Welcome to EOPS

The EOPS Program's primary goal is to encourage the enrollment, retention and transfer of students handicapped by language, social, economic and educational disadvantages, and to facilitate the successful completion of their goals and objectives in college.

Through EOPS and CARE, eligible students receive supplemental educational support services, such as counseling, advisement, classes, workshops, peer support, and networking activities. In addition, grants and allowances for transportation and books/supplies are provided to enhance the retention, persistence, graduation and transfer rates of these academically high-risk students in their chosen educational objectives, which include vocational certificate or license, associate degree and transfer options.

For more information, contact the EOPS Office at (925) 439-2181, ext. 3117.

EOPS has finished the spring 2012 application process.

New EOPS students

Welcome to our program. Here are the next two steps you have to complete to activate with us this semester.

Step 1: Complete a small group counseling session being held from
January 9th through January 13th.

Step 2: Go to the EOPS orientation being held on
January 18th (10:00 am), 19th (1:00 pm), and 27th (10:00).
The staff will be distributing important information and deadline dates for the rest of the semester.

On behalf of the staff, welcome to our program. We wish you all the success during spring 2012 semester.

Call to reserve your spot, as we do not allow drop ins to these sessions.

Continuing EOPS students

Welcome back to a new semester at LMC. We hope that you all had an amazing and relaxing winter break. Here are the upcoming dates in order to activate with EOPS for the spring semester.

Good Standing Students:

Check-in is being held:

January 17th through January 20th from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. in Room CC2-223

Limited Services Students:

Step 1: Complete a small group counseling session being held from January 9th through January 13th.

Step 2: Go to an EOPS Orientation being held on January 18th, 19th, or 27th. The staff will be distributing important information and deadline dates for the rest of the semester.

Call to reserve your spot, as we do not allow drop ins to these sessions.

EOPS initiates student advocacy group

The EOPS program has formulated its first ever student advocacy group. With the general purpose of promoting the EOPS mission, we have selected six (6) EOPS Student
Advocates (ESA) to increase its overall, program effectiveness and to develop student leaders.
ESAs will serve as a dynamic student voice as they assist in the development of program goals, objectives, administrative processes, and in the review of the program overall.

Updated 1/12/12