The #CaliforniansForAll College Corps program helps students pay for college, uniting students of different backgrounds across California with a common purpose.
The #CaliforniansForAll College Corps is a college service program led by California Volunteers, Office of the Governor to create debt-free pathways for low-income students who commit to serving for an academic year. Up to 6,500 students will receive up to $10,000 to help pay for college, including a stipend and a scholarship. Participants will help communities tackle critical issues focused on climate action, k-12 education, and food insecurity.
Eight campuses from the Inland Empire will participate this year. GIA has agreed to serve as the consortium facilitator for the Inland Empire region and will provide support with recruitment, training, planning, evaluation, and events. We estimate that 500 students will participate across all Inland Empire institutions.
Click on the campus logos below to access each site’s College Corps page.
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GIA will serve in its facilitator role in the following ways:
- Recruitment: GIA will serve as the primary point of contact and recruitment so that host partners will not be approached by multiple institutions. GIA will provide advertisements and outreach to students and the broader community regarding the opportunity.
- Training: GIA will provide training and ongoing professional development for host partners so that training is standardized across the region. Additionally, GIA will support leadership training for the Fellows.
- Planning and Development: GIA will serve as the facilitator providing guidance to each college in developing an implementation plan, including performance measures and data collection that works for each college and includes community-level data.
- Evaluation: GIA will work with colleges to standardize student outcomes and data collection; colleges will collect the data, and GIA will provide analysis and reporting.
- Convenings:
- GIA will coordinate quarterly convenings for colleges to share successes and challenges and determine regional best practices.
- GIA will coordinate one large annual convening for the Fellows to gather collectively and within their separate categories of service to share experiences, hear from national experts and share their work with the broader community. In addition, GIA’s communications department will coordinate with college communications and the California Volunteers Marketing and Outreach departments to attract media presence and coverage.
San Bernardino and Riverside County Schools
All seniors at K-12 schools in the 56 districts spanning San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.
Emphasis on Black, Latinx, Indegenous, and historically underserved student groups.
- Increase Educational Attainment, with specific emphasis on accelerating success for historically marginalized students
- Education Leaders
- K-12 Schools
- Regional & State Nonprofit Organizations
- Philanthropic Organizations
Ida Hermosillo, Director of Network Engagement