Lots of career opportunities ... many job choices

Law Enforcement Officer:

Degree, Certificate and Skill Award

• • offers an exciting opportunity to students who are interested in pursuing careers in business. Our business programs offer variety and quality of instruction. You will have an opportunity to explore many specific options within the business field in order to make the most intelligent decision about a career path.

Our flexible scheduling also allows working individuals to enroll. Everyone from executives to the head of a household can benefit.

1'111!!11••-Jmv ... courses are transferable to both the California •11\iMii!Mnilv of California systems, as well as to

T.lll• l!lllrrll!llltJITI Is designed such that most courses certificates ... and fulfill the major requirements for

www.lamission.edu/business

Many excellent employment opportunities await the indi­vidual trained in business. It is one of the few areas where entry-level positions are available can lead to rapid promotion in a wide range of careers. Business graduates are found in almost every major empla• sector ...

A business education prepares you for a career specializations, including manager, controller, director, Al'li"Ylil llfttll

consultant, marketer, supervisor, administrator, ......... ...

Child Development

Skill Certificate (12 Units)

Family Child Care

English 28

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General Education

Development Administration

Associate of Arts Degree: Child Development Permit Child Development

Transfer to 4-year college/umvers1ty program

(from the Commission on Teacher Credent1ahng)

loyment Opportunities

g careers can be launched with expertise in office nologies. Opportunities are available in government, ical, merchandising, transportation, technical, and

ny other fields. A degree or certificate in Computer ications & Office Technologies can lead to many

g and well-paying careers ...

Computer Applications & Office Technologies

will open many doors for the person who is well trained In office skills and has a general knowledge of business. Today's offices need people familiar with the latest, most essential software programs such as Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Access - in addition to excellent communication skills.

The Computer Applications & Office Technologies Program at Mission College will help you become a successful member of the business world.

Administrative Coordinator

Clerk Typist

llolO~'-~''-•"TE OF ARTS DEGREE:

Correspondence Secretary

Executive Assistant

Invoice Clerk

f Receptionist

r Records Management Director

Secretary

Customer Service Rep

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Business Communications, Office Assistant

Our classes are taught in Mission College's high-tech Computer Applications & Office Technologies Center, a state-of-the-art computer classroom with more than 40 workstations.

Courses Offered: Access Excel PowerPoint Windows Word Desktop Publishing Business Communications Business English Business Terminology Electronic Calculation Keyboarding Beginning to Advanced Keyboarding Improvement Machine

Associate Degree In

Full Certificate in Microcomputer

Skill Award in

Computer Terminology, Cc•nc.P

Application

F&CS 109 F&CSIFSM FSM 110 FSM 104 Health 11 Speech 101

~£Wt:~~lc#!i a difference in your community ... ifyou want to of others, offamilies and society, the Family and Con­

program can help you do it.

program is to provide individuals with the tools necessary ··--•t''""" impact in their communities.

student will emerge empowered to affect public poli­..,.....,.,, ... ,. families, consumers, children, students, and society as a

Completion ofthe degree or certificate program in Family and Consumer Studies can lead to many different jobs and careers: Consumer Consultant Nutrition Consultant Dietitian Nutrition Educator Dietary Services Supervisor Test Kitchen Home Economist Product and Equipment Demonstrator Consumer Educator- money management specialist,

credit counselor, radio/television; advertising; appliance specialist

Gerontology Consultant or Aide- On senior citizen home, community recreation program or public housing project)

Residential Care Administrator Hospitality, Travel and Tourism and Event

Planning

Nutrition (14 units)

FAMILY AND CONSUMER STUDIES

~ SKILL AWARDS

lntro to Hospitality Lodging Manacll (15 units) (14

l CERTIFICATES

(approx. 19-31 units) Family Development (22 units)

Dietary Services Supervisor (21 Gerontology (2o-21 units)

Consumer Education Management

of the processes of aging from conception to death and the aging and the aged in society. The Gerontology Program at

to: for employment in the aging network, (b) provide continuing

MC:hmleM and career development, (c) provide general education lftil'lfttm government agencies in meeting state regulations.

