About LinC
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The LinC program at De Anza celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2006. We
congratulate the faculty, counselors, administrators, staff and
students who continue to be involved and committed to the quality
education it provides.
This program was one of five from colleges and universities
throughout the country selected to participate in a national learning
communities study titled "Pathways to College Success." The study was
conducted by Syracuse University and funded by the Lumina Foundation for
Education and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
In addition, the LinC program received a $250,000 grant from the
Irvine Foundation through MDRC for our project to infuse student
services and counseling into all learning communities, along with
creating new course sequences of learning communities in the PSME,
Language Arts, and Social Sciences Divisions.
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What students say about Learning Communities:
"I felt closer to the teachers and especially the students. I've never had this much interaction with my classmates before!"
"I felt in a group not just of teachers and classmates, but of supporters and friends."
"If I didn't understand something in one class, we could discuss it in the other class in the learning community."
"In our learning community, we had more interaction between teacher-teacher, teacher-classmate, and classmate-classmate. Not only were we a class group, we were also an excellent team of friends!"
"I got lots of different points of view from my classmates."