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1. Babies Start With a Kiss

Teen Pregnancy – it’s an issue many young people face today. What’s life like as a teen parent? This session will explore the questions of teen parenting and provide an understanding of what life might be like as a teen parent. This session requires written approval from your parent to attend.

2. Is this the Right Person For You?

Having a boyfriend or girlfriend is the necessary part of personal development and can be fun, but there are also challenges and choices to think about. How do you know if a person is right for you? This session will explore how to plan and prepare for this important part of growing up.

3. Love Shouldn't Hurt

Are you concerned about your own relationship? Someone else’s? Do you just want to be more informed? Whatever your motivation, educating yourself about the issue is the first step to ending domestic violence. Teen dating violence affects teens across the country. Physical violence isn’t the only type of abuse. You could be harming someone close to you in verbal or emotional ways, like through name calling, put-down, isolation and other types of control. You may not realize it, but some of your actions may be hurtful or even abusive. Lots of people do not recognize abuse when it happens or don’t know how to tell whether or not a relationship is healthy. Educate yourself about domestic violence. You will learn ways to recognize abuse early on in a relationship.

4. Don't Lose A Friend To Drugs

If you or someone you know is smoking, drinking, or doing drugs your future and health could be at risk. If you’ve thought about it, or have been asked to just try it, think again. Come learn about the facts behind substance use and abuse and their effects in our community.

5. Say No to Drugs – Say No to Opioids!

Opioids are highly addictive substances including pharmaceutical opioids like morphine and illegally manufactured opioids such as fentanyl that have led to a nationwide health crisis. Students will learn about the current epidemic and the dangerous effects of opioids on their mental and physical health and wellbeing.

6. Get Ready for the Workforce! Merging Your Education with A Career!

San Joaquin Delta College offers 36 Career and Technical Education programs. Students completing a Career and Technical Education pathway at Delta College will have job ready skills leading to the opportunity for rewarding industry positions. Students can merge their education with great careers! Some of Career Technical Education programs include: Automotive; Caterpillar Think BIG; Diesel Tech; Electrical Tech; Electronics; Engineering; Fluid Power Tech; Heating and Air Conditioning; Industrial Tech; Mechanical Tech; Welding Tech.

7. Explore Amazing Career Opportunities Through the Building Trades' Apprenticeship Program

Explore the excellent career opportunities in the Building Trades Union Apprenticeship Programs. This session will provide pertinent information on the opportunities to receive excellent career training while working at the same time, earning a wage with excellent benefits. As you progress through your training and competency development, your salary continues to increase. The apprenticeship program offers a variety of post- secondary education and training opportunities that lead to state and national certification in the career of your choice.

Presenter(s): Moderator:Raul Hernandez, President, San Joaquin Building Trades Council; Speaker: Tim Robertson, Executive Director, San Joaquin Building Trades Council; Speaker: Eric Cosgrove, Instructor, San Joaquin Building Trades Council | Audience: GRADES: ALL | Location: Holt 305 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 24 | Remaining: 25

8. Is a Law Enforcement in Your Future?

Meet, listen and ask questions from a Veteran of the Department of Corrections and Administrative Justice. Get the right answers to your questions about law enforcement life. The presenter is not a military recruiter and he will share why he chose the military, his experience and opportunities after military service.

9. Be Your Own Boss!

Interested in starting a business? This session will explain the basics of getting the business started and give ideas on operating a successful business. The importance of a business plan, researching potential customers and building strong networks will also be explained.

10. Standing Out On Social Media

Have you heard the sayings Screenshots last forever or The Internet doesn’t forget? Both of those adages are true. While you may not think a social media post from middle school can follow you into your future, it can and will. Thinking before you post is an action that’s not just reserved for seasoned professionals. This session looks at how we interact on social media ethically, while also providing tips on how to build your own personal brand on social media as a way to showcase you rr talents in high school, college, and the professional world.

11. Beat The Heat… Become A Firefighter!

Firemen, also known as firefighters, have a tough, honorable, and rewarding job. Their main concern is putting out fires, but they also work in preventing and educating people about fire safety. If you are interested in this line of work, attend this workshop. The speaker will share information on how to become a firefighter. Education, physical fitness and training for this career will be presented. The benefits you receive as a fireman: Respect, Pay and Benefits.

12. Are the Armed Services A Career Option?

Meet, listen and ask questions from enlisted military personnel from the United States Marine Corps. Get the right answers to your questions about military life. The presenter is not a military recruiter and he will share why he chose the military, his experience and opportunities after military service.

13. STEM - The Flight to Aviation & Space

STEM teaches incredible problem solving and critical thinking skills for all ages. It covers many core subjects (science, technology, engineering and math) in an inclusive way that aligns with how these skills are applied in the real world. Learn about the Youth Eagles Aviation and Aerospace Education STEM program. Come and have hands-on fun exploring these core subjects.

