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Hey Dolphins, want to get ahead on your degree requirements? Or maybe need to get caught up quickly? Mid 8-week courses are here, and 2nd 8-week courses are just around the corner! While 8-week courses are much faster-paced, you finish them in half the time. Finish those general education courses quickly or snag that class you wanted but missed at the semester start.
Mid 8-week classes start March 3rd, and 2nd 8-week classes start April 7th! Don't wait, check out the class schedule, and register today!
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Interested in being a part of an amazing team of scholars making a difference on campus? Then look no further – Coastline’s Associated Student Government (ASG) is what you are looking for! As student leaders, you have the opportunity to make an ever-lasting impact on the school and its surrounding communities. Join the team for the Spring 2025 semester! We are looking for a Newport Beach Campus Senator, Distance Learning Senator, and Committee Representatives!
ASG serves as the official voice of Coastline’s students and ASG meetings are open to all Coastline students and the public. ASG meetings take place throughout the Spring semester each Wednesday from 9am-11am in a hybrid format via Zoom and at the Student Services Center. We hope to see you there! Learn more about ASG and apply for a position at coastline.edu/asg!
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Join us for a dynamic and interactive discussion with Dr. Chike Akua. Dr. Akua is a former Teacher of the Year who has been recognized in two states (VA and GA) for teaching excellence. He was also selected as one of Ebony magazine’s “50 Leaders of Tomorrow” a distinction he is living up to today. Deeply committed to culturally relevant and responsive pedagogy and instructional materials, Dr. Akua has written and published several books and parent/teacher guides designed for today’s students.
Monday, February 24th
12:45pm - 2:15pm
Giles T. Brown Lecture Hall @ OCC
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Join us for an inspiring virtual event featuring Tee Franklin, a Black, queer, disabled, autistic, award-winning, best-selling comic writer, TV writer, and public speaker. As part of Black History Month 2025, Tee will share her journey of overcoming challenges, breaking barriers, and thriving in industries where she is often "the only.” Through a captivating presentation and a moderated discussion, Tee will explore the intersections of her identity, her creative process, and the importance of representation and resilience. This event celebrates the power of authenticity and courage in creating change, making it a must-attend for anyone passionate about diversity, equity, inclusion, and storytelling.
Wednesday, February 26th
5:30pm - 7:00pm (PST)
Online via Zoom - RSVP to Attend
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Join us in celebrating Black Joy with comedian Sampson McCormick
Wednesday, February 26th
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Golden West College
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Join the Coast Community College District and local community colleges in the quad at Golden West College. This is a great opportunity to learn about Black Greek Life and transfer to an HBCU.
Friday, February 28th
11:00am - 4:00pm
Forum 2, Golden West College
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This workshop will provide in-depth information regarding the cost structure of a Bachelor’s degree and funding options available to you. Attend this workshop to help you financially prepare for transfer to the CSU, UC, or CA Private university. This virtual workshop will introduce you to Federal, State, institutional financial aid, and financial aid for Dreamers, AB540 students. Get a financial head start now on your transfer journey.
Monday, February 24th
10:30am - 11:30am (PST)
Online via Zoom - Register to Attend
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Suicide is far too common. Know the warning signs and become more comfortable helping suicidal friends and family. Training is online via Zoom and free! Presented and hosted by Golden West College's Student Health Center.
Tuesday, February 25th
10:00am - 12:00pm (PST)
Online via Zoom - Email jmoss31@gwc.cccd.edu to RSVP
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Learn about certificate, associates degrees, majors, and other academic options.
Tuesday, February 25th
12:30pm - 1:30pm
Westminster-Le Jao Campus, Room 119
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Did you know you can use Chat GPT to improve your resume and cover letter? Join this workshop to learn how.
Tuesday, February 25th
4:00pm - 5:00pm (PST)
Online via Zoom
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Associated Student Government (ASG) meetings are open to students, college employees, and the public. The meetings are a great opportunity to get involved in student leadership, learn about happenings at Coastline College, and share perspectives during public forum, a time reserved for members of the public to address the ASG on issues on or not already appearing on the agenda.
