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Peer Mentoring Program "Una Mano Amiga" Workshop


The Peer Mentoring Program, "Una Mano Amiga" invites you and your parents to the Workshop: "Educate Yourself!" which will be held at the South City Campus -Multipurpose Room 1-032, on January 24, 2014 (Friday). 
This workshop will help you learn about the different options, resources and tools SLCC has available for you to be a successful student. 
Everybody can access education, whether documented or undocumented, we have the accurate information for you. Remember that knowledge is power; the more you know, the more confident you will be in achieving your goals and objectives.
El programa de Peer Mentoring "Una Mano Amiga" te invita a ti y a tus padres al taller "Edúcate", que se llevara a cabo en South City Campus-Multipurpose Room 1-032,  el día viernes 24 de enero del 2014. Este taller tiene por finalidad informarte acerca de las diferentes opciones, oportunidades,  fuentes de apoyo y herramientas que SLCC tiene disponibles para ayudarte a ser un estudiante de éxito. Todos tienen derecho a tener acceso a la educación, sin importar  su condición migratoria, y nosotros tenemos la informacion que tu necesitas. Recuerda que el conocimiento es poder; cuanto más conozcas, mayor será la confianza que tengas en ti mismo para lograr tus metas y objetivos.

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