HQ Function

The main campus serves as the central hub for all academic programs, student support services, administrative functions, and community engagement activities of Los Angeles Southwest College.

Notable Features:

The campus includes the Thomas G. Lakin Intergenerational Child Development & Family Education Center, the Cox Building (Learning Resource Center/Library), modern classrooms and labs, athletic facilities including a stadium and gymnasium, and a performing arts space.

Work Culture:

LASC fosters a student-centered academic environment characterized by dedicated faculty and staff committed to educational excellence, inclusivity, and robust student support. The culture emphasizes community, collaboration, and lifelong learning.

HQ Significance:

As the primary physical location, the campus is vital for delivering LASC's mission of providing quality education and workforce training, acting as a cornerstone for community development and higher learning in South Los Angeles.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus layout, resources, and services reflect LASC's core values of student success, equity, access, excellence, and community engagement, aiming to provide a welcoming and empowering atmosphere for all.

Location:

Los Angeles Southwest College primarily focuses its services and programs on the local South Los Angeles community and the Southern California region. While it fosters a diverse student body that may include international students and prepares graduates for a globalized world, its physical operational presence is concentrated at its main campus in Los Angeles. The college contributes to global understanding through its curriculum and by educating a diverse population.

Street Address:

1600 West Imperial Highway

City:

Los Angeles

State/Province:

CA

Country:

USA