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.
DVC is committed to the health and wellbeing of our students. All DVC students have access to FREE video and phone therapy as well as other resources.
The Short-Term Academic Study Away Programs (STASAP) are faculty-developed and faculty-led initiatives meant to reach students who want the opportunity to study away during the inter-session and the summer.
Don't get lost in the crowd! Join a thriving community of African American and other students in DVC's Umoja program. Visit Umoja in the PUMA Center.
The High Tech Center (HTC) located in SSC-250 offers adaptive computer hardware and software technologies to make DVC computer labs accessible to students with disabilities.
The Admissions and Records Office is here for you. Get help with transcripts, prerequisites, residency, transfer, and more.
Legal assistance and support services for foster care families, including resources from Advokids, CA Foster Care Ombudsperson, and Contra Costa County CFS Ombudsperson.
In March 2023, Jose Gonzalez was let go from his job because he needed shoulder surgery. After the surgery, he knew there would be a long road to recovery.
DVC library technology students share their perspective on the enduring relevance of library technology and the importance of ensuring access to accurate information. Library technology students gain skills in digital technology, archiving, and research applicable to roles in varied library settings.