Announcements
Health Fair Schedule for March to May 2010
Three to Four students can participate in each health fair. At least 2-day advance notice is required. To sign-up, please contact Benjamin Reyes or Denise Vazquez at (562) 653 – 7847 or e-mail at jbenreyesj@ccmcerritoscollege.com; dvazquez@cerritos.edu
Please click link below to download schedule
Health Fair Schedule March to May 2010.pdf
or check the Health Fair Schedule Page
SPRING TUTORING and SUPPLEMENTARY INSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
Need Academic Support?
YES You Do
GET HELP FROM OUR PROJECT HOPE TUTORS AND PROFESSORS!
MATH 20/40/60/80/140/150/170- with Ricky Rueda
Mondays and Wednesdays 11:30am – 1:30 pm in Room PS 16 (temporary)
(Begins January 25, 2010)
CHEM 100/110/111/112- with Daniel Orellana & Paolo Roca
Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:00pm-4:00pm in Room LC 168
(Begins January 19, 2010)
CHEM 110 Supplemental Instruction- with Mr. Rodriguez
Mondays 11:00am-12:00pm in Science Bldg. Room S-219
(Begins January 25, 2010)
CHEM 111 Supplemental Instruction- with Mr. Bradbury
Thursdays 5:00pm-6:00pm in Science Bldg. Room S-219
(Begins January 28, 2010)
A&P 151 Supplemental Instruction- with Mrs. LePere
Thursdays 10:00am-11:00am in Science Bldg. Room S-127
(Begins January 28, 2010) ONLY for students enrolled in lecture taught by Mrs. LePere
A&P 151 Supplemental Instruction- with Ms. Price
Day/Time/Room TBD
(Begins TBD) ONLY for students enrolled in lecture taught by Ms. Price
Click the link below to download flyer
Spring 2010 Tutoring flyer.pdf
Rep. Linda Sánchez, CHCI Seeking Interns and Fellows
Don't miss out on your chance to participate in one of the top twenty leadership programs for Latinos. The deadline to apply for CHCI programs is approaching soon.
Visit this Website for more information and application form
Congressional Internship Program: Summer session -- February 5, 2010
Public Policy Fellowship: February 19, 2010
Graduate & Young Professional Fellowship: February 19, 2010
Scholarship Program: April 16, 2010
Congressional Internship Program Fall session -- April 30, 2010
Interested in Psychology or Mental Health?
Check out the Mental Health Worker Program
Click the link below to find out more about the program:
Mission Statement
Project HOPE is dedicated to increasing the number of Latinos and other underrepresented groups entering, matriculating, and completing health careers. The project aims to create an academic pipeline facilitating the success of minority students in this competitive field. Program activities include:
Join the HOPE Community!
Students! Here is your chance to become a part of Project HOPE and enjoy its many benefits. Get information on Research Opportunities, Internships, Scholarship Information, Mentoring, Workshops, Conferences, Community Service & Volunteering. You may sign up by downloading the application form and submitting it to the Project HOPE desk iat the One-Stop Center in the Admissions Building or our office at the Science Building Room 120-C.
Download the Application form now!
(Requires Microsoft Word) Updated: 11/09/09
Mentors, Physicians and Community members!! E-mail us to get more information and to learn how you can help Project HOPE fulfill its mission.
HOPE Recommended Courses!
Project HOPE cares about your future! We want to help you have a successful spring semester, one that begins with careful selection of courses and timely registration. We have found that students that take a class with other Project HOPE students are more likely to form study groups, improve study skills, and perform better in their classes. Ultimately, the challenge is yours to take advantage of the kinds of activities that will ensure your success. We know you will benefit from making that commitment to yourself.
Recommended Course for Spring 2010
Mentors, Physicians and Community members!! E-mail us to get more information and to learn how you can help Project HOPE fulfill its mission.