Campus and Community Resources
Getting Support at College of Alameda
At the College of Alameda, students are eligible to receive support throughout the entire campus for any of the services that we provide. However, if you are confused about specific requirements or are not able to receive the support that you need, please contact the following individuals listed below.
UndocuAlly Contact Information
| Department | Name | Position | |
| Financial Aid | coafinancialaid@peralta.edu | ||
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HSI Program |
Horacio Corona-Lira |
Director, HSI Program |
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Enrollment Services |
John Nguyen |
Dean |
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Community Resources
- Legal Services The East Bay Community Law Center offers free immigration legal services to undocumented students at the College of Alameda. Consult with an immigration legal advocate about your immigration options.
- Undocumented Student Services Map Use this map created by the California Undocumented Higher Education Coalition to connect with support services for undocumented students at all public California colleges and universities.
- Immigrants Rising A nonprofit that empowers undocumented young people in their college and career path. Find information about college access, mental health/wellness services,entrepreneurship opportunities, legal resources and more. You can also follow them on social media: Instagram & Facebook
- Undocuhustle Learning Hub Everyone, regardless of immigration status, can make money by building their own businesses and working for themselves. We’re here to show you how to generate income through entrepreneurship and freelancing. Check out these tools to help you get your #UndocuHustle on!
Contact Information
Ilse Gonzalez
Undocumented
Student Success Coordinator
ilse.gonzalez@peralta.edu
(510) 748-5281
Location and Hours
F-Building 117
M-F: 8:00 AM- 4:30 PM
UCRC Resources for Students
COA undocumented students and students of mixed status families can take advantage of the following services to support them throughout their academic endeavors:
- One-on-one meetings that offer students guidance with their goals, ideas, and areas where they could use more support
- Registration assistance for COA (CCC Apply)
Referrals
- Referrals to FREE legal services through our community partner, The East Bay Community Law Center (EBCLC).
- Workshops and resources related to immigrant rights, financial education, personal development and enrichment, professional development, etc.
Financial Aid
- Assistance with determining eligibility and applying for financial aid programs (CA Dream ACT, AB-540 Non-Resident Exemption and SB-68.
- Connection to grants and fellowships
Safe Space
- All information will be kept confidential.
- Safe space to voice any concerns, options, or feedback.
- Community for undocumented, DACAmented, mixed- status students, and differently documented students.