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Faculty & Staff Directory Office of the President News About BCC Shared Governance Accreditation BCC Data Dashboards Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers Apply Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers Office of Student Activities and Campus Life CONNECT. GET INVOLVED. GAIN LEADERSHIP SKILLS. GROW. Welcome to the Office of Student Activities and Campus Life. Our role is to provide a link between students’ classroom experiences to activities outside of the classroom. We aim to provide learning experiences that stimulate and encourage social, cultural, and recreational interactions. Through sponsored services, programs, and events on campus, students will have the opportunity to create meaningful experiences at our campus. Our office provides students the tools and resources for their individual and student organization success. We encourage all of you to find experiences through our office that will challenge and supporting your learning. We want you to be part of life lessons and memories created through the programs offered to make your experiences an integral part of Berkeley City College’s educational environment.   Associated Students of Berkeley City College Interested in representing students and advocate on their behalf? Through the student government, you can build your leadership skills and help make student voices heard. Join ASBCC!   Student Clubs & Organizations Interact with students in a wide variety of clubs we have available for you! From academic, community service, and cultural clubs to political and various social and recreational clubs, we have a club for you! Once you become a chartered club, we encourage you to market your events and activities online and on our bulletin boards. In order to have your flyers on the bulletin board, you must receive approval by the Office of Student Activities & Campus Life. To have you flyers approved, please bring your flyers to the Welcome Desk for us to review and stamp. Once it is stamped, we will post them on the bulletin boards for you. Club List Club Chartering Application Service Learning Outcomes 1. PROMOTE STUDENT LEADERSHIP:   Student leaders, in collaboration with their respective organization members such as student government, clubs and/or campus departments will plan, develop and implement meaningful student activities that promote and educate the community of the organizations’ mission. 2. STUDENT ENGAGEMENT:   Develop activities, events, and programs designed for the social, cultural, instructional, and leadership development of students.   Service Area Outcomes Service Area Outcome 1:  Students will participate in programs offered by the Office of Student Activities & Campus Life.     Service Area Outcome 2:  The Office of Student Activities and Campus Life will provide timely and personal responses to informational requests.     Service Area Outcome 3:  Students will increase their engagement and participation in activities. 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Click to view our Privacy Policy. Berkeley City College Laney College College Of Alameda Merritt College Career Education – Berkeley City College Skip to main content search Menu ACADEMICS Show submenu for ACADEMICS Academic & Career Communities Departments Planning to Transfer? High School Student Programs Career Education Non-Credit Community Classes Academic Calendar Class Schedules and Course Catalogs CAMPUS ADMISSION & AID Show submenu for ADMISSION & AID Admissions & Records Financial Aid Scholarship & Grants Student Fees & Making a Payment STUDENT RESOURCES Show submenu for STUDENT RESOURCES Library Bookstore Counseling Tutoring Support Services Learning Communities Campus Life Accessibility Services ABOUT Show submenu for ABOUT Our Mission Why Berkeley City College? 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Faculty & Staff Directory Office of the President News About BCC Shared Governance Accreditation BCC Data Dashboards Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers Apply Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers Career Education About Whether you’re just starting to explore your career options or already have some experience, Berkeley City College offers various Career Education courses designed to fit your needs. Our courses and programs aim to provide quality career education and training, educated support and advising, industry certifications, and internships. Take the next step in your professional journey and enroll in a Career Education course today!             Find out more about Career Education at BCC Booklets about our CE Programs BCC Summer Program for High School Students and Early College Credit CE Resources Advisory Committees BCC Career and Transfer Center BCC Apprenticeship Programs Federal, State, and Local Funding Contact Us [email protected] Additional Resources Career Education Program Booklets Take a moment to explore our programs and see what you can potentially earn from your new job upon completion. Analytical Chemistry Biotechnology Business Computer Information Systems Education Teacher Preparation Human Services Multimedia Arts Want to check what you would be earning after your program completion?  