People Magazine published a story on Kristy McNichol and she talks about why she supports the LAVC Music Department through the LAVC Foundation. 

The LAVC Cooperative Education Office has received a $100,000 grant from the California Community College Linked Learning (CCCLL) Work-Based Learning Development agency for the 2015-2016 fiscal year. The funds will be used to create the Valley Internship Pipeline Program (VIPP), which will serve sixty high-school students.

The LAVC Cooperative Education Program was awarded the 2015 College Program of the Year by the California Internship & Work Experience Association.

Congratulations to the Allied Health & Sciences Center for recieving the 2009 Green California Leadership Award in the category for "Green Building"