Please call (818) 240-1000 ext. 5194 during our office hours (Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.) or email jobplace@glendale.edu with your name and student ID number. You should hear back the same day or the next day.

Please email your specific question, including as much detail as possible, to: jobplace@glendale.edu and “cc” Andra Verstraete (andrav@glendale.edu). 

Please email Sharis Davoodi at sdavoodi@glendale.edu. Sharis is responding to all student inquiries, compiling a resource list, and updating the Career Services website and social media accounts daily. 

Please email Sharis Davoodi at sdavoodi@glendale.edu. GCC Students are eager to do unpaid or paid internships and work, both remotely and in-person for critical sectors. There are opportunities to earn course credit through GCC's COOP ED 101 class.

1) Create a free account on College Central Network: GCC's free online job board for students. Use your GCC email and ID to create a free account and access job postings reviewed by GCC staff. https://www.collegecentral.com/glendale/

2) Please follow Career Services & Student Employment on social media for updates and job postings:

• Instagram
• LinkedIn Group with job postings: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13844184/

3) Here are other links to job resources:

• City of LA https://lajobportal.com 
• City of Glendale / Verdugo Jobs Center https://lnkd.in/gXRvv3D
• EDD / Unemployment https://www.edd.ca.gov/claims.htm

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Glendale Community College’s Rising Scholars is dedicated to creating a pathway into higher education for formerly incarcerated individuals. We aim to help our students achieve their educational goals by providing services to support their academic and personal needs, and allow them to achieve educational and personal empowerment. We strive to challenge the stigma associated with incarceration while providing a safe space on campus where students can network with others, learn to navigate the educational system, and develop the skills needed to thrive in a college setting.

Please email David Crawford dcrawford@glendale.edu or  risingscholars@glendale.edu

• Provide mental support services
• Refer students to specific staff (counselor, nurse, transfer center)
• Refer students to outside organizations to network such as (ARC, anti-recidivism coalition)
• Academic Counseling
• Career Counseling
• Connect students with necessary legal resources (Public Defender, Expungement)
• Recruit future students
• Peer mentoring
• Advocacy
• Community Engagement
• Newsletters featuring news and highlights from our center!

We have added community resources to help everyone needing a helping hand at this time. Please feel free to reach out to the staff if you are needing assistance that may not be listed below so we can help.

Rising Scholars Resources

• Community Support
• Educational Support
• Legal Support

Transferring students who need the College Report Form.

• Please complete the College Report Form and the Enrollment Verification (Student Release) Form. Please include the University/College email information for reports that need to be emailed.
• Email both forms to the Dean of Student Affairs, Tzoler Oukayan at toukayan@glendale.edu  
• Dean will forward completed forms to Admissions & Record

Will there be a graduation this year? Yes.

glendale.edu/graduation

The Student Equity office has moved all services and resources and is serving our students remotely. Our office hours are the same and we are available for you. Please call us at 818-240-1000 x3520 with your questions so that we may assist you.

Student Equity counselors are continuing to provide counseling services through phone appointments. You may call our office to make an appointment with one of our counselors throughout the semester.

Yes. This is still a requirement for learning community students. You must call our office and schedule your 30-minute appointment if you have not done so yet.

You can email the equity counselors at selearningcommunities@glendale.edu and someone will get back to you as soon as possible. Otherwise, you can call the office and make an appointment.

Yes! We look forward to accepting more students in all three of our learning communities: Black Scholars, Guardian Scholars, and La Comunidad. Applications will open during the summer. Please visit our website for details and to apply: www.glendale.edu/equity

Yes, the Northern California University Tour and the HBCU Tour scheduled to take place during spring break have both been cancelled. We will schedule these tours at a later time and will post updates on our website when we have new dates.