Tabla de velocidades de operación con brocas de inserto VERJFICAOON PLANIFICAOON 3.4.7 DEPARTAMENTO DE PRODUCCIÓN OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE Philosophy Involvement is the key to your success at Evergreen Valley College! The Office of Student Life seeks to create a nurturing campus environment by enhancing your co-curricular experiences, which will increase your likelihood to succeed. This office plays an integral role in student retention by offering students a place to meet new people, gain leadership skills, and have fun. The Office of Student Life serves as the hub of campus events and activities and strives to collaborate with other campus departments, programs, and organizations to meet the various needs of our diverse student population. By visiting the Office of Student Life, you can learn how to join Associated Student Government or one of the many other student organizations that currently exist at EVC. We encourage you to drop by the Office of Student Life which is located on the 2nd floor of the Gullo Student Center. Ask any Student Life staff member how to get involved, join student government, a student club, or just get campus information. Whether you wish to be a spectator, a participant, or a leader, we can assist you in your journey at EVC. Student Activities Student Activities are guided by the belief that college learning extends beyond the classroom. Leadership and co-curricular events and activities provide a “laboratory” for learning within a collaborative environment. Student activities augment classroom instruction by fostering unique and expanded educational and cultural experiences. These experiences prepare students for future civic and social responsibilities through community service, learning, and leadership development experiences. They also foster personal growth and facilitate interaction between students, faculty, and administrators from varied backgrounds in diverse settings through organization of social and recreational activities. Understanding that the definition of student activities includes co-curricular as well as social and cultural activities, a wide range of diverse activities is encouraged and sponsored by the students, faculty, and administration. Many student activities are supported by the Associated Students in cooperation with various campus organizations. Programs are funded through the $5 per semester AS Activities/Membership fee. How can students get involved in Student Life at EVC? • Attend campus events and activities during the year - Week of Welcome - EVC Kicks It Outside Student Information Day - AS Club Rush (student club information/recruitment) - Support events during the year such as Latino Heritage Month, Black History, Women’s History, Asian Heritage, Tet celebrations, and Cinco de Mayo festivities IN THIS CHAPTER: • Office of Student Life • Child Development Center • Counseling and Guidance • Disabilities Support Program (DSP) • Extended Opportunity Program and Services (EOPS) • Student Support Services (FasTrack) Program • Health Services • EVC Job Placement Center • Learning Resource Center • Library Services • Individualized Instruction Program • Campus Tutoring Program • Transfer/Career/Co-op Education Center • Veterans Affairs CHAPTER 7: STUDENT LIFE, STUDENT SERVICES, AND SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS S TU D EN T S ER V IC ES • Join the Associated Students; participate in campus government • Join a student organization or start your own • Plan campus events and activities for students • Become an EVC Student Ambassador Students interested in the many activities, organizations, and clubs available at EVC should contact the Office of Student Life located in G-205 or by phone at (408) 274-7900 ext. 6768. Information is also available online at http://www.evc.edu/ student_life/ Associated Students Government of Evergreen Valley College The Associated Students Government of Evergreen Valley College (ASG), with offices located in Gullo II (G2-110), holds open meetings weekly to address issues that affect the entire student body, develops policies that impact and promote student life, and funds student-focused events and activities. Elections are held annually every spring semester, and officers serve for the following academic year. Appointments for various ASEVC positions occur throughout the academic year. Students interested in Student Government opportunities and activities, should contact the ASG Office in G2-110, or phone (408) 274-7900 ext. 6694. Information is also available online at http://www.evc.edu/associated_students/ Services • Coordinating campus-wide (cultural, educational, recreational and social) events & activities for students. • Gullo Student Center reservations and managing use of facilities. • Off-campus vendors and information tables. • Approval for posting of flyers on campus. The Gullo Student Centers Located In Gullo I: • Fresh and Natural Food Court (grill, pizza, deli sandwiches, hot entrees, espresso bar, salad bar, fresh fruit & pastries). • EVC Campus Store (textbooks, supplies, magazines, paper-backs, gift items, candy, computer software, clothing). The Campus Store is proud to serve students, faculty and staff. We carry course materials, school supplies, logo products, backpacks, greeting cards, candy, and gifts. We