Join Propel L.A. and Assemblymember Autumn Burke, for our Non-Profit Convening at El Camino College on Friday, February 1, 2019 from 9:00AM-11:00AM. RSVP TODAY! - CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR YOU... read more →
Posts Tagged: Education
by Marianne Haver Hill, Propel L.A. Executive Director When I first met the Gonzalez* family, they were in a desperate financial situation. Mr. Gonzalez had lost his job hauling trash... read more →
In the 2017 Report on the Status of Women in Los Angeles County, women today are staying in school longer, graduating high school, and going on to higher education at significantly... read more →
About the chart UCLA, USC, and Caltech are the top three universities in NIH funding within Los Angeles County. Between 2007 and 2018, NIH funding to UCLA ranged from about... read more →
About the chart Historically, there have been four medical schools in Los Angeles County. They are Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in Willowbrook, USC Keck School of... read more →
As part of the Citi Foundation Community Progress Makers (CPM) Grant, Propel L.A. has partnered with El Camino College and L.A. Valley College (LAVC) to offer a short-term job training... read more →
Attend and support Propel L.A.'s Lead Partner Unite LA's 2018 CASH FOR COLLEGE CONVENTION on November 9, 2018! Serving more than 6,000 students and families each year, the Annual College &... read more →
Attend the 5th Annual Student Think STEAM Expo at the Los Angeles Trade-Tech College on Thursday, October 25. This opportunity is open to students of all ages to get hands on experience... read more →
For Project GRAD Los Angeles (PGLA), founded in 1999 as the first college access and success organization embedded in high schools in the northeast San Fernando Valley, “Inspiring Students, Transforming... read more →
Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D., of Propel L.A. Lead Partner, Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD), has received the Ohtli Award—or “Reconocimiento Ohtli”—from the Government of Mexico, one of the... read more →
