Resources for Faculty & Staff
Wondering how you can best support students who are undocumented and those who come from mixed status families?
Welcome to our resources page tailored for you! Moorpark College has many opportunities available for our students who are undocumented and those who come from mixed status families! Students may have access to:
In-state tuition
Laptops
Additional Financial Assistance
Access to all Student Services on Campus
Off-campus services and resources
On this website, you will find the specific steps students must take in order to apply to Moorpark College and maximize their experience while attending our campus.
Free Legal Immigration Services & Legal Representation services are also available to all Moorpark College’s faculty and staff. In addition, all members of the community can also receive these free services by calling the UFW Foundation directly to (805) 246-3867.
In the documents and links below, you will find more information about how you can be an ally to students who are undocumented and those who come from mixed status families:
Inclusive Language Guide for Undocumented Students by the MC DREAMers Workgroup
Liliana Murcia, DREAMers Counselor & Student Support Lead
Gregory Balam, EOPS/CARE, NextUp & CalWORKs Counselor
Jazmin Rivera Olvera, EOPS Student Success and Support Specialist II/DREAMers Liaison
Claudia Solorzano, Financial Aid Specialist
10 Ways to Support Undocumented Students by Immigrants Rising
Overview of Undocumented Students in the US by Immigrants Rising
What does “undocumented” mean? by Immigrants Rising
Latest updates on the status of DACA by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Types of Financial Aid in California by Immigrants Rising
Understand the Differences: In-state Tuition vs. CA Dream Act vs. DACA by Immigrants Rising
Immigration status comparison: U.S. Citizen vs. Legal Resident vs. DACA Recipient vs. Undocumented by Immigrants Rising