Return to Campus

The college continues to operate mostly remotely. The following programs move at least partially on campus, in addition to those in Phase I.

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Instruction*

(Including limited programs with hands-on components)

• Career Technical Education (CTE) programs requiring hands-on work – Design and Manufacturing Technologies (DMT) and Auto Tech
• Creative Arts – limited classes requiring hands on-work, beginning in mid-May* 
• Athletics conditioning classes – beginning in early May*
• Library
  • limited access to Computer Lab, by reservation under strict guidelines, for students in certain programs beginning in late May*
  • offering on-campus pickup for textbooks and materials when requested online in advance, during first two weeks of summer session*

For these classes or services, students will need to follow the rules outlined on the Instructions for Coming to Campus webpage.

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Administrative Services

• Services listed in Phase I continue

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Student Services

• Student Services continue to operate remotely

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Planning for Fall 2021*

Plans for fall quarter are being developed while taking into consideration student needs and preferences expressed in the May survey.

• Almost 20% of fall class sections will be taught fully or partly on campus. As of July 12, this includes 245 classes on campus and 49 "hybrid" classes that combine on-campus and online instruction.
• Learning Communities including FYE (First Year Experience), FLOW (Future Leaders of the World), IMPACT AAPI, Puente and Umoja will hold classes on campus once a week.
• Student Services programs are planning to provide limited on-campus services in fall 2021, with a few exceptions, while continuing to offer online services similar to those available in recent quarters.

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Campus Access Requests *

• Faculty members, classified professionals and administrators may request to use their office space on an occasional or recurring basis by submitting an online request form.
• Employees visiting campus for a one-time purpose don't need to submit the request form, but must follow the same safety rules for coming to campus. 
• See the fall Instructions for Coming to Campus webpage.

The college continues to operate mostly remotely. The following programs move at least partially on campus, in addition to those in Phases I and II.

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Instruction*

• Career Technical Education lecture/labs 
• Physical Education – some activity classes 
• Learning Communities – some programs will hold on-campus meetings or classes on a limited schedule
• Library
  • On-campus pickup for textbooks and materials when requested online in advance, on a drop-in basis during first two weeks of quarter and by appointment for the rest of the quarter.
  • Drop-in access to LC 113 Computer Lab, under strict guidelines

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Administrative Services*

• Dining Services – offered at limited capacity
• Facility rentals – limited
• Track and tennis courts – open to community during designated hours when college-related activities are not underway

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Student Services*

The following will be open on campus for limited services or limited hours – most by appointment only – while continuing to provide services online. 

• Admissions and Records
• Assessment – limited in-person assistance for students; all assessments are online
• Cashier
• College Life Office
• Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services – by request for in-person classes 
• Disability Support Programs and Services – accommodated testing, tutoring and alternative media available in person by request
• Disability Support Services – staff available in person for brief general questions during limited hours. (Counseling will still be provided remotely)
• Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) – main office. (Counseling and advising will still be provided remotely)
• Financial Aid
• Food Pantry
• Health Services
• Men of Color Community
• Occupational Training Institute – CompTechS and CalWORKs
• Outreach
• Veteran Services

The Flea Market will have a soft opening in October or November.

Other offices including General Counseling, International Student Programs and Psychological Services will continue to provide all services remotely.

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Campus Access*

• All students, employees and visitors must submit proof that they are fully vaccinated before coming to campus
• See the fall Instructions for Coming to Campus webpage.

The college’s on-campus classes and services are fully operational, with any necessary remaining modifications.

• Expanded online courses provide additional flexibility and options for students, as does the continuation of selected student services.
• Lessons learned collegewide during the pandemic period inform all decisions and planning, as does the equity focus underpinning the return-to-campus planning.