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A1. Why STEM? The Flight to Aviation and Space Academy

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.

Presenter(s): David Varela and Michael Perez | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Dolores Huerta Plaza | Limit: 999 | Registrants: 100 | Remaining: 899

A2. Are the Armed Services A Career Option?

Meet, listen, ask questions, and get information from enlisted military personnel from the California Army National Guard. Get the right information about military life, the minimum requirements to qualify for Military Service, and the Training & Career opportunities available. Learn about the benefits that are available to military personnel and a soldier in the California Army National Guard. The Moderator/Presenter is a Section chief for the California Army National Guard Recruiting command.

Presenter(s): David Nunez | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Locke 108 | Limit: 40 | Registrants: 40 | Remaining: 0

A3. 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): Raul Hernandez | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Locke 118 | Limit: 42 | Registrants: 46 | Remaining: -4

A6. 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, Melissa Tong, and Micaela Chapa of Neumiller & Beardslee will answer these questions by sharing their stories of how they got into law school, how they got through law school, how they passed the California bar exam, and how they came to join the oldest law firm in San Joaquin County. They will also speak on the unlimited career paths and job opportunities available to attorneys.

Presenter(s): Lisa Blanco Jimenez | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Shima 242 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 49 | Remaining: 0

A7. Chicano Research 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.

Presenter(s): Richard Soto | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Shima 214 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 49 | Remaining: 0

A9. Standing Out On Social Media

Do you live and breathe social media? We've got good news: You could take that passion and turn it into a great career. But first things first. Let's talk about the do's and don'ts of social media, how to use this power responsibly, how to make yourself stand out in the crowd, and the big-time impact of AI

Presenter(s): Alex Brietler and Marlene Becerril | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Shima 206 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 49 | Remaining: 0

A10. 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.

Presenter(s): Erick Barajas | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Shima 111 | Limit: 31 | Registrants: 50 | Remaining: -19

A11. 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.

Presenter(s): Nicole Devencenzi | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: SCMA 273 | Limit: 90 | Registrants: 88 | Remaining: 2

A12. Fast Track Your College Education!

Through the Early College Pathway Program (ECP), students will learn how to earn a college degree while in high school. This is a 4-year, tuition free, online program for high school students. ECP students are provided with support through a Delta Counselor and the ECP Team. Attend this workshop to find out more!

Presenter(s): Dr. Pablo Ortega | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Tony Finch Forum | Limit: 172 | Registrants: 119 | Remaining: 53

A13. How Money Works

This session will give you an orientation on managing money. It is designed to help you understand and explore ways to take advantage of opportunities available to you in today’s economic environment. It will show you how and why money works. This knowledge is crucial to know if you want to have any real financial success in life. The presenters will also talk about the financial industry as a very rewarding career opportunity.

Presenter(s): Richard Cutler | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: SCMA 216 | Limit: 90 | Registrants: 90 | Remaining: 0

A14. 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!

Presenter(s): San Joaquin County WorkNet | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: SCMA 271 | Limit: 60 | Registrants: 60 | Remaining: 0

A15. Exploring Excellence: A Closer Look at Delta College Athletics

This presentation explores the world of athletics at Delta College, highlighting the key programs, achievements, and opportunities available to student-athletes. We will explore the role of sports in fostering academic success, personal development, and community engagement. Attendees will learn about the diverse range of athletic programs offered, the college's commitment to supporting student-athletes, and how Delta College's athletic programs contribute to building school spirit and community pride

Presenter(s): Susan Cruz | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Dawn Mabalon Forum | Limit: 272 | Registrants: 101 | Remaining: 171

A16. 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.

Presenter(s): Captain Marco Solis and Chief Martel | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: SCMA 272 | Limit: 60 | Registrants: 60 | Remaining: 0

A17. Teen Dating

Having a relationship can be an exciting part of growing up, but it comes with its own set of challenges and choices. How can you tell if someone is right for you? It’s important to learn about building healthy relationships. Sometimes, relationships can become harmful or abusive. It's crucial to educate yourself about domestic violence and learn how to spot warning signs early on. In this session, we'll dive into how to prepare for and navigate this aspect of your life, focusing on ways to build strong, healthy relationships and steer clear of abusive ones.