The  salary calculator  can tell you just how much our programs are worth. Our Programs can get you where you need to be. CE Advisory Committees Social Work and Human Services Bob Redlo Interim Executive Director, East Bay Health Workforce Partnership Bruce Ingraham Vice President Emeritus, Senior Helpers Claudia Gonzalez Dean of Student Services Berkeley High School Lisa Cook Dean, Liberal Arts, Berkeley City College Melina Winterton HUSV program coordinator, Berkeley City College Midhun Joseph Adult Education Liaison, Berkeley City College Nathan Dahl Community Development Coordinator, City of Berkeley Sanjida Mazid Manager Workforce Development, Education and Training, Alameda County Behavioral Health Skyler Barton Counselor, Berkeley City College Sonja Herbert Faculty, Berkeley City College Tim Rose Chair, Social Science Department, Berkeley City College Yamini Bhatnagar Faculty, Berkeley City College CIS Benjamin Allen Faculty, Berkeley City College Emmanuel Onyeador Academy Director, Oakland Tech High School Joseph Beilanski Articulation Officer, Berkeley City College Karen Croley Project Manager Career Education, Berkeley City College Katherine Bergman Guided Pathways Regional Coordinator San Francisco Bay Area, CA Community College, Chancellor’s Office Joya Chavarin Interim Dean of Math, Science, Business and Applied Technology, Berkeley City College Kuni Hay Vice President, Berkeley City College Lindsay Anglin Guided Pathways Regional Coordinator (Bay Area), Foundation for California Community Colleges Mary Clark-Miller Co-Chair Multimedia Arts Department, CE Liaison, Berkeley City College Mark Frey Teacher at Skyline High School, Oakland Nancy Cayton Curriculum & Student Learning Outcome and Assessment Specialist, Berkeley City College Olivia Herriford Bay Area Community Colleges Consortium Paramsothy Thananjeyan CIS and Business Department Chair, Berkeley City College Ray Kaupp Regional Director, Employer Engagement, ICT and Digital Media at Bay Area Community College Collaborative Rebecca Lacocque Oakland Unified School District, Linked Learning & CTE Director Richard Grotegut Technology Consultant, Director WASTC Elevate CTE, San Jose William Morgan Software Engineer at Applied Materials, Berkeley Biotechnology and Analytical Chemistry Advisory Committee Azul Lewis Chemistry Technician, Berkeley City College Barbara Des Rochers Faculty, Director Biotechnology, Berkeley City College Danika LeDuc Associate Dean, College of Science, California State University East Bay, Hayward Deborah Budd Former President, Berkeley City College Deepti Tanjori Interim Program Head, ABPDU, JBEI, Berkeley Claire Robertson Lawrence Fellow, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore Erika Yeh Faculty, Berkeley City College Jamie Acosta Staff Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley Julie Saba Sr. Scientist, Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco Karen Croley Project Manager Career Education, Berkeley City College Kuni Hay Vice President of Instruction, Berkeley City College Michel Faure Director, Ensigna Biosystem, San Leandro Natalia Fedorova Science Laboratory Coordinator, Berkeley City College Pieter de Haan Co-Chair Science Department, Biology Faculty, Berkeley City College Randy Yang Faculty, Berkeley City College Ryan Bremer Assoc. 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Prof. Dept of Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley Sam Gillette Co-Chair Science Department, Chemistry Faculty, Berkeley City College Scott Blitch Faculty, Berkeley City College Siraj Omar Faculty, Berkeley City College Wayne Spevak Sr. Director of Chemistry, Plexxikon, Berkeley Yu-chien Chou Operations Manager, Ensigna Biosystems, San Leandro Motion Graphics Advisory Committee Adrian Martinez Graphic DesignerDesigner, Vi Creative – Animation/Motion Ariel Shepard student, Berkeley City College Benjamin Ng Graphics Designer, Rick House Media Motion Christopher Richard Bernal Freelance Motion Designer on contract with Apple, Cupertino Gwyan Rhabyt Chair Art Department California State University East Bay, Hayward Jeff Paul Video Motion Graphics Designer, Apple, Cupertino Marvin Han Motion Graphics Editor, GoPro Mary Clarke-Miller Co-chair Multimedia Arts Department, Berkeley City College Michel Bobot Faculty, Berkeley City College Monica Cappiello Department Director of Digital Art and Animation Cogswell Natalie Newman Co-chair Multimedia Arts Department, Berkeley City College Valerie Mih Creative Director and Content Creator, Faculty, Berkeley City College Digital Imaging and Digital Photography Advisory Committee Bijan Yasher Faculty, Berkeley City College Brad Boca Faculty, Berkeley City College Chris Roche Professional Photographer, San Francisco Mary Clarke-Miller Co-chair Multimedia Arts Department, Berkeley City College Natalie Newman Co-chair Multimedia Arts Department, Berkeley City College Nicolo Sertorio Visual Artist, Oakland Tressa Pack Faculty, Berkeley City College Educati Career & Transfer Center - Berkeley City College Skip to main content search Menu ACADEMICS Show submenu for ACADEMICS Academic & Career Communities Departments Planning to Transfer? 