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The CARE Program Experience

CARE students benefit from a variety of academic and economic services. CARE strives to enhance self-esteem, develop college skills, and assist students in achieving their academic goals. Many of our students not only benefit from the services provided, many go farther than they dreamed possible.  

CARE Services

  • Economic Services
  • Additional Book Vouchers
  • Parking Permits
  • Gas Cards
  • Meal Vouchers/Grants
  • Child Care reimbursements
  • Educational Support Services
  • Student Educational Plan
  • Career Planning
  • Exploring Immediate and Long Term Goals through workshops
  • Academic Counseling
  • Priority Registration
  • University Transfer Services
  • Peer Mentoring

 

CARE Eligibility Requirements

 

CARE COUNCIL

2023-2024 Care Council Representatives

  • Celia Yepez
  • Season Dixon
  • Samantha Stockton
  • Breeann Barnes
  • Jasmine Martinez
  • Maria Zacarias
  • Eric Utterback

 

CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The role of the CARE Advisory Committee is to be a sounding board to the CARE Program.  The committee attends 2 meetings a year along with attending CARE events.  The committee is made up of campus employees, public agencies, and community members.  The charge of the committee is to offer insights and suggestions on how the program can be successful. 

  • Hector Duarte - EOP&S Assistant Director/Counselor
  • Tanya Smith - CARE Coordinator          
  • Julie Swift - Regional Lead Administrator, Delta Charter Schools
  • Mikaela Green - Former BRIDGE/CARE student
  • Raquel Tiscareno-MJC Food Services Supervisor
  • Dustin Pack - Director of Project YES
  • Mary Everhart - MJC CalWORKs Program Assistant
  • Andres Gomez - CSU Stanislaus Outreach
  • Tracy Gilman - MJC Accounty Analyst
  • Ulises Ochoa - MJC Program Specialist
  • Liz Camboia - EOP&S Counselor/ Next UP