We are so happy you have chosen Modesto Junior College to pursue your academic and personal growth, and hope you will take advantage of the many programs and services our area provides for students.  The Campus Life & Student Learning area includes: Student Conduct, Project LEAD, Student Leadership Class (SOCSC 58), the Student Internship Program (SIP), the Student Activities Center, the Mary Stuart Rogers Center, the Associated Students of Modesto Junior College (ASMJC), MJC Campus Clubs, MJC Commencement and many special events and activities such as the African American Education Conference and the Hispanic Education Conference.  Please feel free to reach out to any of our team members should you have any questions!   

MJC Mission Statement

MJC is committed to transforming lives through programs and services informed by the latest scholarship of teaching and learning. We provide a dynamic, innovative, undergraduate educational environment for the ever-changing populations and workforce needs of our regional community. We facilitate lifelong learning through the development of intellect, creativity, character, and abilities that shape students into thoughtful, culturally aware, engaged citizens.

Campus Life Mission Statement

The Campus Life and Student Learning department is committed to providing an environment that enhances and enlightens student experiences on campus through our international and undocumented programs, Student Activities Center, leadership and mentoring programs, and various campus extra-curricular activities.  Our Campus Life and Student Learning team strives to provide a welcoming environment that focuses on guiding and developing student’s leadership skill set, creativity, cultural awareness, character development, and civic engagement. 

 In order to help achieve our mission, the Campus Life & Student Learning team will:

• Identify and attract students who will benefit from Campus Life & Student Learning programs and contribute to the diversity of the educational, social, and cultural environment of the campus.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of activities, programs, and services in meeting students' needs and develop ways to improve them.
• Provide student services and programs that will facilitate academic success, personal growth, and global awareness.
• Encourage student participation in activities that will help build an appreciation of cultural diversity and expression, communications skills, leadership skills, civic responsibility, personal and professional accountability, self-discipline, self-understanding, self-confidence, and a set of personal and professional goals and values.
• Promote student/faculty/staff/administrator interaction as a means of improving the quality of campus life.

Six Ways You Will Be Successful at MJC

MJC is committed to transforming live! We do this through educational programs and services informed by the latest approaches to teaching and learning.  MJC is a dynamic, innovative environment meeting needs of the ever-changing populations of our regional community.

We invite you to join us in a partnership for your success!  Our role in the partnership is to thoughtfully and meaningfully integrate the RP Group research findings related to the Six Success Factors of Student Achievement.

• Directed-students have a goal and know how to achieve it

• Focused-students stay on track—keeping their eyes on the prize

• Connected-students feel somebody wants and helps them to succeed

• Engaged-students actively participate in class and extracurricular activities

• Nurtured-students feel like they are part of the college community

• Valued-students’ skills, talents, abilities and experiences are recognized; they have opportunities to contribute on campus and feel their contributions are appreciated

Announcements

Award Recipient-Congrats to MJC Campus Life Program Specialist Megan Lee. Megan was selected by the college as recipient of the 2017 Distinguished Classified Staff Award for her outstanding service and dedication.

Scholarship Recipients-On August 17 Modesto Junior College held its annual scholarship reception.  The following Student Interns and ASMJC students were scholarship recipients:

Daniel Cornejo-Gerals Caudle Alumni Scholarship, SURE Scholarship

Alexis Dye-Heidi Elizabeth Ulm Memorial Scholarship

Daryl Hadlich-Young Farmers Scholarship, Maryann Marks Memorial Scholarship

Tommy Ledesma-Irving Swain Memorial Scholarship, Jim Tai Kong Scholarship, Dianne Wallin-Armour Scholarship, Peggy Goforth Memorial Scholarship

Maria Mondragon-Evelyn Mayman Memorial Scholarship, Dorothy Dudley Memorial Scholarship, Friends of Child Development Scholarship

Amy Nevarez-MJC Social Science Scholarship, Champions In Training Scholarship, Desire & Eugenia Peron Scholarship, John Hannah Memorial Scholarship, Walter & Helen Crow Scholarship, Dianne Wallin-Armour Scholarship

Joseph Suratt-Architectural & Engineering Scholarship, YCCD Leadership Scholarship

Danny Wei-Evelyn Mayman Scholarship, Forbes Scholarship

Coletta Wiggins-Stanislaus Voiture 653, 40 et 8 Scholarship, Eichoff Nursing Scholarship, Lillian Ford Memorial Scholarship, Service League of Doctors Medical Center Scholarship, Memorial Medical Center Scholarship

Organizational Charts

Yosemite Community College District Organizational Chart

Modesto Junior College Organizational Chart

Campus Life & Student Learning Organizational Chart

 

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Campus Life & Student Learning Service Area Outcome (SAO)

Students will have the opportunity to gain leadership training and development.

Campus Life-Support Service Learning Outcome (SSLO)

Students entering the Project LEAD program will increase skills regarding MJC History, Teamwork, Conflict Resolution, and Time Management.

Campus Life & Student Learning Policies & Procedures Manual