14. Career Pathways and Road Maps For an Attorney

How do you become a lawyer? What does a lawyer really do? Is all the work really worth it? Lisa Blanco Jimenez will answer these questions by sharing her story of how she got into law school, how she got through law school, how she passed the California bar exam, and how she became the first Latino/a partner in the largest and oldest law firm in San Joaquin County. Lisa will also speak on the unlimited career paths and job opportunities available to attorneys.

15. Money Management- Start Now!

Want to learn the truth about money? This session is designed to help you understand and explore ways to take advantage of opportunities available to you in today’s economic environment. Learn how to set up a savings and checking account and make your money work for you. You will learn the value of compounding interest and setting up

16. Turning 18? The Truth and Magic Of Turning 18

Turning the magical age of 18 has a major effect on the lives of young people. But, there are some things every 18-year-old needs to know. This session will address important challenges you need to understand regarding legal consequences of your actions and responsibilities of being an adult. Information on a career in law enforcement will also be presented.

17. Make Your Scholarship Application Be Accepted!

Learn about the many mistakes to avoid when searching for and filling out scholarship applications. When it comes to paying for college, scholarships can be a great way to help reduce the cost of tuition and other expenses. However, applying for scholarships can be a time-consuming and competitive process, and there are several common mistakes that students make that can hurt your chances of receiving money.

18. The Perfect Picture

Interested in photography? Learn how local photographers have followed their passion of photography, not only by making a living at photography, but also adding their artistic talents to create art with photography.

19. San Joaquin Delta College Tours

Take a tour of Delta College. This is a great way to experience the beauty of our campus and learn about student support programs and services. Whether you are exploring your options, or ready to pursue a Certificate, Associate Degree or Transfer Degree, Delta College is an excellent choice.

20. Delta College Process for CA Dreamers

An opportunity for CA DREAMer students and allies to learn about college resources, how to discover the power you have as students and get connected with a larger network of undocumented students at colleges and universities statewide.

21. Let's Go To College!

Going to college is one of the best choices you will ever make for yourself. It can make a difference in the type of life you will have. Earning a college degree offers many rewards to those students who have the drive, determination, and think about their future. Find out how you can prepare today for a rewarding and fun life ahead that includes going to college.

22. Careers In Music

Are you interested in pursuing a career in music? Attend this workshop with accomplished musician and Delta College Instructor Brian Kendrick. Meet former students who now have successful careers in music.

23. On The Air With KWDC

Ever wanted to be on the radio or T.V.? Come and explore what it’s like to be behind the MIC, and be on live radio at Delta College’s KWDC 93.5 LP FM. The workshop with Professor Adriana Brogger will highlight careers as a sports announcer, radio disc jockey and radio station engineer.

24. Theater Arts, Stage and Sound

If you are interested in the world of Theater Arts this workshop was meant for you. Get an overview of the backstage scene shop where stages are designed and built, the many facets of stage lighting and sound.

25. Honoring the Legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen: Heroes of World War II

Join us for a captivating and educational workshop that pays tribute to the heroic acts of the Tuskegee Airmen, a group of African American fighter pilots who played a pivotal role during World War II. Discover their remarkable contributions to the war effort and appreciate their courage, determination, and unwavering commitment to breaking racial barriers in the military.

26. The Nuts And Bolts of Getting into Med School!

How to get into Medical School, Dental School and Pharmacy school. The nuts and bolts of getting into medical school will help all of the students who have passion to get into allied health profession. Students who plan to become doctors, dentists, pharmacists, veterinarians, nurses, physical therapists, and all other related professions. This w workshop will lead you in the right direction and give you an overall picture of what is ahead. It also gives a few hints as to how to study and be a great student.

27. Fast Track Your College Education!

Humphreys University is a private non-profit, regionally accredited, degree granting educational institution offering a wide variety of educational experiences. If you are an ambitious student pursuing a fast track from high school through college, Humphreys is the place for you. Start with ABLE Charter High School, which provides an opportunity for students to take college courses toward their high school diploma and a college degree at the same time and at no charge! At Humphreys you can complete an Associate, Bachelors, Masters or Juris Doctorate Degree. If you are interested in business, criminal justice or legal careers, teaching, community work, or becoming an attorney it would be worth stopping by and meeting professionals who are excited about sharing their life and career experiences with you.

28. Chicano Reseach Center

With ethnic studies becoming a high school requirement, it is more and more important that we know what we are studying, researching and its accuracy. In this workshop you will explore some myth and what the truth is. Mr. Soto will discuss several examples and share some research tools with you.

29. Achieving the Impossible by Astronaut Jose Hernandez

An overview presentation of NASA’s work in Space Exploration: The methods for exploring other planets, the means of launching spacecraft to those planets, and the technical challenges of performing such explorations. Career opportunities with NASA will also be covered.

30. Financial Literacy-Setting Yourself Up for Financial Success

Come learn about financial literacy and how to set yourself up for success through understanding a budget, learning the importance of credit, managing your financial aid, and using your campus resources to save money.