are located upstairs in the Gullo Student Center (G-201). We are committed to keeping the cost of textbooks down by making available as many used books as possible. Our textbook buyback program enables students to recycle their books and to receive cash back on the spot. We pay the highest dollar value during finals week - up to 50% of new book price. We buy back every new and used college textbook for which there is a resale market. To qualify for buyback, a book must be the correct edition, in good condition with all the original pages and components, and have limited highlighting and writing. Please check individual stores for details. Our goal is to help students succeed. For more information, call (408) 223-6765; recording ext. 6465; 408) 531-0418 TDD; or visit the campus store website at http://campusstore.evc.edu • ATM Machine(Santa Clara County Federal Credit Union) is located on the lower level in the southeast corner of the cafeteria. ATM is for withdrawals only. • Game Room (G-111)contains video arcade games, an air hockey table, a foosball table, a jukebox, and coin change machine. • Pool Table Room (G-112)has a pool table, bar table and chairs for student use. • Student Lounge (second floor) with Big Screen TV for viewing broadcast television. • Cyber Lounge (G -201) houses I-Mac computers for Internet access. • Vending Machines and Microwave (G-106) are available for students. Located In Gullo II: • Associated Students Office(G2-110). • Conference and meeting rooms. For more information about the Gullo Center hours of operation, and available services check the website at http://www.evc.edu/gsc/. CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER The Evergreen Valley College Child Development Center is an on-campus laboratory school that provides a high quality, developmentally appropriate toddler and preschool program for young children, who are between the ages of 22 months to 5 years. Our teachers facilitate learning in the areas of early literacy, math, science, writing, art, music, independence, social competence, multicultural appreciation, and physical/ motor skill competence while preparing children for success in kindergarten. The Evergreen Valley College Child Development Center is also a laboratory school where students in the Early Childhood Education program at SJCC conduct observations, student-teach, and receive mentorship and guidance from our excellent team of certificated teachers. Excellence in Teaching All children receive a high-quality education because they are taught by a professional, experienced, and talented team of teachers. Our teachers hold professional credentials in Early Childhood Education and have many years of teaching experience in the ECE profession. They are dedicated to providing a safe, educational, fun, and caring environment for all children. Eligibility Single parents must be enrolled at either EVC or SJCC. In two- parent families, both parents must be students, OR one parent must be a student and the other parent must be employed or incapacitated. All students must be enrolled in a minimum of 9 units of daytime, weekday classes. CHAPTER 7: STUDENT LIFE, STUDENT SERVICES, AND SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS S TU D EN T S ER V IC ES Cost Low-income students may be eligible for a state-funded subsidy in which the State of California pays for all or some of the costs. Fees are charged on a sliding scale as determined by the California Department of Education and are calculated based on the family’s gross monthly income. Higher-income students and staff may inquire about our full tuition rates by calling the center at (408) 270-6452. How to Apply After you have registered for at least 9 units of daytime, weekday classes, please stop by the center to fill out an application in person. Location: The Child Development Center is in a chocolate- colored building, located in the student parking lot, on the Yerba Buena Road side of the campus. For hours of operation and more information call (408) 270-6452, or visit us online at http://www.evc.edu/cdc/. COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE Academic counseling and guidance services are available to all Evergreen Valley College students and prospective students. Our counselors assist students with exploring career, educational, and personal goals. Counselors work jointly with students to develop a student educational plan (SEP) to fulfill the course requirements to meet the student’s goals. University transfer, occupational study, basic skills development, professional and personal enrichment are all included in academic counseling services. In addition to providing counseling services, our faculty teaches guidance courses to assist students with college orientation, career exploration, study skill success, and the like. These classes are listed in the catalog and schedule under the heading Guidance. Day and evening counseling services are available on both an appointment and a walk-in basis. For office hours, more information and/or to schedule a counseling appointment, contact the EVC Counseling Department, located in the Student Services Building, Room SC-256, at (408) 270-6475, or visit us online at: http://www.evc.edu/counseling/ DISABILITIES SUPPORT PROGRAM (DSP) The Disabilities Support Program (DSP) provides support services