UCLA Community Programs Office

The Community Programs Office does three main things:

1.) Works on encouraging college matriculation of underserved students from underresourced communities in Southern California.

This is done through 7 projects that provide comprehensive mentorship and tutoring services.

2.) Works on graduating UCLA undergraduates from underserved backgrounds.

This is done through 5 projects that provide comprehensive peer counseling and mentorship services, and includes the food bank, computing center, writing counselors, examination database, and study hall.

3.) Inspires students to take responsibility for their community through service related efforts.

This is done through over 2 dozen projects that work on improving community conditions in Southern California.

The overall goal is for CPO students to graduate from UCLA as community leaders.