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Additional services include Letters of Recommendation, Guidance of College Reports, Transfer Application Assistance, Appointments with college Admission Advisors, Transfer, Career, Scholarship, and Employment Workshops. Appointments to assist with Transfer and/or Cover Letters, Resume, Career/Academic Exploration, and any other requests that can be offered remotely and in person.   Starting Point Mentorship Program The Starting Point Mentorship Program (SPMP) pairs eligible community college students with current UC Berkeley student mentors that offer guidance, motivation and access to admissions, campus, and community resources. The program is specifically designed to encourage California Community College students from all backgrounds to explore their academic potential and prepare for transfer to UC Berkeley and other 4-year universities. Mentoring is conducted through: Zoom, email, phone calls, campus visits, workshops, and the use of online technologies. Apply Here   Cross-enrollment Petition For students looking to take a class at UC Berkeley in Spring 2026 , please fill out this cross-enrollment petition form . Transfer Resources Transfer Alliance Project (TAP) A highly successful academic advising and enrichment program serving more than 1,000 underserved students at 45 California community colleges. Participants receive support services designed to facilitate their transfer to the University of California and other baccalaureate-granting institutions. You can schedule an in-person appointment at BCC to meet with a UC TAP Advisor. You can schedule an in person appointment at BCC to meet with a UC TAP Advisor UC TAP Appointment Separately, if you are interested in attending UC TAP Webinar events, please fill out this form UC TAP Webinar Events CSU Transfer Resource Interested in transferring to a CSU? If so, you’ve come to the right place! There are 23 CSU campuses throughout California, a complete list of which can be found at the   California State University Website . At this website you can also compare CSUs by location, size, setting, sports, and more, to find the best campus for you. Degree with a Guarantee As a community college student interested in applying to a CSU, it is important to be aware of the CSU system’s CCC-Associate Degree for Transfer program. These degrees, Associate in Art for Transfer (AA-T) and the Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) are two-year community college degrees that are fully transferable to CSUs. When applying to a CSU, these degrees are sometimes called a  Degree with a Guarantee ,  meaning that students who complete an AA-T or AS-T and meet the CSU’s minimum eligibility requirements are guaranteed  priority admission to a CSU campus . Be sure to speak with an academic counselor at Berkeley City College in order to create an educational plan that will ensure your completion of an AA-T or AS-T in your intended major by the time you wish to transfer to a CSU in order to make sure your application is as competitive as possible. How to Apply to a CSU If you’re looking to apply to a CSU, first meet with an Academic Counselor at BCC to double-check your progress and make sure that you’ve met the requirements to transfer. Transfer students will need a minimum of 60 units in order to transfer into a CSU, as well as successful completion of general education courses, such as   IGETC   or the   CSU-GE breadth . The minimum GPA for resident CSU transfers is 2.00, while the minimum GPA for nonresident CSU transfers is 2.40. However, in order to be a competitive applicant it is encouraged that you attempt to surpass this minimum, as all majors have different GPA requirements and averages. The CSU application can be found online at  https://calstate.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/#/login . The application fee is $70, however the CSU system offers a limited amount of fee waivers that are automatically applied to your application based upon your answers to income questions within the application. For more information on the CSU application, please check out this   CSU Step-by-Step application Playlist Please also check out the   Top 5 Do’s and Don’ts for you CSU Transfer Application While all of the CSU campuses offer Fall admission, some CSUs offer Winter and Spring quarter admission as well. As of 2018, the application deadlines are as follows: Fall: October 1 – November 30 Winter: June 1 – June 30 Spring: August 1 – August 31 Please review the   Dates and Deadlines   page on the CSU Website for more detailed information on what majors and campuses are open for your ideal transfer date. Every Fall the Transfer and Career Center hosts application workshops and holds one-on-one meetings with students in order to better facilitate the application process. Contact us or keep an eye on our   Events Calendar   for more information. HBCU Transfer Resources The California Community Colleges are here to get you into Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Advantages: Acceptance of completed transfer-level community college courses A free single application for up to four participating partner HBCU institutions A simplified transfer process Priority consideration for housing when application submitted by the posted deadline Consideration for transfer scholarships if you have a 3.2 or higher grade point average (based on funding availability) Pre-admission advisement For more information check out the California Community College Transfer Guarantee to HBCU website UC Transfer Resource Interested in transferring to a UC? If so, you’ve come to the right place! There are nine UC ( University of California ) schools throughout the state: UC Berkeley UC Davis UC Irvine UC Merced UC Riverside UC San Diego UC Santa Barbara UC Santa Cruz UC Los Angeles Would you be interested in learning more about one or more of these schools? Click on their name above to explore their website! For more information on the applications fo FERPA: Student Right to Privacy Skip to main content search Menu ACADEMICS Show submenu for ACADEMICS Academic & Career Communities Departments Planning to Transfer? 