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their participation in various events across campus. The program provides money for books, food cards, school supplies, student success workshops, and more for participating students.
REACH Guardian Scholars Program (Foster Youth)
Student Equity Center, Building 16E | (909) 274-6556 | www.mtsac.edu/reach
REACH is an educational program designed to assist current and former Foster Youth. REACH provides assistance and support to our Foster Youth students in their transition into college, while attending Mt. SAC, and as they graduate or transfer to a University. We, the REACH program, are committed to be a partner of our Foster Youth students and walk with them side by side in their educational endeavour.
Rising Scholars Program
Student Success Center, Building 9E | 3rd Floor | (909) 274-4411 | www.mtsac.edu/rising-scholars
Rising Scholars provides resources and services to students who have experienced incarceration or are system impacted. Rising Scholars helps increase students’ sense of belonging so they can accomplish their educational and personal goals.
Scholarship Program Office
Student Services Center, Building 9B | 2nd Floor | (909)274-4457 | www.mtsac.edu/scholarships
Visit the Scholarship Program Office for assistance with scholarship opportunities on campus and beyond. The Mt. SAC Scholarship Program Office administers nearly a million dollars in scholarships each year. Visit our website for current application and eligibility information, to view our monthly workshop schedule, or to sign-up for scholarship email alerts.
Student Health Services
2 Sites: Building 67B | 1st floor | Student Success Center, Building 9E | 2nd floor | (909) 274-4400 | www.mtsac.edu/healthcenter
We strive to keep students in optimal physical and mental health by providing access to medical, personal counseling, and health education services at the Student Health Centers. Appointments are required for physician, nurse practitioner, and counseling; limited same-day appointments are also available. Registered nurses assess health concerns on a walk-in basis. Student Health Services also offers a series of videos and recorded workshops on a range of topics on its website. Other services include immunizations, medications, and laboratory tests. Students are eligible when currently enrolled and attending credit classes.
Student Life Center
Building 9C | (909) 274-5959 | www.mtsac.edu/studentlife/studentlifecenter
Hours - See website for current semester hours
The Student Life Center offers a recreation space where students can use game equipment (board games, foosball, and table tennis). The SLC also offers a connection space where students can study and utilize resources (white boards and test supplies). It also serves as a creative space for RSCOs and Associated Student government’s functions and activities.
Associated Students (A.S.)
Building 9C | (909) 274-5959| www.mtsac.edu/as
Associated Students serves as the representative voice for students.
A.S. Vision: Empower every student to grow and advocate for their community!
A.S. Mission: A.S. strives to enrich student success through leadership development and personal growth opportunities. We connect, motivate, and empower our students and community while fostering and promoting advocacy for the student body.
A.S. provides programs and services to meet five priority areas: 1. Co-curricular engagement 2. Leadership development 3. Retention and transfer 4. Recognition of service 5. Civic engagement & advocacy. A.S. and its subsidiary body includes but is not limited to the Executive Board, Senate, Student Court, and the Inter-Club Council. Students are encouraged to join A.S. by taking on a leadership position within one of the three branches, joining a council, or joining a campus wide committee.
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