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Rio Hondo
College proudly presents one of the most
successful programs to help students transfer to
4-year institutions.
Want to know more? Got more questions how MESA
can help you? Come
and visit us.
MESA/STEM Applications for Spring
13 will be accepted now.
Applications are available at the MESA Center,
S205. For information see Dr. Spieler (Director
x 3222) or Erik Belmal (STEM Educational Advisor
x 3221) Space is
limited
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MESA Center Hours
Spring 2013 |
Monday - Thursday 8:30am -
7pm
Friday 10am -3pm |
We are located in S205 |
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Summer 2013 |
May 28 - 31: 9 am
- 3:30pm;
June 1 - 14 closed
June 17 - July 25: M - Th 9am - 3pm
July 29 - August 23: M - Th 10am - 3pm |
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With
our TRiO
Student Support Services STEM Program we
offer more personalized student support.
For more information refer to our
Brochure. |
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End of Year Survey
SAVE THE DATE: Fall Retreat August 24 from
10 - 3
Facilitator/Tutor Applications for 2013-14 Academic Year now
available.
(Save the form to your computer, then fill it out and save it.)
On May 9, 2013, the Mathematics and Science Division
celebrated the success of its STEM students.
In the Evening Student Programs
Celebrated again. Some Students were in Physics during that time.
More pictures are here
CA Connects -- Get your Microsoft Certification done
before the Spring Break:
Microsoft certification needs to be done by March 31, 2013
The Spring Academic Excellence Workshop
schedule is
here. You need to attend the AEW that is assigned to your course.
NOW is the time to look into
Summer Internships. New opportunities are published regularly. Go to the
Summer internship page
to find new links.
Speed Mentoring Spring Retreat January 26, 2013
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Congratulations to our STARSS Scholars -- RHC's NSF S-STEM
Scholarship recipients and faculty
Fall AEW Schedule
Make sure to be available for your AEW!
We thank U.S. Congresswoman Grace F. Napolitano
of the 38th District of California for her support.
MESA Events in Pictures
What do I get out of
being part of the Mesa Program?
- Enrichment in
mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and
other sciences
- Academic advising by
a dedicated counselor
- Personal attention
from the program director
- A peer group that has
the same goals and offers support
- Priority
registration, and enrollment in the same
sections as other Mesa students
- Tutors exclusively
for MESA students
- Help with
applications for -financial aid,
scholarships, 4-year schools etc.
- Being part of student
organizations
- Access to the MESA
center, a place to gather, study and be
home, away from home.
- Networking
opportunities through field trips, job fair
information, job shadowing exercises, and
industry mentors are available to students.
What do I
learn through MESA?
- How to be a
self-motivated successful student through
academic excellence workshops
- Better Study Skills
- How to navigate
college
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