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SERVICES FOR STUDENTS
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS
HEAD START
The Preschool Services Department’s Head Start and
Early Head Start programs are now offered at VVC. For
more information, call (760) 952-1215.
PSD serves Head Start and State Preschool children
ages 3-5 and their families at 40 locations countywide.
PSD incorporates educational, health, nutritional, and
psychological services in order to help children become
ready to enter and succeed in school and life in general.
This includes children living in poverty, foster children,
those in homeless shelters and those with special needs.
For more information about PSD’s Head Start and State
Preschool programs, visit http://www.sbcounty.gov
or call (909) 383-2078.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Many activities and services are available to students
who attend Victor Valley College.
College services help facilitate each student’s
educational career and should make college life more
pleasant and productive while students pursue their
educational goals.
Student Body Privileges
Every student enrolled at Victor Valley College is a
member of the student body and is entitled to participate
in both academic and extracurricular activities at the
college.
The Associated Student Body (ASB) is the organization
which constitutes official membership in the community
of students at Victor Valley College.
ASB fees are $10 for all students. These fees are used
to support the Athletic programs, Theatre Arts
productions, student events and also afford the student
availability to scholarship programs, community
discounts and access to the ASB Computer Lab.
Students receive an ASB card which entitles them to free
admission to all VVC dance, music and theater
performances, discounts to other activities, and free
copies of the Victor Valley College newspaper/newsletter
and other campus publications such as the college
viewbook.
In addition, ASB card holders are eligible to compete for
Associated Student awards, scholarships, and to hold
office in student government.
Student Clubs
Clubs for students with a variety of special interests are
an on-going part of campus life. A complete listing of
clubs is available from the Office of the Associated
Student Body (ASB).
Students interested in a particular activity find that
campus clubs are a good way to meet other students
and share ideas and information.
Interested students may join a club of their choice by
contacting the club’s president or advisor.
Among the clubs now in existence are the Model United
Nations, California Nursing Students Association,
Nursing Process 4 Club, EMT Club, Ready Rams, Art
Club, Biology Club, Cornerstone Christian Club, AWARE
(Adults Who Are Returning to Education) Club.
One of Many Clubs on Campus
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