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Student Equity

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Virtual and in-person enrollment services (counseling, financial aid, registration, support services/resources and programs) are available Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Appointments are not required.

The Library, Everytable Cafeteria, Bookstore, and Student Health Center are all open to current students. The Student Success Center welcomes walk-ins but appointments are recommended.

Classes are available online and in-person. Please refer to the schedule of classes for details.

Community members may use the track Monday-Friday, 4:00-9:00 a.m.

Please remember to follow these health and safety protocols:

All individuals, regardless of vaccination status, must wear a mask at all times when indoors and in the presence of others, except when actively eating or drinking, preferably outdoors.

Students, please refer to the Student Information and Communications webpage for current Entry to Campus Protocol.

Employees, please refer to the Employee Entry to Campus Info webpage for current Entry to Campus Protocol.

Name	Title
Lydell K. Willis M.S.	Director of Basic Needs & Student Success
Oluwatosin Williams, M.A.	Student Services Coordinator
Dr. Joseph Lewis	Student Services Advisor
Lorena Fonseca	Program Specialist
Pamela Godfrey	FCKE Program Technician

Student Equity Office:
Location: V-72
Phone: 310-900-1600, ext. 2509
Hours of Operation: Monday- Friday 8:00-4:30 p.m

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The 2019-2022 Student Equity Plan (SEP) is part of an ongoing institutional effort, underway at the Compton College, to improve proportional student academic outcomes and to more carefully and formally assess and evaluate student equity planning.

Compton College recognizes that equity planning and assessment, as well as expansion of its data collection to further examine the academic needs of an increasingly diverse student population, is critical to the achievement of student equity and the fostering of academic excellence for all students across all educational programs.

This Plan was written as a campus-wide effort, along with contributions from the Committee, and will seek approval by the Special Trustee of the Compton Community College District on January, 2016 in compliance with Title 5 guidelines in Section 54220.

By addressing the needs of those student groups that have been historically underserved, the Compton College's SEP will also serve to provide basic skills completion, degree and certificate completion, career and technical education and transfer opportunities for all our students. The SEP will help us provide the necessary tools to ensure that all of our students have the same opportunity to achieve their academic and career goals.