Mllnt,Qmflca·re of Gerontology after completing 24 specified units, or

ASsociate's Degree after completing 60 specified units.

~~-!OI'IC the need continues for qualified, trained personnel at all --•nu ......... for those trained in gerontology will be abundant,

the U.S. population aged 65 years and over is expected to 1u·•u•n10n by 2030. As the most populous state, California will

of the elderly, creating a need for programs and services life for older Americans. Our graduates work in business,

ifltrltttron. travel, nutrition, health care, care management,

REQUIRED COURSES FCS 6 Challenges FCS 21 Nutrition

or FCS36 FCS31 FCS37 FCS38 FCS39 FCS 70 FCS91 TOTAL

Nutrition for Marriage & Family Training for Gelron1tijk)giQif~ In-Home Care Child I Adult care GNin9 Community Projects Life Management

Recommended: FSM 101 Food Production FCS/FSM 50 Sanitation & Safety" FCS 26 Modified Diets

*Meets DSS RCFE requirements **Meets public health requltement

REQUIRED COURSES First Semester

FCS 6 Challenges UI·•"RD·• :· • FCS 31 Marriage and ~IIIV· '

FCS 37 Training forGelrontiOid Graduation Rec1Uirllm41dl_.ct, TOTAL

to do what they love - be Khi'INwworks with the client to

client's needs. The results JmK;It.~~aedrawing floor plans, window treatments, flooring and

accessories that are beautiful,

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Los Angeles Mission College offers a 2 year degree-granting Interior Design. Classes are taught by working professionals education and experience.

How far you take your education in Interior Design depends on schedule. Los Angeles Mission College offers you many choices:

;:J Pr g r (minimum 60 units) This path is designed for students who want to earn an Associate Interior Design, and/or eventually transfer to a four-year university.

r If '1 0 I, I (35 UnitS) This path works well for those who have limited time to devote and who want to pursue an immediate career goal in a particularasg~~ Interior Design. The certificate path helps you qualify for state-rmardltell\~ certification leading to a number of career choices in Interior Design.

h d !\ v,ml (8-12 units) This path is designed for students who wish to concentrate on a SPidl(l• of Interior Design. Skill awards are given in interior design; space Dlannlna design; and technology and interior design.

Note: Many credits earned in the skill award and certificate prctgl'latn!l'lllall toward the curriculum leading to an Associate degree and may be for transfer to a four-year college or university.

Students enrolled in the degree or certificate programs are portunity to serve an internship with a design firm or a gat•~t internship provides students with valuable experience whilll!t~ school and an opportunity to explore current design trends. 12 completed units in Interior Design are required.

108 hours of Internship is required.

hefnstructoif's at lAM are industry and art pro­Is to inspire as well as teach technique.

• ··UD~~ aasses: Art 201 Drawing I Art 501 Beginning 2-D Design Art 502 Beg 3-0 Design MM 100 Introduction to Multimedia Computer MM 110 Visual Communication Art 638 or Mutt 500 Computer Lab

Skills Learned: Computer Graphics. 2-D u.r.lilllllo.WI'IRI Software: Adobe Photoshop,

• • •• Classes: Art 300 Introduction to Painting MM 200 Dlgltallmaglng MM 220 Illustration for Multimedia MM 240 Graphic Design for Multimedia MM 340 Vector Graphics Art 638 or Mult 500 Computer Lab

Skills Learned: Graphic Design, Typography, Drawma.tl Software: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe lnDeslgn, Phr-lfliw

CONCENTRATION: I I • -'

Classes: Art 202, or 204 Drawing MM 300 Design for 3-D Computer Applications MM 310 Computer Applications for lntE!I'Ktiwi M\dltllneCit.;': MM 320 Web Design MM 400 lntro to Experimental Animation Art 638 or Mult 500 Computer Lab

