Campus Resources
Most Popular Resources for ESL Students
ESL Club
College of San Mateo's ESL Club is a student-led group to build community within the
ESL population and the campus at large. Students support each other in weekly club
meetings and organize fun activities. For more information about meeting days/times
and how you can participate, contact the faculty advisor, Todd Windisch at windischt@smccd.edu.
Multicultural Center and Dream Center (MCCDC)
The Multicultural Center and Dream Center is designed to meet the needs of multicultural
students through academic/personal counseling as well as general financial aid information
in a supportive, culturally-enriching environment.
Other Resources
Career Counseling
Career Counselors meet with students to discuss career and industry information, to
administer career assessments based on skills and interests, and to help students
prepare for job searches by reviewing and giving feedback on resumes and by offering
techniques for interviewing.
Career Services
Learn to write your resumes and cover letters, practice interviewing, find resources,
and learn about today's job readiness essentials. Explore internships, externships,
and volunteer opportunities.
CSM Library
College of San Mateo Library supports the academic, vocational, and lifelong learning
needs of its students by providing human, material, and technical resources that support
student learning and contribute to the college mission and goals. Learn research skills,
find materials on reserves, check hours of operation, and more.
Disability Resource Center (DRC)
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) facilitates equal access to an education for
all students who have disabilities (permanent or temporary) by providing academic
adjustments, counseling, and support services in accordance with state and federal
law.
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) and Cooperative Agencies Resources
for Education (CARE) at College of San Mateo are committed to providing access to
higher education for individuals challenged by academic and socioeconomic barriers.
Learning Center
The Learning Center offers many free programs and services including peer tutoring
in a variety of subjects, up-to-date technology, mentoring, workshops, group study
rooms, a computer center, and a friendly, comfortable place to study.
Student Clubs & Organizations
Get involved in campus groups to meet people with similar interests and backgrounds
and to participate in extracurricular events and activities.
Wellness Center
The Wellness Center consists of Health Services, Personal Counseling, and SparkPoint.
The Wellness Center assists students with their physical, mental, and financial needs.
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