Presenter(s): Ana Villegas, Project Manager Basic Needs, Alejandro Gomez, Senior Financial Aid Outreach Specialist, and Jaime Merlan, Student Program Specialist, San Joaquin Delta College | Audience: GRADES: ALL | Location: Danner 202 Basic Needs | Limit: 80 | Registrants: 15 | Remaining: 65

31. Queer & Trans Youth Justic - A Workshop for LGBTQ+ Youth and Their Allies

This workshop brings together a diverse panel of passionate and resilient queer and trans youth who are dedicated to creating a more inclusive and just society. Together, we will explore the intersection of identity, advocacy, and activism to inspire positive change in our communities.

32. Connect-Engage- Succeed With the B.E.E

Looking to connect with a community where you can just B.E.E.? Well, the Black Excellence and Enrichment Academy strives to provide just that! Our program is designed to increase matriculation (GET YOU HERE), retention (KEEP YOU HERE), and graduation (TAKE YOU THERE) rates of African American and other historically underrepresented students. With emphasis on topics relevant to the African American experience, the curriculum focuses on improving reading, writing, self-discipline and critical thinking skills. Through this program you gain an instant family ready to help you to navigate the college environment and become successful in your educational goals. Join us to learn more about the benefits and services of the B.E.E. Academy!

34. Explore Higher Education and Support Services

Join us for an informative presentation to discover valuable insights about your journey to higher education. We'll explore important topics such as college admission requirements, finding the right college, and crucial support programs that will guide you through your upcoming higher education adventure, including the notable CAMP program. By the end of this session, you'll have a better understanding of what it takes to get into college, a wider view of your college choices, and a deeper insight into helpful resources like CAMP that can lead you to educational success.

35. Earn a Degree While in High School

A presentation for students, parents, and school counselors on the Early College Pathway program: a program for high school students to earn a degree or IGETC certificate while in high school Tuition is free!

36. TrAC Resource Fair

An opportunity for students to learn and get an in depth look about the numerous college resources, courses, degrees and certificated programs that Delta College has to offer. Students can talk one on one with Resource Specialists from each of the eight TrAC Departments to discover the power of their imagination, creativity and career goals associated with their pathway to college success.

Presenter(s): Resource Specialists from the following TrACS: Agriculture; Arts, Humanities, and Multimedia; Business and Law; Communication and Languages; Health and Fitness; Science, Engineering, Computer Science, and Math; Social Science, Education, and Public Service; and Technical Careers and Trades | Audience: GRADES: ALL | Location: Dolores Huerta Plaza | Limit: 100 | Registrants: 16 | Remaining: 84

37. Want a Job?

Getting the job of your dreams can be contingent on two things; having the right resume and giving a good interview. In this session you will learn how to write a winning resume and learn what are the top ten most commonly asked questions in an interview. After this workshop, you’ll be able to get the job you want!

38. Let's Talk About Sex!

Presenter Candelaria Vargas from Planned Parenthood Mar Monte (PPMM) will be sharing her own personal story about access to reproductive healthcare services as a college student and how to access safe and judgment free reproductive reproductive healthcare services, support for family planning, and comprehensive answers to questions anyone might have at PPMM health centers in the community.

A. Health Care Care Career and Services Forum

Overview of the services offered by the San Joaquin County Public Health Department and exploration of the variety of job opportunities in this health care setting. In this session you will learn about the variety of services Public Health offers to the community and to hear from a panel of health professionals who work for Public Health. There will also be a question-and-answer period as well.

B. College Admissions and Opportunities Forum

You want to go to college, but you’re strapped for cash, or can’t decide where to go or how to apply? This session will provide information about the various financial aid programs, grants and scholarship opportunities available for students. It will walk you through the college admissions process and what you need to do to successfully secure admission. You will also leave with an awareness of the differences and advantages of starting your college career at a community college or a four-year university.

D. Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM)

There are, on average, two (2) jobs for every STEM graduate. Your career opportunities will be endless and worldwide. These are the careers that make the world go round and take it to new heights. This forum will provide you with an opportunity to hear from STEM professionals that will expose you to the many career opportunities for you to consider. Be the movers and the shakers of your generation. Consider careers in the field of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). STEM careers are evolving into the most exciting, high demand and high paying jobs of the future.

E. Enpower Your Child's Future as Little or No Cost to You

Parents, learn how to champion your kids dream of a college education; learn about scholarships, grants, programs and financial resources to fund your child’s college education at little or no cost. Also, learn how to become a champion for your child’s education by getting involved in their success.

Presenter(s): Dr. Ines Ruiz-Huston, Vice President of Special Programs and Operations of El Concilio, Mr. Alejandro Gomez, Senior Financial Aid and Outreach Specialist of the San Joaquin Delta College Financial Aid office, and Dr. Pablo Ortega, College Center Dean of South Campus at Mountain House San Joaquin Delta College | Audience: GRADES: ALL | Location: Atherton Auditorium | Limit: 1428 | Registrants: 207 | Remaining: 1221