Presenter(s): Prevail Advocates | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: SCMA 217 | Limit: 90 | Registrants: 90 | Remaining: 0

A19. Workshop with Patrick Contreras "Violin On Fire"

Patrick, a dynamic speaker, musical artist and a Violin prodigy will be discussing his music, his inspirations and the challenges he faces growing up in Fresno, Ca. Included will be a short musical performance and a question & answer session.

Presenter(s): Patrick Contreras | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Atherton Auditorium | Limit: 1428 | Registrants: 352 | Remaining: 1076

A20. Learn About the Many Available Scholarship Opportunities through our Partner Agencies

Join the numerous partner agencies in San Joaquin County and learn of the scholarship programs available in our communities.Agencies that would participate in this workshop would include the following: Health Plan of San Joaquin, San Joaquin Delta College, LULAC Council 2026, Latin American Club, Comerciantes Unidos, Concilio California, San Joaquin County Office of Education

Presenter(s): Health Plan of San Joaquin Shaunetta Ransom | Audience: GRADES: 6-12 | Location: Shima 117 | Limit: 58 | Registrants: 10 | Remaining: 48

A21. CTE Workforce

This workshop introduces high school students to the world of Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways, highlighting diverse careers in trades and technical fields. Students will explore the benefits of earning industry-recognized certificates and associate degrees, including how these credentials can lead to sustainable wages, career advancement, and job stability. The session will emphasize how short-term skill-building programs provide direct access to the workforce, giving students opportunities to start earning quickly while continuing to grow their careers. Through real-world examples, labor market insights, and hands-on discussions, students will gain a clear understanding of how CTE prepares them for success in high-demand industries.

Presenter(s): Katrina Johnson De Leon | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Shima 126 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 11 | Remaining: 38

A22. Early College Pathway & Dual Enrollment

Through the Early College Pathway Program (ECP), students will learn how to earn a college degree while in high school. This is a 4-year, tuition free, online program for high school students. ECP students are provided with support through a Delta Counselor and the ECP Team. Attend this workshop to find out more! Through our Dual Enrollment Program, you will take college courses at your high school campus. Your classmates will be your peers from your school or district only. Classes focus on College Transfer and Career Pathways and can earn you high school and college credits.

Presenter(s): Candace McGee and Melanie Hash | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Tony Finch Forum | Limit: 172 | Registrants: 14 | Remaining: 158

A23. Financial Aid California Dream Act

Learn about the different types of financial aid opportunities you could be eligible for such as grants, fee waivers, scholarships, loans, and much more! Learn about the different types of financial aid opportunities you could be eligible for such as grants, fee waivers, scholarships, loans, and much more!

Presenter(s): Leslie Sanchez | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Campesino Forum | Limit: 172 | Registrants: 7 | Remaining: 165

A24. California Dreamers

Participants in this session will learn about the programs and resources available to Dreamers and undocumented students at San Joaquin Delta College/Dreamers Success Center. You will discover the various collaborations and routes that we have both in the community and at the college.

Presenter(s): Dr. Ricardo Marmalejo | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Holt 201 | Limit: 35 | Registrants: 1 | Remaining: 34

A25. Health and Wellness Resources

The Health and Wellness presentation will highlight the importance of self-care and healthy habits that support student success and overall well-being. Short, interactive exercises and activities will be incorporated throughout the session to further engage participants.

Presenter(s): Vannessa Plaza | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Shima 214 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 13 | Remaining: 36

B2. Say No to Drugs!

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.

Presenter(s): April Cox | Audience: GRADES: 6-8 | Location: Shima 214 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 52 | Remaining: -3

B3. 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. Tim was recognized as the 2014 Stocktonian of the Year for his outstanding work in photography.

Presenter(s): Kevin Richtik | Audience: GRADES: 6-8 | Location: Shima 206 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 51 | Remaining: -2

B4. Careers in Entertainment

Mega star and Stocktonian Jason Lee graduate of Stagg High School started Hollywood Unlocked and has worked with the most famous people in the world.

