The Umoja Program is a statewide community network of resources and educators, who are “committed to the personal growth and self –actualization of African American and other students".
Students here at SCC will benefit from services and programs like; advising, counseling, books, learning communities, program space, food, workshops, and much more. SCC's Umoja program is a community gathering space for African American / Black, and other students to come together to honor and celebrate Black Excellence, and to discuss the real issues that affect students and the broad African American / Black community.
Umoja Program Office: B-212
Umoja Hours: Online Chat 1:00pm to 5pm (Chat Link Below)
Email:
umoja@sccollege.edu
To meet with the Umoja Counselor contact 714-628-4729.
APPLY HERE
Introduction to Umoja (Video)
Program Services
There are many incentives and support services when you join our Umoja Program, including but not limited to:
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Orientation
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Get to know the program and the school with help from Umoja Program staff and students.
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Academic Counseling
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Online Educational Counseling is available to Umoja Students
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Liberation Library
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Loan Books on topics of Black Excellence, Social Justice, Tips for Academic Success, and more.
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Umoja Mentor Program
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Connect with Second Year Umoja Students to ease the transtion of college
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Increase academic skills and abilities
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Get tutored by other Umoja Students
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Motivational and educational workshops
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University and Cultural Tours
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Community service opportunities
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Attend State-Wide Umoja Community Conferences, Summits, and Symposia
