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Guided Pathway EVC Logo

 

 

Guided Pathways at EVC is a student-centered approach to organizing college programs to make it easier for students to 

  • successfully navigate the college system,
  • achieve their career and educational goals. 

Below you will find a variety of tools and information to help you discover, enter,  continue, and complete your educational and career path.   

We are here for you each step of the way!

Preview image for the video "What is Guided Pathways".

Each associate degree and certificate available for enrollment at EVC is grouped into one of the following

CAREER PATHS

HOW MAKE IT WORK?

2. Take Steps Along the Chosen Path

1. Clarify Your Path

2. Enter Your Path

3. Stay on Your Path

 

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EVC academic counselor meeting with EVC student
EVC academic counselor, Tina Iniguez, meeting with Lupe,  EVC student, Fall 2025
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Guided Pathway Fair at EVC, Spring 2025.
Guided Pathway Fair, Spring 2025, EVC.

Tools & Resources

Resources To Support + Strengthen Your Studies

Committee Chairs & Members

Tri-Chairs

Tina Iniguez,
Counseling Faculty and Guided Pathways Coordinator

Matais Pouncil
 Vice President of Academic Affairs

Alla Markevitch
 International Student Program Coordinator

 

Members

Antoinette Herrera,
Dean of Math, Science, and Engineering

Brandon Yanari,
Director of Outreach and Enrollment

Bryan Pham, 
Instructional Support Program Coordinator, Mathematics

Bryana Perez,
Program Specialist, Student Life

Caritha Anderson, 
Counseling Faculty and Early Alert Coordinator

Huma Saleem,
English Faculty

Janina Espinoza
Co-Op Ed. Work Experience/Employment Coordinator 

Joseph Martinez, 
Program Specialist, Student Success

Grace Estrada, 
Psychology Faculty and Curriculum Chair

Laura Garcia
Counseling Faculty, CalGETC Coordinator,  and Academic Senate Member

Lupe Calderon, 
EVC Student

Robert Gutierrez, 
Dean of Language Arts

Sam Morgan,
Dean of Enrollment Services

Tejal Naik, 
Distance Education Faculty and Math Faculty

Sean Stewart,
Dean of SSAKA

Victor Garza,
Dean of Counseling