Classroom and Cadena/Transfer Center Presentations

Cadena/Transfer Center Presentations

WELCOME FACULTY!

As a commuter campus, many of our students may not be aware of the various services and programs our office provides which are designed to assist them in their transfer and educational goals. It is the faculty who have the greatest contact with our students and so we encourage our faculty to take full advantage of the following class presentations that we offer.

To schedule a presentation or class visit to the center, please contact
our Director, Lily Espinoza at (714) 992-7543 or email lespinoza@fullcoll.edu

Classroom visits to the Cadena/Transfer Center
The Cadena/Transfer Center also provides an in-center presentation designed to facilitate course assignments that require the student to research their transfer institution & major. Students will receive a 15-20 minute presentation on the various CTC resources (catalogues, brochures, College Board publications, internet sites, FC guide to majors, and general education patterns) that will help them research the admissions and major preparatory requirements of their desired transfer institution. Our office can accommodate classes with up to 30-40 students
PRESENTATIONS We can tailor our presentations to your needs!
Full Presentations	If you know that during the semester you will not be able to hold class, we ask you not to cancel it and instead let us provide for your class a comprehensive hour-long transfer basics presentation! Students find these presentations very informative and in many cases they help to prevent mistakes in their transfer planning. All full presentations usually consist of 30-40 minute presentation and end with a tour of the Cadena/Transfer Center.
First Year	These are students who are usually here for their first semester and/or are in remediation courses in English & Math. Topics covered: CTC & FC programs and strategies that encourage student development, success, and motivation; an exercise on average income levels as per degree attainment, California's higher education system, and general overview of transfer requirements.
Mid-Program	These students are usually familiar with the various FC student services as well as the California higher educational system. Topics covered: institutional differences between the CSU, UC, and private colleges & universities; Transfer Basics - upper division requirements to CSU & UC, as well basic transfer information for private colleges; and the CSU & IGETC general education patterns.
Final Year	These students typically are in their final year of classes and are in the process of applying for their universities. Topics covered: Transfer Basics - upper division requirements to CSU & UC, as well basic transfer information for private colleges; the CSU & IGETC general education patterns and general education certification; and deadlines & timelines for: application, grade reporting, transcripts, and admission notifications.

BEGINNING OF THE SEMESTER BRIEF PRESENTATIONS

At the beginning of each semester the Cadena/Transfer Center would like to address your class for no more than 5-10 minutes regarding the services we provide and the importance of visiting our center to their educational goals.
Look for our solicitation in your campus mailbox at the beginning of each fall and spring semester!

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