Wednesday, February 26th
9:00am - 11:00am (PST)
Hybrid: In-Person @ FV Student Services Center, Room 217, or Online via Zoom
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This virtual session will guide students through the basics of CalFresh, including eligibility requirements and how to apply. Join us online for support and resources to help you access food assistance.
Wednesday, February 26th
10:00am - 11:00am (PST)
Online via Zoom
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The FAFSA/CA Dream Act application is an important step in the financial aid process for students attending Coastline College. Come join our staff to assist you with your application and learn about other resources Coastline has to offer. All students are welcome.
Thurday, February 27th
2:00pm - 3:00pm (PST)
Online via Zoom
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Join us at Coastline College's Garden Grove campus to enjoy career exploration activities to learn more about cybersecurity. This is a new activity series for Women Interested in Cybersecurity. The series is geared towards women in community college and juniors and seniors in high school.
Saturday, March 1st
9:30am - 3:00pm
In-Person @ Garden Grove Campus - Register to Attend
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Spend your money on more than groceries! The Coastline Food Pantry supports students' nutritional needs with both perishable and non-perishable items available free of charge through weekly programming and Food Box pick up. The Coastline Food Pantry does not require an RSVP or reservation. All Coastline students are welcome to utilize the weekly Food Pantry and only need to check in via the Coastline Mobile App. Pick-ups are 11am-1pm on Thursdays (Newport Beach Campus), and the second Tuesday of each month (Westminster-Le Jao Campus), as well as various times Monday-Wednesday at our brand new location within the Fountain Valley Student Services Center! Visit coastline.edu/basic-needs for full operating hours and more information.
Are crazy gas prices still putting a strain on your wallet? Coastline students can now ride the OC bus to school, work, shopping, and the beach for free! With unlimited rides on all OC Bus local fixed routes*, it is easy and convenient to get to Coastline College. Relax in air-conditioned buses and avoid paying parking costs or steep fuel prices. Students of Coastline can ride safely and with peace of mind knowing that they are contributing to a healthier and greener environment. Visit coastline.edu/bus-pass for more information.
The Dolphin Assistance Program book voucher is awarded to eligible students in the Fall, Spring, and Summer terms based on program funding availability, student program eligibility, and financial aid eligibility. Students participating in the Book Voucher program agree to return their books to the Basic Needs Office at the conclusion of the semester. The books will be donated to the Coastline book borrowing program. Students must participate in one workshop and complete a follow-up survey. Visit the Textbook Basic Needs page for all program information and eligibility requirements!
As part of Coastline's ongoing efforts to enhance communication and support for our students, we are excited to introduce a new feature that aims to streamline the process of seeking information and assistance. The "Got questions?" for serves as a centralized hub for inquires, providing a convenient and efficient for you to submit questions and receive a response within 24 to 48 hours. Find the form on the Student Services webpage whenever you have questions!
MESA provides support services for underrepresented students pursuing degrees in calculus-based STEM majors through specialized academic advising, community building, tutoring, supplies, and more! Do you identify as a 1st generation college student? Are you eligible to receive need-based financial aid? Are you looking to transfer to a four-year university for your 1st bachelor's degree? Are you in a calculus-based STEM major at Coastline? If you answered yes to all of these questions, you are eligible to apply to MESA! Complete the Interest Form and we will reach out to you with more information.
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Hey, Dolphins! Did you know that you have a free resource to basic needs, from any city within the United States? That's right! Food assistance, low cost prescriptions, transportation, housing assistance and more. You can access free or low cost services through the TimelyCare app. Signing up is easy. All you have to do is download the TimelyCare app or visit timelycare.com/coastline on your web-enabled device, sign in with your school .edu email address, then create a profile - and that’s it! Have questions? Check it out on Coastline's Mental Health Services page, then visit timelycare.com/coastline to get started.
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Program of the Week:
Explore the diversity of the human condition in the past, present, and future. Learn to evaluate the cultural and biological differences and similarities throughout the world through knowledge gained by studying the holistic nature of the four-fields: physical/biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and archaeology. Learn more at coastline.edu/anthropology!
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Miss an Issue of The Sandbox?
Previous issues of The Sandbox are available for viewing on the Coastline Marketing Publications page! Head on over to check out features and highlights from previous issues you may have missed, or to re-visit old favorites!
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