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Current DREAMers

Find out about the programs and services available to help undocumented students succeed!

DVC Procedure 3025.03

The primary purposes of DVC Procedure 3025.03 are 1) to ensure that students are able to freely engage in protected expression in areas designated for that purpose; 2) to protect student safety; 3) to prevent substantial disruption of the learning environment and the orderly operation of District campuses; and 4) to preserve District facilities for their intended use.

Ethnic Studies

DVC does not yet offer an ethnic studies degree or certificate, but it does students prepare for upper level degrees in ethnic studies, social justice and LGBTQ studies.

Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI)

The AANHPI Learning Community is a transformative initiative designed to empower Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Students, unlock their potential, and advocate for the success of underserved students.

Tembo Leaders

DVC's Tembo learning community utilizes the latest research in men’s academic success and student support services to provide you with the tools you need to thrive.

ESL Courses

Learn about the English as a Second Language placement process and course sequences at Diablo Valley College.

Resolution No. 1-S Reaffirming Support of 4CD Students & Employees

Statement reaffirming support of students and employees in defense of diversity and inclusion in the Contra Costa Community College District.

Mathematics

The DVC mathematics program provides a strong foundation in mathematical concepts and techniques, preparing students for transfer to a four-year university or careers in fields such as engineering, computer science, economics, and education.

Economics

The Economics program provides a strong foundation in economic theory and principles, preparing students for careers in business, finance, and public policy.

Sociology

The sociology program explores society's structure and dynamics, preparing students for careers in social work, public policy, and criminal justice, or transfer to a four-year university.