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Faculty & Staff Directory Office of the President News About BCC Shared Governance Accreditation BCC Data Dashboards Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers Apply Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers FERPA: Student Right to Privacy About The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) was designed to protect the privacy of educational records and to establish the rights of students to inspect and review their educational records . It also provides control over the release of educational record information. The original intent of this legislation was to keep elementary and high school records private and to give parents access to their child's school records. What is an Educational Record? Under FERPA, education records are defined as records that are directly related to a student and are maintained by an education agency or institution or by a party acting for the agency or institution. Education records can exist in any medium, including typed, computer-generated, videotape, audiotape, film, microfilm, microfiche, and email, among others. Education records DO NOT INCLUDE such things as: Sole possession records, such as records or notes in sole possession of the maker, used only as a personal memory aid and not revealed or accessible to any other person except a temporary substitute for the maker of the record. (This might include notes an instructor makes while providing career or professional guidance to a student.) Medical treatment records that include, but are not limited to, records maintained by physicians, psychiatrists, and psychologists. Employment records when employment is not contingent on being a student, provided the record is used only in relation to the individual’s employment. Records created and maintained by a law enforcement unit are used only for that purpose and revealed only to law enforcement agencies of the same jurisdiction, as long as the enforcement unit does not have access to education records. Post-attendance records, such as information about a person obtained when the person was no longer a student (e.g., alumni records) do not relate to the person as a student. Disclosure of Information FERPA permits the disclosure of personally identifiable information from students’ education records, without consent of the student, if the disclosure meets certain conditions found in § 99.31 of the FERPA regulations and Administrative Procedure 3001.1 Student Records, Release, Correction and Challenge. Except for disclosures to school officials, disclosures related to some judicial orders or lawfully issued subpoenas, and disclosures to the student, § 99.32 of FERPA regulations requires the institution to record the disclosure. Eligible students have a right to inspect and review the record of disclosures. A postsecondary institution may disclose personally identifiable information from the education records without obtaining prior written consent from the student: To other school officials, including teachers, within the District, whom the school has determined to have legitimate educational interests. This includes contractors, consultants, volunteers, or other parties to whom the school has outsourced institutional services or functions, provided that the conditions listed in § 99.31(a)(1)(i)(B)( 1 ) - (a)(1)(i)(B)( 3 ) are met. To officials of another school where the student seeks or intends to enroll, or where the student is already enrolled, if the disclosure is for purposes related to the student’s enrollment or transfer, subject to the requirements of § 99.34. To authorized representatives of the U.S. Comptroller General, the U.S. Attorney General, the U.S. Secretary of Education, or State and local educational authorities, such as a State postsecondary authority that is responsible for supervising the university’s State-supported education programs. Disclosures under this provision may be made, subject to the requirements of § 99.35, in connection with an audit or evaluation of Federal or State-supported education programs, or for the enforcement of or compliance with Federal legal requirements that relate to those programs. In connection with financial aid for which the student has applied or which the student has received, if the information is necessary to determine eligibility for the aid, determine the amount of the aid, determine the conditions of the aid, or enforce the terms and conditions of the aid. To organizations conducting studies for, or on behalf of, the school, in order to: (a) develop, validate, or administer predictive tests; (b) administer student