CABRILLO |
209 |
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CHAFFEY |
320 |
Requiring faculty to examine their curriculum for international themes applicable to their courses. Student activities; Student Equity Committee. Utilizing foreign students in college classes to help them adjust, e.g. intercultural communications. Students interact on campus through student government, campus newspaper; classroom participation and work. |
CITRUS |
350 |
4 Levels of Intensive English Language Program. |
COAST CCD |
OCC: 639
CCC: 20
GWC: 140 |
In classrooms, students are urged to share and exchange information on their countries and cultures. Events sponsored at OCC and GWC through their international student centers on cultural and country themes. Future plans are to involve international students in orientation of study abroad students. Housing aid, cultural adaptation and general help in acclimating to U.S. culture is offered to international students. Social programs such as diveristy week, student leadership involvment, student newspaper, interclub council. |
COLLEGE OF DESERT |
220 |
Students get involved in campus activities and make positive contributions to the campus and into the classroom. The amount of time and dedication that international students tend to put into their studies sets an example of excellence for all students. Intensive English Program. |
CONTRA COSTA CCD |
Diablo Valley: 713 |
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COMPTON |
25 |
Have office for Spanish speakers |
EAST L.A. |
450 |
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EL CAMINO |
796 |
International Student Club offers on and off campus social affairs and holds discussions on international themes as applicable to student’s campus socialization. In addition to a special course for F1's, “Strategies for Success in College”, next year will offer a special section of U.S. History for international students. |
FOOTHILL/ De ANZA |
Foothill: 1410
De Anza: 2340 |
They are in all classes across the college and share their cultural viewpoints every day. Our international student club - One World Society - sponsors international cultural events. |
GLENDALE |
540 |
Active on-campus club in both social and cultural activities. |
GROSSMONT |
643 |
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HARTNELL |
90 |
International students are frequently invited to participate/ present at various community events/activities. New International Student Club and Advisory Committee. |
LAKE TAHOE |
7 |
Students can participate in International Club to help promote their culture. The club does not necessarily internationalize our campus |
L.A. CITY |
899 |
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L.A. HARBOR |
100 |
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L.A. PIERCE |
223 |
International Student Handbooks, classes and workshops. Cultural Role Models. |
L.A. SOUTHWEST |
11 |
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LONG BEACH |
340 |
Faculty are utilizing international students as rich resources and are asking them to give their perspectives more in class. Some faculty ask for students to come to their class to discuss topics of interest. Luncheon series discussed global issues. International students are involved as student leadership officers and as members in a wide variety of campus clubs. |
LOS RIOS CCD |
157 |
American River: international Club and special social activities; International Day for the campus community |
MONTEREY PENINSULA CCD |
350 |
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MT. SAN ANTONIO |
600 |
International Fair - Festival of Cultures. International Student Office proposed for new Student Services Building. International Students club, language tutoring. |
NAPA |
45 |
Active international student club sponsored by student body. |
NORTH ORANGE CO. CCD |
Fullerton: 120
Cyprus: 75 |
Cypress: Participation on panel during International Education Week. Booth at World Fest, an Associated Students intercultural activity |
OHLONE |
82 |
We have a culture Fair each year sponsored by ASOC. We also have library displays for different international clubs. |
PASADENA |
969 |
Established a cross-cultural center. Inter-club council sponsors international "awareness" days, lectures, etc. to acquaint campus with diverse cultures. |
PERALTA |
Vista: 80 |
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RANCHO SANTIAGO CCD |
639 |
Have an active International Club. Annual International Festival. |
RIVERSIDE |
248 |
Active International Club. |
SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY |
176 |
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SAN DIEGO |
City: 69
Mesa: 206
Mirimar: 27 |
Guidance and counseling services for international students and a person on the counseling staff specifically devoted to international student issues. International Student Club with formal/informal (on and off campus) meetings. Sponsor an “International Tea”, and intercultural social/fund raising event. Mesa College: Student clubs and annual events in which international students participate |
SAN FRANCISCO |
1163 |
Language Partners Program. Students are employed by college in Work Study and Lab Aid positions; International Faire that shares culture, food, music, dance, with entire college. International students with one semester or more of education at CCSF mentor incoming Students through the Big Brother/Big Sister program; Institute for International Students has flourishing Intensive English Program. Peer advisor positions; language partner program and international student clubs that are open to all. |
SAN JOSE/ EVERGREEN |
70 |
Counseling department is trying to get them interested in international business. |
SAN MATEO CCD |
San Maeo: 225 |
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SANTA BARBARA |
500 |
Student organization, guest speakers, class resources program, mix with International Studies Majors. Workshops held for faculty on how to incorporate international students' experiences more in the classroom. Class exchanges. |
SANTA MONICA |
2921 |
Interactions with other students helps to foster growing awareness of international and cultural concerns. |
SANTA ROSA |
99 |
International Student Orientation Day in Fall and Spring coordinated by Counseling Department. International Student Club with both international and domestic students as members. ESL department sponsors a number of activities for F1 students enrolled in their courses. |
SHASTA |
28 |
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SIERRA |
9885 |
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SISKIYOUS |
9 |
Active International Club; 1996 NAFSA art/culture grant for International students and those in residence halls; 10% tuition reduction program for 4 international students who in turn offer cultural service. Some students volunteer in classes; Annual celebrations. 10 Micronesia “eligible non citizens.” Diversity waiver for 3-4 students for which they do “cultural service” or play on a tem. Waiver is for $ 2,000. |
SOUTH ORANGE CO. CCD |
Saddleback: 250
Irvine Valley: 420 |
Have an active International Club. Students are active in giving input on courses and program development. a recent example is our cross-cultural studies program. |
STATE CENTER CCD |
178 |
International Reception. |
Taft |
15 |
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VENTURA CCD |
Oxnard: 141
Ventura: 140 |
Importing themes into daily student life (Moorpark). Some work as volunteers in Children’s Center (Oxnard). International Student Club. Students participate in staff development activities and in the International Friendship Club (Ventura). |
WEST L.A. |
105 |
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WEST VALLEY/ MISSION CCD |
Mission: 200
(ISS - non-credit): 90 West Valley: 125 |
International student committee sponsors get-together from time to time. Global Education Committee provides the college with a weekly one hour video series played twice daily/ in-house video. Work with new district Center for International Trade & Development. |
YOSEMITE CCD |
Modesto: 78
Columbia: 9 |
International Club is very active in college affairs. International students are frequently used as resources for a variety of classes. They give broader perspective in all of the classes they participate in. |