About Bienvenidos Campus

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About Bienvenidos Campus

On attending Bienvenidos welcome day, I visited various booths and learned about different departments, clubs, and organizations found in the campus. To get the right information about the campus various representative were briefly asked about their relevant fields on the type of services they offer, the clients, their location and functionality as well as the planned events. Among the different booths found in the campus include FC United Program, Sociology Club, M.E.Ch.A Program, Research Centre, Kinder Caminata Program, Students Equitability Sustainability Program, Robotics Club, AGS, Growth Mindset Club, and Cultivating Campus Kindness Program. Also, there are others like Science Club, Debate Club, Fullerton College Speech and Debate, Associated Students Program, Financial Aid Center, Counselling Center, Academic Support Center, FVSI Program, Library Services, and Extended Opportunity Program Services.

The Fullerton College United Program whose representative is Brisa deals with issues of students who want to transfer to a four-year university program and community services as the way of empowering student through education and unity. The FC United has planned for some events such as district-wide staff development, supportive services to address psychosocial stressors and other students’ events such as planning activities, networking, and graduation. The Sociology Club whose representative was Julio entails things concerning the community on and off the campus. Coming 25th September, the club has an event directed towards providing a law to prevent suicide. Their meetings are held either at the first or third Tuesday of every month.

The Movimiento Estudiantill Chicano de Aztlan is a program directed to talk to the Chicano students on the things running in the campus regarding the scholarships and durability help program. The meetings are held during Wednesdays at 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm room 1013 where membership is guaranteed through signing up and attending the meetings. The programs representative who provided the information was Laura. Research Center is another department found in the campus that provides services to students who are students who are undocumented or documented to raise an occasion. Jasmine is the representative, and the members meet once in a week on Wednesday. The KinderCaminata Program volunteer opportunity to students and the Kindergartners are taken to see diversity with students and campus. Cindy provided the information, and one gets involved by signing up on their website.

The Students Equitable Sustainability program educates students on mutually sustainable habits and clubs where they transmit their effects to the environment and people. The upcoming events include bench clean up and motivational speaking about social injustice at 20th September. Carlee was the organization’s representative, and members usually meet weekly on Wednesday at 4 to 5 pm. The Robotics Clubs offers services explicitly to the students where they use stem applications to create robots. The respective representative was Daniel, and they meet on Thursdays from 3 to 4 pm. The AGS involves the voluntary clubs for students and Brandy was the representative in this case. There will be a car show event the coming Saturday held by the ARK movement which is a car dealing organization.

Growth Mind-Set club as the entire name suggests deals with improving studying skill and how to approach the specific subject through their workshops. The organization’s representative was Natalie and students can willingly contact it for assistance. Cultivating campus kindness center represented by Les-sie reminds profoundly reminds students to be kind, and the meetings are usually held at the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month. The Science Club deals with scientific and technical inventions where all the majors are welcomed. What Bench clean up at Bolsu chica is the upcoming event. Cynthia represented the club and meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. Debate club represented by Toni is an organization that deals with debate tournaments and speeches to all students and members meet on Friday at 12:30 pm. There will be a debate tournament in the first week of October.

Fullerton Christian Students Club has a religious basis where they provide services to people on how to have a personal relationship with the lord. They usually have bible study on Mondays and Tuesdays from 6:30 to 9 pm and their representatives were Charles and Mathew. The major upcoming events are bible study and conferences from different schools. The Associated Students Program provides advocacy bout to the members, and their representative was Josh. They meet every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the week, and there will be a Quad haunt at 31st October. Financial Aid Center facilitates funding for the school and students, and Rachel was the program representative. The students’ workshops are on Friday at 9:30 pm, room 611. Counselling Center entails education and graduation planning where appointments can be dropped in at the relevant time. Their representative was Theydon, and the major upcoming event will be awareness week to be held on 3rd October.

The FVSI Program deals on the students who have children and the representative were Yolanda. The cat works program is welfare that deals with cash aid regarding academic, book paid, childcare and helps in getting services like gas cards. Academic Support center whose representative was Caroline assists students who struggle in any classes and also have workshops for writing and tutoring. Extended Opportunity Program Service target students who have low income capability by fostering the youths by providing registration priority. The upcoming events include the Book Service Award and financial aid assistance. Library Services center in the campus plays a significant role in helping the students with education materials as well as research papers, and the representative was Val. Book reading group meetings are held once a month, and there will be a one on one consultation at 20th September.

There is a wide range of clubs, organizations and centers in the Bienvenidos campus making it one of the best place to get an education and providing a conducive environment for studying as well as acquiring technical skills.