aid programs; or (c) improve instruction. To accrediting organizations to carry out their accrediting functions. To comply with a judicial order or lawfully issued subpoena. To appropriate officials in connection with a health or safety emergency To a victim of an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or a non-forcible sex offense, subject to the requirements of § 99.39. The disclosure may only include the final results of the disciplinary proceeding with respect to that alleged crime or offense, regardless of the finding. To the general public, the final results of a disciplinary proceeding, subject to the requirements of § 99.39, if the school determines the student is an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense, and the student has committed a violation of the school’s rules or policies with respect to the allegation made against him or her. To parents of a student regarding the student’s violation of any Federal, State, or local law, or of any rule or policy of the school, governing the use or possession of alcohol or a controlled substance, if the school determines the student committed a disciplinary violation and the student is under the age of 21. Who is a School Official? “School Official” typically includes anyone employed by the District/college in an administrative, supervisory, academic, research, or support staff position; any person elected to the Board of Trustees; students serving on official college committees; and people employed by or under contract with the District/college to perform a specific task. A school official has a “legitimate educational interest” if the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill their professional responsibility. Students’ Rights According to FERPA Students and former students have rights to inspect and review their education records Student Accessibility Services (SAS) – Berkeley City College Skip to main content search Menu ACADEMICS Show submenu for ACADEMICS Academic & Career Communities Departments Planning to Transfer? 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High School Student Programs Career Education Non-Credit Community Classes Academic Calendar Class Schedules and Course Catalogs CAMPUS ADMISSION & AID Show submenu for ADMISSION & AID Admissions & Records Financial Aid Scholarship & Grants Student Fees & Making a Payment STUDENT RESOURCES Show submenu for STUDENT RESOURCES Library Bookstore Counseling Tutoring Support Services Learning Communities Campus Life Accessibility Services ABOUT Show submenu for ABOUT Our Mission Why Berkeley City College? Faculty & Staff Directory Office of the President News About BCC Shared Governance Accreditation BCC Data Dashboards Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers Apply Students Faculty & Staff Donate Student Portal Login Translation Careers Student Accessibility Services (SAS) If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at   [email protected] . A note for new and returning students: You must have an active student ID# to register for our program. If you have not already, please go through the steps on the   Apply Now page . Returning students – if you have not registered for classes at any of the Peralta colleges in the past two terms, you will need to re-apply to the college. Students can access AIM through their   student portal . Search our current class schedule Continuing SAS Student Appointments Registering with Student Accessibility Services Click here for the application for Student Accessibility Services . Returning students who have already filled out an application in AIM can log in to AIM to request accommodations. Have your verification of disability on hand. You will be prompted to upload it during the second step of the application. Schedule an appointment with an SAS counselor by emailing [email protected] . If possible, obtain transcripts from other colleges or high schools for education planning. Please review the Policy Guidelines for Services and Student Rights and Responsibilities . About SAS & Eligibility Berkeley City College’s (BCC) Student Accessibility Services (SAS) operates under mandates set forth in Section 504 and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990; and Title V of the California Code of Regulations.  These laws and regulations govern: Who can be served; The procedures required to determine if a student qualifies for services; The types of services that can be offered. In order to receive services through SAS, students must have a disability that poses an educational limitation and prevents the student from equal participation in college classes, activities or services. Such disabilities may include (but are not limited to): Mobility, visual, hearing, or speech disability Learning disability (LD) Acquired brain injury Intellectual disability Psychological disability Other chronic or health-related limitations that create a barrier to educational access. Mission Our mission is to provide accommodations and assistance to students with disabilities that facilitate their achieving their educational goals.  