Mesa Journeys

 

GIVE TO MESA

 

Room: Room I4-204 (2nd floor)
Phone: 619-388-5115
Fax: 619-388-2464

Office Hours
M-Th: 9:00am - 4:00pm
F: Closed
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Cesar Zamora Becerra
Sr. Student Services Aassistant 
Czamora@sdccd.edu

Ángel Aguilar Garcia
Dreamer Resource Center and Borderless Scholars Program Coordinator
Aaguilar003@sdccd.edu

Rosa Palacios
EOPS/Borderless Scholars Adjunct Counselor
Rpalacios@sdccd.edu

Clemente Ayala
EOPS/Borderless Scholars Adjunct Counselor
Cayala@sdccd.edu 


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Borderless Scholars Program

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Welcome!

Borderless Scholars supports undocumented, AB540, Dreamer, DACA, students from mixed-status families, faculty/staff, and allies as well as the community at large. Here you will be able to learn more about our staff, events, and resources specifically for undocumented students. 

 

INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS AT MESA?

DONATE TO BORDERLESS SCHOLARS

Join the Mesa College Dreamer Students Work Group! We meet on a regular basis.
Staff/faculty and students are welcome to join!

Contact Borderless Scholars at MesaDreamers@sdccd.edu for more information.


The DREAM TEAM

The Mesa College Borderless Scholars DREAM Team is here to support you!

What is Borderless Scholars?

The Borderless Scholars’ program is designed to provide a safe and welcoming environment for undocumented students and undocu-allies. We support these students to overcome personal and educational challenges due to their immigration status. We provide personal, career, and academic counseling, on-campus support services, and community resources including free legal services. Advocacy and social justice is our main passion; allow us to be the support you need.

What are the Borderless Scholars services?

  • Academic/Career/Personal Counseling
  • Book Service
  • Meal cards
  • On and off-campus resources.
  • California Dream Act application assistance.
  • AB-540 Affidavit completion assistance
  • Specialized Workshops and events specifically created for undocumented students
  • "Know Your Rights" sessions.
  • Immigration Consultations.
  • And much more!

What are the requirements to participate as a Borderless Scholar?

  • Identify as a Dreamer, AB-540, Undocumented, and/or DACA recipient.

How to apply to Borderless Scholars

Please click the button below to apply now

APPLY TO BORDERLESS SCHOLARS 

To learn more about Borderless Scholars at Mesa College, contact us at:

Ángel Aguilar Garcia, Dreamer Resource Center and Borderless Scholars Program Counselor Coordinator, aaguilar003@sdccd.edu 

Phone: 619-500-2053
Email: 
MesaDreamers@sdccd.edu

DREAMER RESOURCE CENTER

The Mesa College Dreamer Resource Center (I4-204) is a space devoted to providing resources, support, and advocacy for students that identify as Undocumented, AB540, Dreamer, DACA, mixed status families, and community.  

We look forward to meeting you!