large number of students become ill. Faculty and students should be sure they have each other's respective contact information. Please do report any suspected/confirmed case of H1N1 (Swine Flu) to your supervisor/instructor. This information will be kept confidential. Instructors do have the authority to ask students to leave the classroom who are clearly ill. This should be done discretely and students should be directed to the WLAC Health Center (A-9) -- Hours: M,W,Th 8:30am-5:00pm; T 10:30am-7:00pm; F 9:00am-12:00pm. |
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