College of Health and Human Development
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Quick Guide
Get the "Paperwork" Done
- Academic Calendar
- Application Dates/Filing Periods
- Catalog, University
- Classes, Schedule of
- Commencement
- Final Exams Schedules
- Financial Aid
- Forms Students Need
Campus Resources:
Assistance and Support:
General Campus Info:
About the Student Services Center/Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
We are located in:
Sequoia Hall (SQ) 111
818-677-2883
Advisement by appointment.
This is the advisement center for undergraduate students enrolled in, or interested in the college of Health and Human Development. Whether you're a freshman, transfer student, EOP student, international or continuing student this is your first stop.
Dr. Mario Lopez |
Established almost 45 years ago, The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) is designed to improve 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 they have not been able to realize their fullest potential because of their economic or educational background. The program provides admission and academic assistance to EOP-eligible undergraduate students. In many cases, the program offers financial assistance to eligible students. Campuses tailor their programs to accommodate the needs of their student populations. We can also direct you to advisement within your academic department in the College of Health and Human Development. |
Advisement Center Team:
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Renee Martinez, M.A., |
Rocio Leal Angel |
Nereida Garcia, M.S., |
Pat Tabidian, M.S., |
The SSC/EOP provides assistance with:
- personal one-on-one advisement 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
- adding and dropping classes
- financial-aid re-instatement
- access to financial assistance to those who qualify
- academic re-instatement
- university petitions
- faculty mentoring programs
Download and view PowerPoint presentation: All About Freshman Academic Advisement
Download and view PowerPoint presentation: All About Transfer Student Group Advisement
"How Do I Get to Graduation?"
A Message from the Associate Dean, Tami Abourezk
Welcome to the College of Health and Human Development! If you are interested in pursuing a professional career focused on promoting and improving the health and well-being in individuals, families and communities, you have come to the right place.
Our nine academic departments offer a variety of options and academic programs that prepare students for a wide range of rewarding and dynamic professional careers and areas of further study. To achieve your goal of a successful and satisfying professional career, you need to start with a major that matches your talents and personality.
Making a smart, informed choice about your major will help you progress through the program that is right for you so you can graduate in a timely manner. As you embark on your academic journey, know that we are here to assist and guide you and to answer your questions.
We take pride in providing a collaborative and holistic approach to advisement. We believe that each of us plays a significant role in this relationship and the role you play is key to your success.
In other words, you need to actively engage in the academic process by seeking advisement from the Student Service Center/EOP for the College of Health and Human Development and in your major. Ask questions, make informed choices, and study hard. We look forward to meeting and working with you.
Tami Abourezk, Associate Dean
College of Health and Human Development
