Athletics
Athletics Office
(310) 233-4122

At Harbor College, athletics is a viable part of the academic success of our students with a student-athlete

transfer rate that is outstanding. The college has a strong tradition in athletics and continues to increase

its program offerings. Harbor College sponsors women’s teams in basketball, soccer, and volleyball, and

men’s teams in baseball, basketball, football, and soccer. Student-athletes at Harbor College are provided

with strength and conditioning programs needed to obtain maximum athletic performance through its

strength lab and an athletic training room to provide rehabilitation, prevention and education of athletic

injuries. The Harbor College athletic programs will see the construction of a new track, football, soccer,

baseball and softball fields over the next year.

For more information, visit the Athletics website

Sheriffs - Campus Police
Northeast Corner of
Physical Education Building
(310) 233-4618

The Sheriffs are available to assist students, faculty/staff, and college visitors as needed.

The Sheriff's Office is located at the northeast corner of the Physical Education building.

For emergencies, dial (310) 233-4600 or extension 311 from any college office phone.

From any college pay phone, dial *80 to reach the campus Sheriff's Office.

Sheriff website

Sheriff's Building

Cooperative Education,
Job Placement & Training Center
Technology Building 2, Room 121
(310) 233-4342

Juanita Naranjo
Director

Cooperative Education is a program involving student-employee, employer, and Los Angeles Harbor College,

allowing the student-employee to receive credits for work experience related to total educational experience.

Students are made aware of the importance of on-the-job relations with other emplo

The Job Placement and Training Center assists students and the members of

the community with their employment needs. The center lists fulltime and

part-time, permanent and temporary job referrals. In addition, job seekers

may attend seminars and workshops on a variety of job related topics, such as

resume preparation and interviewing skills. The Job Placement & Training Center

coordinates the following campus and community services:

For more information visit Job Placement and Training Center (link) web page.

Child Development Center
"L" Street, Northwest Corner of Campus
(310) 233-4200

The LAHC Child Development Center was established to offer child care services to students with preschool-aged

children. The center has an extensive parent education program. Parents are involved in the education of their

children through their participation in the program. Enrollment in the Child Development Program is a learning

experience for both the children and their parents. Children must qualify for the State Preschool Grant Program,

both by age and income. First priority is given to children who are four years of age. After accepting all income-eligible four-year-old children, income-eligible three-year-olds will be accepted

with higher priority going to older three-year-olds. If there are no income and age eligible children on the

priority list, three and four year old children who are not income eligible may be enrolled.

Fees for this service are based on financial need and range from no cost to $2.00 per hour.

Child Development Center website (link)

Extension Programs &
Continuing Education
Bungalow 16
(310) 233-4450

Carla Muldoon Manager

The Office of Community Services and Continuing Education's primary purpose

is to meet the personal, career, and professional development needs of the

community by providing continuing non-credit education in an on-going

program of classes, workshops, and seminars. The Extension Program also

offers Traffic School, a large year-round program for children in after

school and weekend formats, non-credit career certificate programs and

customized training.

For more information visit Extension Programs & Continuing Education website.