To be eligible to participate in the Collaborative CAMP program,
either the student or the parent/guardian must:

• be a seasonal or migrant farm worker, OR
• participated in/be eligible to participate in the Migrant Education Program, OR
• participated in the Workforce Investment Act-Section 167

"Seasonal farm worker" means a person who, within the past 24 months was employed for at least 75 days in farm work, and whose primary employment was in farm work on a temporary or seasonal basis (that is, not a constant year-round activity). "Migrant farm worker" means a person whose employment required travel that prevented him or her from returning to his or her home within the same day.

• In addition, you must have:
• U.S. residency documentation,
• a high school diploma or a G.E.D.,
• show financial need,
• be admitted with freshman status AND enroll full-time (12 units) at Sonoma State University, Napa Valley College, or Santa Rosa Junior College.

CAMP Contact Information:

Main CAMP Office 707-664-3206
Carson Hall Room 65
Serves Sonoma State University, Napa Valley College, and
Santa Rosa Junior College

Francisco H. Vázquez, Ph. D., Director
Sonoma State University
707-664-3185
francisco.vazquez@sonoma.edu

Minerva Flores, Outreach Advisor
Napa Valley College
707-494-0220
minerva.flores@sonoma.edu