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Fall 2017 Issue No.1 EOPS NEWS Napa Valley College EOPS Newsletter August 2017 As we begin the new academic year we would like to remind you that all EOPS students are required to have at least three counseling contacts per semester. Remember that when you keep EOPS informed of what’s going on with your studies, we can help you make informed and responsible decisions. So take advantage of the visits with your counselors to make this a successful semester! First contact Your first contact with an EOPS counselor will be when you come in to pick up your book award, if eligible. During this time you will have the opportunity to check in with your counselor and discuss your Spring and Summer grades. You can, at this point, also make changes to your Fall schedule of classes and revise your educational plan, if necessary. Second contact, This contact should take place midway through the semester, you can come in to share your academic progress, discuss any services or changes that need to be made, and revise your educational plan if necessary. Third contact During this third contact we will assess your progress; review your educational plan and help you register for clas- ses for the next semester. In This Issue 3 Contacts Reminder New EOPS Students Same-Day Appointments Upcoming Events Important dates for Fall Tutoring Services Class of 2017 Transfer Day Student Recognition Din- ner San Francisco Mission Mural Tour NVC Food Program Financial Aid Information ASPIRE Class 2017 Welcome back event Welcome back returning EOPS/CARE and CalWORKs students and a warm welcome to new students who have chosen to participate in our programs! - NVC EOPS Program
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Fall 2017 Issue No.1

EOPS NEWS Napa Valley College EOPS Newsletter August 2017

As we begin the new academic year we would like to remind you that all

EOPS students are required to have at least three counseling contacts

per semester. Remember that when you keep EOPS informed of what’s

going on with your studies, we can help you make informed and responsible

decisions. So take advantage of the visits with your counselors to make this a

successful semester!

First contact Your first contact with an EOPS counselor will be when you come in to pick up your

book award, if eligible. During this time you will have the opportunity to check in with

your counselor and discuss your Spring and Summer grades. You can, at this point,

also make changes to your Fall schedule of classes and revise your educational plan,

if necessary.

Second contact, This contact should take place midway through the semester, you can come in to share your academic progress,

discuss any services or changes that need to be made, and revise your educational plan if necessary.

Third contact During this third contact we will assess your progress; review your educational plan and help you register for clas-

ses for the next semester.

In This Issue

3 Contacts Reminder

New EOPS Students

Same-Day Appointments

Upcoming Events

Important dates for Fall

Tutoring Services

Class of 2017

Transfer Day

Student Recognition Din-

ner

San Francisco Mission

Mural Tour

NVC Food Program

Financial Aid Information

ASPIRE Class 2017

Welcome back event

Welcome back returning EOPS/CARE and CalWORKs

students and a warm welcome to new students who

have chosen to participate in our programs!

- NVC EOPS Program

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Mark your calendar!

DEADLINES for 3 CONTACTS TO BE MADE:

1st Contact by: 9/22/17

2nd Contact by: 10/20/17

3rd Contact By: 12/15/17

FALL 2017 SEMESTER

EOPS Counselor Appointments

NEW STUDENTS: IF YOU ATTENDED AN

ORIENTATION WORKSHOP, IT COUNTED AS YOUR 1ST CONTACT!

We’re here to help!

(707) 256-7310

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NEW EOPS Students

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SAME-DAY APPOINTMENTS

(707) 256-7301 or (707) 256-7310

Please come in the office or call beginning at 9:00 am to schedule a

same-day appointment.

Thursday

Alex Guerrero

EOPS Counselor

Wednesday

Mary Salceda-Nuñez

EOPS Counselor and Coordinator

Monday

Maricel Ignacio

EOPS/CARE/CalWORKs Counselor

(Same-day appointments are subject to change without notice).

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September

12th

Welcome Back Night

4pm-6pm

Community Room

September

29th

Field Trip

(Details and info coming soon)

October

20th

Field Trip

(Details and info coming soon)

November Informational Workshop

(Details and info coming soon)

December End of the Semester

(Details and info coming soon)

For more information about the EOPS events

please call Flor at (707) 256-7323

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Important Dates FALL 2017

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“Tutoring with EOPS has helped me learn about myself as a student, has hum-

bled me as a person, paid for several college expenses, and qualifies as a desira-

ble extra curricular colleges look for. . I worked 4 hours a week and made enough

to cover car insurance for a year, so huge bonus. I couldn't recommend tutoring

anymore, like seriously, what are you waiting for? Do it!”

See what previous EOPS tutors have to say!

“A message to any students considering tutoring: It's been a fun experi-

ence to be able to help students figure out math problems that I once struggled

with. Often you will find that the students that come in only need a little nudge in the

right direction, and from there you get to see them make connections when they're

working on problems.”

Pick up an application at the FA/EOPS office

or call 707-256-7323 for more information

MATH

BIOLOGY

HISTORY

ENGLISH

HISTORY

STATISTICS

ACCOUNTING

SPANISH

CHEMISTRY

PHYSICS

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Tutoring will begin the week of August 28th

Juan attended Armijo High School in Fairfield. He is an EOPS student in his second year at Napa Valley College. He is a mechanical engi-neer major. He is also Co-president of the Robotics Club at NVC and volunteers at the robotics program in Armijo High School. Juan plans to transfer to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo to pursue a degree in Mechan-ical Engineering to work for a major car company or a space pro-gram. When he is not studying he is an avid mountain biker and run-ner. He likes to work on cars and robots whenever possible.