and instructional programs for students with disabilities who are attending Evergreen Valley College. A variety of services are available including academic and vocational counseling, interpreting or captioning services (for students who are deaf), mobility assistance, provision of print materials in alternate formats (for students with visual impairments or learning disabilities), tutorial assistance, and individual adaptive assistance as needed. Specialized courses offered through the DSP include classes for students with learning disabilities, speech/language impairments, visual limitations, hearing impairments, and mobility limitations. Specific courses in adaptive physical education (APE), assistive computer technology, and learning strategies are offered to accommodate students with various disabilities. Services offered through the Disabilities Support Program comply with Section 504 and 508of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and its amendment of 1998, Title V of the State of California Education Code, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. High Tech Center for Students with Disabilities The High Tech Center, located in the DSP, is available for students who are unable to access the screen, keyboard, or word processing in traditional computer classes. Training is provided in assistive hardware/software to meet the unique needs of students with low vision, orthopedic or learning disabilities, hearing loss, or cognitive disabilities acquired from brain injuries. Students can utilize software designed for cognitive retraining, basic skills development, and problem solving improvement. For office hours, more information, or a counseling appointment, visit the Disabilities Support Program office in the Student Services Center, Room SC-120, or call (408) 270-6447 (voice) or (408) 238-8722 (TTY). Information is also available online at http://www.evc.edu/dsp/. EXTENDED OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM AND SERVICES (EOPS) The Extended Opportunity Program and Services ( EOPS), offers financial assistance and academic support for obtaining a college education. EOPS is a California funded student support program de-signed specifically for students facing financial and educational challenges. The mission of EOPS is to provide financial and academic services to eligible students seeking a vocational certificates, associate degree or transfer opportunity to a traditional college or university. The EOPS program has counselors, outreach specialist, administrative support, student workers and a program director dedicated to the overall success of students coming from diverse cultural, social, educational and economic backgrounds. EOPS welcomes students from all stages of life and perspec-tives. The program is here to assist in the success of EOPS students. The EOPS Office is located in the Student Service Center, (SC118). Our Office hours are listed on page 136 of this schedule. Our teleph9one number is 408/270-6455 pr visit the website at www.evc.edu/eops for application information. To be eligible you must be: • A California resident as determined by the Evergreen Valley College Admissions and Records Office. • Qualify for the Board of Governors Fee Waiver, (BOGFW) Part A or B. Visit the Financial Aid Office to complete and submit the form. • Completed less than 70 units of college-degree applicable credits (including all prior college work). • Enroll in a minimum of 12 course units per semester.* *Exceptions as approved by the Disabilities Support Program CHAPTER 7: STUDENT LIFE, STUDENT SERVICES, AND SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS S TU D EN T S ER V IC ES Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (CARE) Program Assistance for Single Parents? (CARE) is a California-funded program designed to help EOPS students who are single parents. In conjunction with the Santa Clara County Department of Social Services and other community agen-cies, the CARE program offers over and above services to single parents pursuing higher education. The CARE Program provides students with grants, school supplies, child care information, transporta-tion assistance, and food vouchers. These services are in addition to the services provided to EOPS students To be eligible for CARE services you must;: • Meet all EOPS requirements • Be a parent and at least 18 years of age • Be a single head of household • Have at least one dependent child under the age of 14 • Receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Benefits A CARE application is required with an EOPS application. CARE applications are available in the EOPS Main Office, located in the Mauro Chavez Student Service Center. Please call 408/27-6429 for additional information, or access our website at www.evc.edu/eops STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES (FASTRACK) PROGRAM Student Support Services (SSS) TRIO program designed to assist first-generation (those whose parents did not complete college), low income, disabled students, and former foster youth as they prepare to obtain a two-year degree and/ or transfer to a four-year university. The program provides educational planning, career planning, guidance course for program participants, workshops, counseling, cultural enrichment activities, scholarships and tutoring, university