Learning Communities

Learning Communities Class Schedule and Enrollment

How to Enroll in a Learning Community

Use the list below to find the Learning Community in which you plan to enroll.
Locate the contact person for each Learning Community to help you enroll. The person’s name and contact information is provided in the Learning Community description.
You will be required to enroll in ALL classes within the learning community, and you will need instructor permission to drop a learning community class.

Not sure which learning community is for you? Review our tips on how to pick a Learning Community.

Asian and Pacific Islander American Empowerment (APIAE) Learning Community

Associated Class XXX

Asian and Pacific Islander American Empowerment Learning Community (APIAE��LC) was first started in Fall of 2023 to engages students to learn about the Asian American and Pacific Islander community and the history from an AAPI lens.��APIAE��LC fosters educational achievement, personal empowerment, and civic engagement with an Ethnic study approach.��

To enroll in this Learning Community, please contact Resource Specialist Nancy Sin at��nancy.sin@deltacollege.edu

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Umoja / Black Excellence and Enrichment (BEE) Academy

Associated Class 300

Looking to connect with a community where you can just��BEE? Well, the Black Excellence and Enrichment Academy strives to provide just that! Designed to increase the matriculation, retention, and graduation rates of students of African descent, this program's unique structure and cultural enrichment offerings will provide you with the Valley’s Own HBCU Experience. Whether you are earning an associate degree or planning to transfer, this program is for you!��

To enroll in this Learning Community, please contact Counselor/Professor Raichelle Grays at raichelle.grays@deltacollege.edu

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Directing Adults on the Right ��ɫ��Ƶ for Employment (DARTE) Learning Community

Associated Class 306

The DARTE learning community��is the perfect opportunity to direct students onto a career path and provide a jump start into college. DARTE is a small cohort model designed for the working adult. Students can earn high school diploma credits and college units at the same time. Join DARTE to learn about yourself, career options and develop lifelong skills. Complete transfer level math and English classes while finishing High School Diploma/ High School Equivalency (HSD/HSE). All DARTE courses do not require books to be purchased and use open education resources (OERs). Students can��dual enroll at the adult schools and Delta College through SB554.  During the student journey, you will be working with a dedicated counselor and teachers through the DARTE learning community. Whether you are wanting to complete a certificate, degree, or transfer to a four-year college, we are here to support you through your journey from the adult school onto Delta College and beyond.

To enroll into this learning community, please contact Dr. Heather Maloy at��heather.maloy@deltacollege.edu.

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Empowering Positive Initiatives for Change (EPIC) Learning Community

Associated Class 302

Would you like to be part of a learning community that will help you become aware of yourself and the influences that have shaped who you are today, giving you the knowledge, tools, and motivation to establish goals that will help you to become the person you want to be? Would you like to be part of an experience that will help you to understand the political process; the inner workings of our country’s institutions; and a deeper understanding of your rights and liberties that will empower you to advocate and represent ideals that will help bring about positive action on campus, in the community, the State of California, and the U.S.A.? Would you like to be empowered with research and information literacy skills that will enable you to find, evaluate, analyze and organize reputable information sources for a research paper and to cite properly the retrieved sources in one of the major writing styles? This learning community is designed to support Filipino, Asian American and Pacific Islander (FAAPI) students but is open to all students who have an interest in exploring these topics through the lens of the FAAPI experience.

To enroll in this Learning Community, please contact Resource Specialist��Nancy Sin at��nancy.sin@deltacollege.edu.

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Native American Success Academy (NASA)

Associated Class 310

The Native American Success Academy (NASA) was established to strengthen��pathway��through the California Community Colleges for Native American students, to increase and ensure the educational success of Native American students, and develop Native American leaders��to empower future generations.

To enroll in this Learning Community, please contact��Darlene Solorio at��darlene.solorio@deltacollege.edu

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PRIDE Learning Community

Associated Class 311

Pride Learning Community promotes student success in college and life through an immersive communal experience in academics and college life. Students learn together with faculty and staff in an immersive, engaging, and exciting environment. Joining a learning community is one of the best ways to get the most out of your college experience.

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To enroll in this Learning Community, please contact��Alicia Gutierrez at��alicia.gutierrez@deltacollege.edu

Puente: Building Bridges for Transfer

Associated Class 303

Puente: Building Bridges for Transfer

Puente (Spanish for "bridge") is a national-award-winning program that has helped thousands of students to reach their dreams of college success with a curricular focus on Latino literature and experience. The Puente community college program and Learning Community consists of three interrelated components: writing, counseling/personal development, and mentoring.

To enroll in this Learning Community, please contact Professor/Counselor Daniel Fernandez at��daniel.fernandez@deltacollege.edu.

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