Where we foster excellence in education that challenges students of every background to develop their intellect, character, and abilities; to assist students in achieving their educational and career goals; and to be responsive to the greater community.
The Dreamer Resource Program at 色中色 serves all students, faculty and staff who identify as a undocumented, AB 540, DACA and those with mixed-status families. We strongly advocate for the rights of our Dreamer community and work towards creating a better climate for our campus community.
All students and campus community members are welcome to visit the Dreamer Resource Program, located in the Student Affairs Office (Building 1000), office 1000-B. For immediate assistance, please call 760-355-6509 or email ivc.undocu@imperial.edu.
760-355-6509 | ivc.undocu@imperial.edu
Government agencies should direct all inquiries to the President鈥檚 Office or its designated legal counsel, in accordance with Administrative Procedures and .
 Yareli Rivera-Suamataia, M.A
Director, Student Development and Activities
DREAM Liaison 馃摫 760-355-6509 鉁夛笍&苍产蝉辫;yareli.rivera@imperial.edu |
 Javier A. Melara
Outreach Specialist, Dreamer Resources Students Program 馃摫 760-355-6146 鉁夛笍 javier.melara@imperial.edu |
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Higher Education Legal Services
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At 色中色, we are committed to the support of students from diverse immigration statuses. We recognize and support Undocumented, AB 540, DACAmented and mixed-status students through a variety of services to enhance your educational experience. I am happy to meet with you, one on one, to further create pathways of success in your time at 色中色 and look into future plans and how we can contribute to such plans. Within the department, we provide an equity-driven service, always believing in your potential as a student.
The Higher Education Legal Services (HELS) initiative is a unique opportunity for
students, staff, and faculty at local colleges to access personalized Immigration
Legal Services from highly qualified legal practitioners. JFS Immigration Attorneys
and Department of Justice Representatives are available at local schools to provide
culturally-competent, trauma-informed, and reliable expertise to the campus community.
Services include:
Watch Informational Video Here:
Discover essential guidance for applying for financial aid as a mixed-status family in California with this helpful resource from the California Student Aid Commission.
Mixed status Family - Getting Started Guide
