The kinesiology program teaches human movement, fitness and wellness, preparing students for careers in sports, coaching, fitness training, athletic training, rehabilitation, physical therapy, personal training, sports medicine, yoga and other health fields.
DVC's Anthropology program is a starting point for positions like anthropologist, urban planner, environmental impact analyst and more. Most career options require more than two years of college study.
The FTVE program welcomes all media creators and can prepare students for immediate employment in film production and post-production, television and electronic media.
The purpose of this handbook is to help you learn more about the programs we offer, the services available to you and how to obtain and use those programs and services.
DVC offers free online tutoring through NetTutor, providing immediate assistance, Q&A, and paper reviews for students. This service is available during nights, weekends, and holidays. Students can access NetTutor through Canvas, ensuring academic support is readily available for remote learning needs.
DVC FKCE offers free, public training and support for resource families, adoptive families, and professionals working with children, including RFA Pre-Service, continuing education, and The Heritage Project. Participants gain certificates meeting state and county requirements, with expert-led sessions on essential caregiving topics.