Antelope Valley College’s Palmdale Center continues its April events in recognition of Deaf History Month, offering opportunities for students, employees and community members to learn about Deaf culture, language and history.

Whether you're a student or a member of the local community, you're invited to join ASO for an exciting and fun-filled evening at Antelope Valley College.

Antelope Valley College will showcase the work of its photography students in an upcoming exhibition, “How Long, How Much, How Sensitive,” opening Wednesday, April 29. 

Antelope Valley College students interested in transferring to the University of California, Santa Barbara are invited to attend a transfer preparation event on April 30 featuring a Personal Insight Questions (PIQ) workshop and one-on-one advising with a UCSB admissions representative. 

The Learning Center will host a series of extended-hour Study Jam sessions during the Spring 2026 semester to support students seeking additional academic assistance at both the Lancaster and Palmdale campuses.

Students interested in becoming firefighters can begin preparing for the Fall 2026 Fire Academy at a series of upcoming informational meetings hosted by Antelope Valley College. 

The Associated Student Organization will hold an ASO Meeting on Friday, May 1 at 9:00 a.m. in Cedar Hall 139A (Board Room). It is not mandatory to attend but optional for students interested in knowing what the student government is doing on campus.

Antelope Valley College will offer two virtual information sessions this spring for prospective students interested in the Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care (BSRC) program. 

We are excited to welcome Mindy Johnson, award-winning author, historian, educator, and leading expert on the history of women in animation and film.