Skills Learned: Figure Drawing, 3-D Modellflg.WI!IJ.D Software: Maya, Dreamweaver, Flash, IH~titta1tat;:lr;fl

CONCENTRATION: Classes: MM 600 Motion Media Grammar and ..... -~« .. ,.. MM 61 0 lntro to DV Production MM 620 Digital Audio MM 630 DV Production: Footage AcquiSiaOo MM 640 DV Production: Digital Editing MM 500 Computer Lab

Skills Learned: Riming with proj_.._tl tography, Sound with projl'euiON!ii.UC.­Software: Rnal Cut Pro with ...... -.edt

practice of law has changed. Where once lawyers nr~·rt-i.~onlaw and clerks and legal secretaries provided

ministrative support, the paralegal plays a major role n today's law office. More and more of the work previ­

done solely by lawyers is now the responsibility the paralegal.

If you're a good time manager ... detail oriented ... highly literate ... and if you have good people skills, you might be an ideal candidate for the Los Angeles Mission College Paralegal Studies Program.

Earnings of paralegals can vary greatly, depending on your education, training, experience, and type and size of your employer.

Career opportunities in many fields ...

Today's paralegals specialize in many areas of the law, such as probate, torts, personal injury, civil litigation or real estate. But paralegals are also employed by government agencies, the courts, financial institu­tions, insurance companies, real estate and title com­panies, public utilities, and community legal service programs.

Degree and Certificate programs

The Los Angeles Mission College Paralegal Studies Program offers two career options. Stu­dents may earn a Certificate in Legal Assisting/ Paralegal by completing the required 36 units of our prescribed law program. Students also are encouraged to consider comple­tion of the Associate in Arts degree pro­gram, which requires an additional 24 units.

About the program

Los Angeles Mission College has been training paralegals since 1987. Our Paralegal Studies

Program ...

- meets rigorous curriculum standards estab­

lished by the Board of Governors, California

Community Colleges

- is accredited by the Western Association of

Schools and Colleges

- meets state requirements for paralegal

certification set by

the Business and Professions Code

On-line courses

Many of our courses are offered on-line for those students who work, have families or otherwise find it more convenient to "telecommute" to class. See a complete listing at

www.lamission.edu/law

Paralegal Studies Program

(818) 364-7720

www.lamission.edu/law

Sample of subjects covered

Dr. Marshall E. Drummond, Chancellor

Dr. Adriano D. Barrera, Deputy Chancellor

John Clerx, Vice Chancellor for Educational Support Services

Gory Colombo, Vice Chancellor for Institutional Effectiveness

Morvin Martinez, Vice Chancellor for Economic and Workforce Development

lorry H. Eisenberg, Executive Director, Facilities Planning and Development

Camille A. Goulet, General Counsel

Jeanette Gordon, Chief Financial Offl cer/Treosurer

Kelly G. Condoele, President

Mono Field, Vice President

Georgia l. Mercer

Nancy Pearlman

Angelo J. Reddock

Miguel Santiago

Sylvia Scoff-Hayes

Rose Bustos, Student Trustee

Judith Valles, President

Alma Johnson-Hawkins, Vice President, Academic Affairs

Dr. Koren A. Hoefel, Vice President, Administrative Services

Joe S. Ramirez, Vice President, Student Services

Edgordo E. Zayas, Dean, Academic Affairs

Nadia Swerdlow, Dean of Academic Affairs

Alfred Romulo, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs

Maury Pearl, Dean, Institutional Research, Planning and Information Technology

Susan Rhi-Kieinert, Assistant Dean, Title V

ludi Villegas-Vidal, Acting Dean, Student Services

Website: www.lamission.edu

Telephone Registration Numbers: 818.988.2222, 213.689.8888, 310.605.0505, 323.226.1999,

Admissions Registrations Hours: 8:00 om-7:00pm Monday-Thursday 8:00 om-1:00pm Friday

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