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Sometimes you need some extra help or support - there is help within our class, academic help, technology help, and support from communities of shared experiences.
Instructor/Fellow Classmates
Instructor/Fellow Classmates
For technical issues, study strategies, or help understanding a concept, Professor Ramones and your fellow classmates are the first stop for questions! Contact me ASAP and I can try to help you troubleshoot the issue or fix the problem on my end. It is likely you are not the only one with that question! With technical issues, two steps to try while you are waiting for a response are 1) to try opening Canvas in a different browser and 2) restarting your computer.
Technology Issues
Technology Issues
This provides toll-free, 24 hours a day, seven days a week phone support, online user guides and support videos.
The I.T. Help Desk is where most other computer and internet related problems can be reported and questions can be answered.
Tutoring and Academic Support
Tutoring and Academic Support
The Tutorial Center provides online tutoring for students who need academic assistance outside the classroom. Tutoring is conducted by instructor-approved peer tutors. Tutoring services are free to any ARC enrolled student. Please check the online tutoring schedule and instructions below to access the services.
This is a support program for all ARC science students. It is a separate 0.5 unit course where students meet instructors one-on-one for weekly appointments and discuss a variety of different study skills and strategies that you then apply in this course, including effective reading strategies for science textbooks, note-taking skills, skills for organizing information, and test-taking strategies.
Accommodations
Accommodations
This course is designed to be welcoming to, accessible to, and usable by everyone. Be sure to let me know if you find a required element or resource in the course that is not accessible to you!
If you are a student who needs an academic accommodation based on the impact of a disability and require instructional, curricular, or test accommodations, every possible effort will be made to accommodate you in a timely and confidential manner once you have provided me with your accommodation paperwork.
Communities of Shared Experiences
Communities of Shared Experiences
Sometimes you also need support from a community that understands a little more about you - ARC has a lot of these too!
These Business, STEM, Arts, Language and People, Health and Service, Manufacturing/Construction/Transportation communities are dedicated and welcoming spaces where students pursuing related majors/programs have personalized access to a Success Team of Counselors, Peer Mentors, Coaches and Faculty Liaisons.
Dedicated to assisting Veteran students and their families with their ARC educational and VA-related needs.
Supports historically underrepresented students achieve success.
Inspiring and empowering Black students to pursue their educational goals while affirming their culturally unique identities. Includes Blackademics, Umoja Sakhu Learning Community, A2MEND, Black Student Union, Black Parliament, and Black Book Staff Directory
Committed to providing student athletes with services that support their academic and intercollegiate sport goals while enrolled at American River College.
A statewide Math Engineering Science Achievement program and center that supports educationally disenfranchised students to become engineers, scientists, and other math-based professionals.
Supports Native American students in their lived experiences with study space, computers, printing, tutoring, scholarship referrals, university recruiters, academic counseling referrals, transfer advice, Native community, workshops, elder visits, friendly staff, student leadership opportunities, social and cultural events, and gatherings. Since we are on the land of the Nisenan, Miwok, and Maidu, the Center gives special emphasis to supporting the educational pathways of tribal citizens of these nations while at the same time providing services to all American Indian students.
Supports a safe and inclusive campus environment for students, staff, faculty and community members by building an understanding of sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression.
Pacific Islander/Southeast-Asian American Resilience Integrity and Self-Determination through Education holistically supports and guides Asian and Pacific Islander students in order to close the educational opportunity gaps.
Combines accelerated instruction, intensive academic counseling, and mentoring by members of the community; helps educationally disadvantaged students to enroll in four-year year colleges and universities, earn degrees, and return to the community as leaders and mentors to future generations.
A federally-funded program designed to assist students who are low-income, first-generation to attend college, or have a documented disability; and who demonstrate academic need and the motivation to achieve their maximum potential in higher education.
Empowers students, staff, faculty, and community members who are undocumented, of mixed-status family, or allies by supporting their academic, personal, and professional goals.
The WEAVE confidential advocate is a person available to confidentially support or provide information to students or employees who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or sexual harassment.
Connects students without access to food, clothing, housing, technology, or other basic needs to college and community resources. Includes a food pantry, housing referrals, toiletries, life skills classes (Money Matters and Nutrition Education). Located on the ARC campus in the Welcome and Support Center.
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