visits, transfer preparedness, and referrals to on-campus and community resources. Counseling The SSS program offers a wide variety of counseling services to students enrolled in the program. Because the maximum student-to-counselor ratio is 160 students to 1 counselor, compared to 1,000:1 for general campus counseling, the SSS counselor is able to provide more personalized attention and customized counseling services for every student enrolled in the program. Services include academic planning, academic progress reporting, personal counseling, transfer information, career assessment and planning, financial aid counseling, and scholarship information. Educational Planning and Career Planning With the help of a program counselor, students are able to plan academic and/or career goals and to complete an individualized Education Plan. This plan serves as a “roadmap” to detail the classes the student will need to meet his/her educational goals. The Educational Plan is designed to ensure that those goals are met in an organized and timely manner. Workshops The SSS program offers various workshops designed for student personal growth and academic development. These workshops provide information in areas such as financial aid, transfer requirements, study skills, test taking techniques, time management, money management, writing skills improvement, and math problem solving strategies. Tutoring The SSS program offers tutoring services in various subjects in cooperation with the EVC Tutoring Center and SSS Math Faculty members. These services provide additional support to students who are experiencing difficulty in academic courses. Cultural Enrichment Activities Through the SSS program, students have the opportunity to visit four-year universities and museums, as well as attend theater productions and musical performances. These activities allow students to be exposed to activities that will help them to experience transfer possibilities, broaden their horizons, strengthen their social skills, and develop an appreciation for the arts and culture. Eligibility Requirements For an EVC student to receive services from the SSS Program, he/she must meet the federal eligibility requirements outlined by the U.S. Department of Education. Applicants must: • Be a first generation college student. • Have a maximum individual taxable income of $15,600 (add $5,400 for each additional family member in the 48 contiguous states; $6,750 for Alaska; $6,210 for Hawaii)*. • Is an emancipated foster youth • And/or have a learning or physical disability. Applicants under the age of 24 with no dependents must supply parents’ income information. Students also should be eligible to take English 102/104 or ESL 92/103 and Math 11 A/12. Applications may be obtained in the SSS Office. *This maximum figure may increase in the 2008-2009 academic year. Location SSS is located in SC-110, in the lower lever of the Student Center. For office hours and information, call (408) 274-7900, ext. 6547, or visit us online at online at http://www.evc.edu/ fastrack/. HEALTH SERVICES The Health Clinic offers services for treatment of minor illnesses and emergency medical care as needed. Illness or accidents incurred on campus should be reported immediately to Campus Police who will contact Student Health Services. Student Health Services are not available during summer or winter session. CHAPTER 7: STUDENT LIFE, STUDENT SERVICES, AND SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS S TU D EN T S ER V IC ES All services are completely confidential. Services Available • Treatment for chronic and minor illnesses • Immunizations and TB skin testing . • Pregnancy tests • Some low-cost medications • Medical emergency care when needed • Referrals to community health agencies Student Health Services do not cover the following: • Ambulance, family coverage, fees involving off- campus care, hospitalizations, laboratory cost, ongoing medical care, and pharmacy cost, or X-ray cost. Effective Spring 2009 the BOGFW will no longer cover the health fee. Current health fee is $17.00, but it is subject to change. Health fees are mandatory with the following exceptions: • Concurrently enrolled high school students with an approved R-40 and/or R-42 form on file • Indentured apprentices fulfilling related instruction requirements (proper documentation required) • Students who are dependent exclusively upon prayer for healing, in accordance with teachings of a bona fide religious sect, denomination, or organization (proper documentation required) • Students enrolled only for classes meeting off- campus • Students taking Friday evening, Saturday or Sunday classes only • Students taking short-term classes which meet on campus seven times or less Requests for waiver or refund of Health Fee are made at the Office of Admissions & Records. These requests should be made at the beginning of each semester. Accident Insurance Program The Community College District also provides to students, children of students, visitors, and athletes accident insurance while on campus. Coverage is related to accidents under the following circumstances: • Students – while attending regularly scheduled In document Incremento de la eficiencia de producción en una empresa metalmecánica de estructuras mediante la optimización de sus procesos de fabricación (página 74-82)