We are committed to ensuring that students receive equal access to all programs and services. To that end, we seek to balance the student’s right to access with our obligation to protect the integrity of our college’s programs and services. Students with disabilities attending BCC and enrolling in classes are expected to meet course goals as outlined in the class syllabus. SAS  services provided depend on: the individual student’s verified disability; his or her educational limitations; the course requirements A review of each student’s progress is conducted on semester-by-semester basis. This review ensures that the student is making measurable progress toward his or her stated goals, and that the services provided are appropriate to the student’s educational needs. Service Area Outcomes Create Educational Assistance Courses that provide adaptive strategies for students with disabilities to address their educational limitations to ensure academic success and/or to address career and vocational barriers.  Develop resources for faculty to create equal access for students with disabilities in the academic environment Develop written resource materials for students to better utilize SAS services Documentation During the second step of your application, you will be prompted to upload your verification of disability. Documentation verifying a disability may include, but is not limited to: high school special education plans (IEPs); medical records or reports; psychological evaluations or assessments; LD testing from another California community college. If you do not have documentation, you can take our   Verification of Disability form   to a qualified professional who has working knowledge of your disability. The qualified professional must complete, sign, and date the professional section of the form. A qualified professional may include a physician, a psychologist, an LD Specialist, or other licensed professional. All disability-related information provided by students is kept strictly confidential. This information is accessible to SAS only. Contact Us Please note: Currently, the most consistent way to get in contact with us is through   [email protected] . All meetings will be held over Zoom or by phone. While working from home, many of us are calling out from restricted numbers. If you are unable (or don’t want) to receive restricted calls, please make sure to request a zoom meeting with your counselor. NAME PHONE EMAIL Elissa Jaw Coordinator/Counselor (510) 981-2835 [email protected] Jean Rowland Academic Counselor (510) 981-2973 [email protected] Jessica Kumar Academic Counselor   [email protected] Roberto Gonzalez Alternate Media Specialist (510) 981-2826 [email protected] Elaine Gerber LD Specialist (510) 981-2929 [email protected]  James Gioia Academic Counselor (510) 981-2909 [email protected] Dolores Harshaw Assessment Specialist (510) 981-2813 [email protected] Hoda Jirde Staff Assistant (510) 981-2812 [email protected] Resources Paratransit Reimbursement Attention PSSD students: The Peralta Community College District now extends transportation reimbursement to students who rely on Paratransit services for their commute to school and other school-related events.  For more information please click on to the following link: https://www.peralta.edu/student-resources/paratransit Academic Accommodations To afford students with disabilities equal access to BCC’s programs and activities, we offer academic accommodations.  Academic accommodations allow students the same participation available to students without disabilities and may come in the form of services or alternate methods designed to help students meet academic tasks.  Accommodations are prescribed by the Title IX – Berkeley City College Skip to main content search Menu ACADEMICS Show submenu for ACADEMICS Academic & Career Communities Departments Planning to Transfer? 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The Mandatory Student Sexual Harassment Training will be available at the beginning of the next academic year. Students, please complete the Sexual Harassment Prevention Training, which can be found on your Canvas dashboard. Click the link or icon below to get started :   Mandatory Title IX Annual Student Training   -->   Community Resources, Policies, and Forms Title IX Information: "Dear Colleague" Letter Title IX and Sex Discrimination – Office for Civil Rights Policy Guidelines for California Campuses Addressing Sexual Assault, Dating, Domestic Violence, and Stalking Pregnancy Protections under Title IX : Title IX considers pregnancy discrimination to be a form of sex discrimination. Schools must treat pregnancy, childbirth, and related conditions the same way they treat any other temporary disability. Please see Know Your Rights: Pregnant or Parenting? Community Services and Resources:  Berkeley City College Resource Page Alameda County Resource Guide Alameda County Public Health Department Policies and Procedures: Peralta District Discrimination and Harassment Policy Administrative Procedure 3540: Sexual and Other Assaults on Campus Training Materials NACUA training was completed by Kyla Oh in October 2025. NACUA MATERIALS 1. NACUA Title IX Online Module 1 2. NACUA Title IX Online Module 2 3. NACUA Title IX Online Module 3 4. NACUA Title IX Online Module 4 5. NACUA Title IX Online Module 5 6. NACUA Title IX Online Module 6 7. NACUA Title IX Online Module 7 8. NACUA Title IX Online Module 8 9. NACUA Title IX Online Module 9 10. 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