Student Services Center / EOP

Welcome to the College of Health & Human Development

We are the College of Life. If you are interested in pursuing a professional career focused on promoting and improving the health and well-being of individuals, families and the community, you have come to the right place. Our nine academic departments offer a variety of options/programs that prepare students for a wide range of rewarding and dynamic professional careers and areas of study. We are here to Enhance, Empower, and Enrich the human experience.

To get to a successful and satisfying professional career, start with a major that matches your talents and personality. Making an informed choice about your major will help you progress through the program that is right for you and to graduate in a timely manner.

We in the HHD Student Services Center/EOP are here to assist and guide you and to answer your questions. We take pride in providing a collaborative and holistic approach to advising. Engage in your academic process by seeking advising from the Health and Human Development Student Services Center and in your major. Ask questions--we are here for you! We look forward to meeting and working with you.

About us:

The EOP has over 50-years history of improving access and retention of historically low-income and educationally disadvantaged students. EOP students have the potential and demonstrated motivation to perform satisfactorily at a CSU, but may not have been able to realize their fullest potential because of economic or educational backgrounds.

Health and Human Development (HHD) Student Services Center/EOP is the advising center for EOP Students and also any undergraduate students enrolled in, or interested in, the College of Health and Human Development.

General information and assistance:

• 818-677-2883

Advising is available by appointment.

How We Help You:

• We provide personal one-on-one advising services
• Academic success workshops
• Transitional academic programs for first-time freshmen and first-time transfer students
• College-based academic advisement services
• Recruitment and retention services for students
• Assistance with adding and dropping classes
• Financial-aid reinstatement
• Access to financial assistance to those who qualify
• Academic reinstatement
• University petitions

Start Here:

• Calculate Your GPA (opens/downloads Excel file)
• Promoting Achievement and Success
• Resources for Academic Success

How do I know what classes I should take and how do I make an academic plan?

Use the Self-Serve Degree Progress Report (DPR)/Planner on your portal.

• Info, and Video: How to Find, Read and Print your DPR

You must bring your Degree Progress Report (DPR)/Planner to your advising appointment.

• Step by Step “How To Guide” for DPRs and Planners
  • Freshmen and Sophomores – Lower Division (100 & 200 level) classes, General Education classes
  • Juniors and Seniors – General Education
     

Contact Your Academic Department for more information

• Upper Division (300 – 400 level) Major Classes
• Graduation
• Faculty Mentoring and Professional Development

Our Advising Team

• Mario Lopez, Director, HHD Student Services Center/EOP
• Karine Papazyan, Academic Advisor, HHD
• Baldemar Soto, Academic Advisor, HHD
• Josefina Gudino Mendoza, Academic Advisor, Health Sciences
• Moises Rogelio, Academic Advisor, Health Sciences
• Patricia Ramirez, Academic Advisor, Kinesiology
• Rocio Rosales, Academic Advisor, Kinesiology

• Renee Martinez, Data Specialist, HHD

• Joanne Moreno, Graduation Retention Specialist, HHD
• Miguel Hernandez, Graduation Retention Specialist, HHD