Taylor attended Napa High School and Vintage High School but graduated early at Napa Valley Independent Studies in 2013. She is an EOPS student on her second year at Napa Valley College. Her major is Business and she is planning to transfer to Berkeley’ Haas School of Business. She plans on getting her Master’s degree in business marketing and wants to strategize with large companies. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family, and hiking.

Taylor Giamo

Juan Martinez

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Darrilyn Langston

Bianca Anaya Lopez

Blanca Cynthia Loyola

Lori McAllen

Norma Muñoz Montiel

Naomi Oceguera

Brandon Odeman

Juan Ortiz

Lisehidy Pérez Vargas

Abby Principe

Daniela Quintana Munoz

Andrea Ramirez

Graciela Ramirez

Jocelyne Ramos Longoria

Cristian Rios

Daniel Rome

Israel Sanchez

Destiny Soltis

Johnalyn Souza

Mecial Sullivan

Nypone Toe

Jonathan R. Vargas Gil

Jennaly Villaruz

Efraim John Villegas

Linda Acevedo Perez

Martin Ray Arcibal

Jacqueline Arevalo

Isis Arevalo

Marilu Ayala-Hurtado

Matt Beatty

Rachel Bugbee

Martin Calderon Zavala

Joselyne Cantera Rubi

Maria Y Chavez

Christina Diaz

Denaly Dominguez

Krystal Dominguez

Manuel Esqueda Duarte

Diana Flores Paniagua

Silvia Garcia

Edgar Garibay

Lourdes Gomez

Larrese Gooden

Carlos Gutierrez

Jaime Henriquez

Jorge Hernandez

Stephany Herrera Barajas

Diana V. Hurtado Aviña

CLASS OF 2017

Congratulations Graduates!

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Thank you to each and every person who made this event possible!

Including, but not limited to: CalWORKs staff, EOPS/CARE staff, and

Financial Aid staff. With your assistance, our students are able to

receive the education they deserve!

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San Francisco Mission Mural Tour

June 1st, 2017

“It was nice to see art and hearing the

history behind it. It was also nice to be

able to share this experience with peers.”

“Two things I liked about the field trip was

all the murals that people have done, it was

interesting knowing the stories behind it.

And taking the BART which was a new

experience.”

Carlita Wo, Precita Eyes Tour guide

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Food Program

Student Life/ASNVC Office

QUALIFICATIONS

You must be a student enrolled in classes for the current semester

You will be required to fill out a new application for each semester.

Applications are available:

Office of student life/ASNVC bldg. 1300 Rm, 1342 (Student Affairs building)

Student life program office bldg. 1200 Rm 1202. (Lower floor of little theater)

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Financial Aid Appointments

(707)256-7301

Is your 2017-2018 Financial Aid file

COMPLETED?

Financial Aid could be asking for supplemental

forms to verify your information on your FAFSA or

DREAM Act application.

Check your WebAdvisor, under “My Documents.”

Turn in all of your forms ASAP. If your Financial Aid

file is not complete, it could delay your Financial Aid

for fall 2017.

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EOPS counselors Maricel Ignacio and Alex Guerrero co-taught the

summer class Counseling 101: College Discovery. Also known as the

ASPIRE Class. The ASPIRE summer bridge program is designed to

help students make a smooth transition from high school to Napa

Valley College both academically and socially.

Eighteen students participated in the two-week summer class. Repre-

sentatives from various NVC programs were invited to present and

share helpful information with the students. The students also got a

campus tour where they got to learn the location for NVC services.

ASPIRE Students attended a field trip to University of California, Da-

vis. They got a campus tour and ate pizza in downtown Davis.

COUN 101: College Discovery

2017 Summer Bridge Class

Academic

Success

Program:

Inspiration,

Readiness,

Excellence.

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Financial Aid Drop-ins

Monday 1:30 pm -3:00 pm

Thursday 9:30 am –11:00 am

Appointments (707) 256-7301

Financial Aid information

NVC Student Health Center

Clinic hours:

Monday & Wednesday

9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Tuesday

9:00 am - 1:00pm

&

2:30pm - 7:00pm

Thursday & Friday

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Important phone numbers

Financial Aid Office 707-256-7300

Financial Aid/ EOPS fax 707-256-7309

Admissions & Records 707-256-7200

Instructor’s Offices 707-256-7150

Bookstore 707-253-3320

Campus Police 707-256-7770

Library 707-256-7400

Services

Care for illness and injuries

Counseling with licensed therapist

Sexual and Reproductive Health

Physical Exams

Lab and X-ray Orders, Prescriptions

Health Education & Promotion

Financial Aid hours

Monday, 9:00am— 5:00pm

Tuesday 9:00am —7:00pm

Wednesday 9:00am— 5:00pm

Thursday 9:00am— 5:00pm

Friday 9:00am— 5:00pm


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