The Student Development Office (SDO) at El Camino College is dedicated to empowering students by providing dynamic engagement opportunities, fostering leadership skills growth, and expanding educational horizons beyond the traditional classroom setting.
The Student Development Office helps El Camino College students get involved in campus life through:
Students have the opportunity to enhance their leadership abilities and expand their education beyond the classroom through co-curricular programs offered through the Student Development Office.
Many skills such as communication, organization and leadership are developed when students have a chance to make decisions that concern El Camino College and plan diverse activities that can help make a difference on campus.
The Student Development Office (SDO) at El Camino College is dedicated to empowering students by providing dynamic engagement opportunities, fostering leadership skills growth, and expanding educational horizons beyond the traditional classroom setting. We are committed to offering diverse co-curricular programs that enrich the student's experience, nurture personal and professional development, and inspire lifelong learning.
By cultivating a community built on intersectionality and allyship, we empower students to thrive by embracing their diverse identities and needs, making a lasting impact through proactive assessment and tailored programming.
The Student Development Office (SDO) through engaging experiences and leadership development initiatives, aims to cultivate a vibrant campus community where students can enhance their leadership abilities, broaden their horizons, and create lasting connections. By encouraging active participation and fostering collaboration, we strive to prepare students for success in their educational and career endeavors.
Main Office, Club Advisors, Student Government (ASO and ICC) Advisors, and Administration
Inter-Club Council Office
Associated Students Organization
Student Activities Center
Please review the flyer posting protocols for clubs and community members.
Flyers can be posted in a variety of approved campus locations (View Map):
Flyer Approval Process
Posting Policy
Best Practices
Questions
For any questions, please contact the Student Development Office at [email protected] or 310-660-3593 x3500.
For more information about Student Conduct, please go to Student Conduct.
To report an alleged violation of the Standards of Student Conduct, file a student grievance, or refer a student to AIMS or Title IX, please use the Incident Report and Referral Form.
Student Development Office
Communications Building, Room 103
Winter Session Hours (January 6 - February 6)
Monday - Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm