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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
The Student Development program helps El Camino College students get involved in campus life through:
• Leadership
• Activities
• Clubs
• Services
Students have the opportunity to enhance their leadership abilities and expand their education beyond the classroom through co-curricular programs offered through the Student Development Office. Many skills such as communication, organization and leadership are developed when students have a chance to make decisions that concern El Camino College and plan diverse activities that can help make a difference on campus.
These skills can carry on well beyond college life. Many students involved in Student Development activities have continued on to successful careers as attorneys, teachers, politicians, journalists, entertainers, doctors, and civic leaders, to name a few.
| Location: | Activities Center West Wing |
| Hours: | Fall and Spring semesters open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 8:00am-5:00pm, Wednesdays 8:00am - 6:00 pm and Fridays Closed. Summer and Winter hours vary. Closed for all school holidays and closures. For current FALL 2011 hours, please click here. |
| Phone: |
(310) 660-3500 |
| Activities: | Student Government - ASO Senate, Division Councils and Committees - ASO offices and mailboxes in the Activities Center |
| Inter-Club Council - consists of an executive cabinet and one representative from each club on campus - ICC office and mailbox are in the Activities Center | |
| Clubs - there are more than 50 student organizations available at ECC - mailboxes are located in the Activities Center | |
| Alpha Gamma Sigma - The ECC Honor Society is part of a statewide organization whose purpose is to foster, promote, maintain and recognize scholarship and service. | |
| Student Discipline is under the direction of Rebecca Cobb, Director of Student Development. Click here for Board Policy 5500 - Academic Honesty & Code of Conduct. Click here for Administrative Procedure 5520 - Student Discipline and Due Process Procedure. Click here for the "What is Plagiarism?" handout. | |
| Student Complaints & Grievances are filed in the Enrollment Services Division Office located in the Student Services Center room 200. | |
| Services: | Photo ID Cards - Issued at the Activities Center photo ID booth - phone: (310) 660-3593, extension 6738 (Click here for open hours) |
| ASB Stickers can be purchased at the Student Development Office - phone: (310) 660-3500 | |
| Housing Referral - If you have a room/apartment for rent that you want to list in the Housing Referral book, please complete this Room For Rent form or this Apartment for Rent form. | |
| Student Insurance - Brochures are available from private companies providing student insurance coverage at reduced rates | |
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Posting Approval - All materials posted on campus kiosks must be approved (and posted) by the Student Development Office staff. Materials eligible to be posted on kiosks must be related to ECC events, activities and ASB. Commercial posting is not permitted. |
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| Distribution of Literature - Public distribution of literature on campus must be scheduled through the Director of Student Development. Click here for a Statement of Responsibility form for distribution of materials on campus. Bring the completed Statement of Responsibility form and a copy of literature to be distributed to the Student Development Office to schedule your distribution dates. Please submit paperwork 48 business hours prior to your requested distribution date(s) to allow sufficient processing time. Individuals distributing literature must bring their own table(s) and chair(s) if they wish to use them. ECC tables and chairs may not be used. Click here to see a map of ECC's free speech/literature distribution area. Click here for Board Policy 5550 - Speech: Time, Place and Manner. | |
| Mailboxes for Student Organizations located in the Activities Center West Lounge | |
| Student Offices - ASO and ICC offices are located in the Activities Center West Wing | |
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Banner-making materials are available for student organizations |
| Commencement Activities are implemented by the Student Development Office |
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT OFFICE STAFF
Rebecca Cobb, Director of Student Development
Co-Adviser to the Associated Students Organization
Co-Adviser to the Inter-Club Council
Student Discipline Officer
Chair - Auxiliary Services Board
Breanna von Stein, Student Services Specialist
Co-Adviser to the Associated Students Organization
Co-Adviser to Inter-Club Council
Linda Lew, Student Services Technician
Assists with activities of the ASO, ICC and student clubs
Responsible for processing financial transactions of ICC and student clubs.
Carolee Vakil-Jessop, Administrative Assistant
Assists director with student discipline, Auxiliary Services Board, budget, ASO and ICC.
Responsible for processing financial transactions of department and ASO
Provides office for student activities including Commencement and Academic Awards.
Rebecca Greer, Clerical Assistant/Scheduler
Schedules activites for student and campus organizations in the Student Activities Center & Library Lawn.
Assists with office and provides student event support.
Lawrence "from Torrance" Moreno, ASB Promotions
Promotes the ASB activity sticker on campus.
Recruits vendors to participate in ASB student discount program.
Not pictured:
Michael Carter, Photo ID Technician (part-time)
Richard "Rick" Woods, Photo ID Technician (part-time)
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOME (SLO) STATEMENTS
| SLO #1 | (Fall 2007) By participation in student government students will be able to facilitate a group meeting using parliamentary procedure. (Click here for printable flier) |
| SLO #2 | (Spring 2009) By participation in student government students will increase by 15% their grasp of public service and citizenship. (Click here for printable flier) |
| SLO #5 | (Fall 2010/Spring 2011) Students will be able to improve their communication and comprehension skills by 15% by participating in student activities. |
[El Camino College Student Learning Outcomes website]