Presenter(s): Jason Lee | Audience: GRADES: 6-8 | Location: Atherton Auditorium | Limit: 1428 | Registrants: 427 | Remaining: 1001

B5. Money Management- Starts 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.

Presenter(s): Andrea Andrade | Audience: GRADES: 6-8 | Location: SCMA 216 | Limit: 90 | Registrants: 97 | Remaining: -7

B7. Consider Leadership Role

Since this conference is about empowering our youth to consider leadership roles, whether it is a student organization, a non-profit organization, or the workplace. I want to help them navigate and find their voice.

Presenter(s): Susan Rodriguez | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Shima 116 | Limit: 49 | Registrants: 2 | Remaining: 47

B8. Organizing 101

What does it really mean to be an organizer? In this interactive workshop, youth will explore the basics of community organizing and how everyday people build power to make change. Together, we’ll de-mystify what organizing looks like—from leading a campaign to creating change on your campus or in your neighborhood. Participants will take part in a hands-on skill share to learn how to “power map” — identifying who’s in the room, who holds influence, and how to move people toward collective action. Through real-world scenarios and group activities, youth will gain practical tools to strengthen their leadership and make an impact wherever they are.

Presenter(s): Eliza Eberhardt | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: SCMA 109 | Limit: 50 | Registrants: 2 | Remaining: 48

B9. None

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Presenter(s): None | Audience: GRADES: 6-8 | Location: No location | Limit: 1600 | Registrants: 765 | Remaining: 835

B10. Appreciating Art

The Gallery is available for drop in / open to the public visits on Friday, Nov 7, 9am to 3pm. Group tours (up to 35) are also available to schedule by appointment directly with the Gallery Coordinator, Jan Marlese.

Presenter(s): Jan Marlese | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Art Gallery | Limit: 30 | Registrants: 3 | Remaining: 27

F1. Public Service: Law Enforcement Firefighter EMT

Learn what it takes to be Police Officer, Fire Fighter or EMT. This session will answer questions about what kind of education you need, how to apply for these jobs, and what the job is really like.

Presenter(s): Marco Solis | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Tillie Lewis | Limit: 393 | Registrants: 0 | Remaining: 393

F2. Health Care Career and Exploration

Panel of experts in the field of Health Care. Learn about the different opportunities to work in health care system.

Presenter(s): Dr. Miguel Sanchez | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Dawn Mabalon Forum | Limit: 272 | Registrants: 0 | Remaining: 272

F3. Healthy Relationships

This forum presentation will address cyber safety, bridging the gap in understanding how online interactions can lead to human trafficking, recognizing signs of someone being trafficked, and promoting safety within our San Joaquin community. We will also discuss who is being targeted, provide valuable resources, and cover the importance of recognizing stranger danger online.

Presenter(s): Erica Villareal and Deja Wright | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Campesino Forum | Limit: 172 | Registrants: 0 | Remaining: 172

F4. Science Technology Engineering and Math Careers

Do you like Math and Science? But not sure what to do about it? Come learn about different STEM majors and career

Presenter(s): Veronica Brown | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: SCMA 161 | Limit: 120 | Registrants: 0 | Remaining: 120

F5. Exploring Higher Education: CSU UC Private Admissions Financial Aid Scholarships

Going to college is one of the best choices you will ever make for yourself. There are a lot of options available to you, whether it be a two-year institution, CSU, UC, out of state school or private. It can make a difference in the type of life you will have. Find out how you can prepare for your future

Presenter(s): Alondra Hernandez | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: Tony Finch Forum | Limit: 172 | Registrants: 0 | Remaining: 172

F6. Empower Your Child's Future at Little or No Cost to You

Parents, teachers, counselors and community leaders 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 and Dr. Pablo Ortega | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: SCMA 271 | Limit: 60 | Registrants: 0 | Remaining: 60

F9. None

No selection.

Presenter(s): None | Audience: GRADES: 9-12 | Location: No location | Limit: 1600 | Registrants: 0 | Remaining: 1600