Student Affairs and Enrollment Services

Current Students

Project Rebound students sitting around a camp fire at del monte beach for community building event.
Project Rebound is a program dedicated to supporting the academic success and personal growth of formerly incarcerated students. As part of a statewide network, we empower students to thrive in higher education and beyond — offering holistic support that centers your lived experience, strengths, and goals. Whether you're just starting out or continuing your journey, Project Rebound is here to ensure you have the tools, resources, and community you need to succeed. 

We are proud to provide a safe, welcoming space where students can build community with others who understand their journey.

Services and Support

Academic and Campus Navigation 

  • Academic skill-building and college success strategies
  • Time management, organization, and goal-setting tools
  • Referrals for accessibility services and accommodations
  • Graduate school preparation and support
  • Tutoring and academic support services
  • Workshops, events and guest speakers

Individualized Support & Mentorship/Personalized Guidance & Mentorship

  • Advocacy for students navigating parole or probation challenges
  • One-on-one mentorship and personalized guidance
  • Support in balancing academic, work, and personal responsibilities
  • Record clearance support and navigation
  • Referrals to mental health and counseling services
  • Service learning placement coordination
  • Financial literacy and empowerment sessions
  • Resources for healing, self-growth, and personal development
  • Opportunities for leadership, civic engagement, and community building
  • Workshops, events, and guest speakers

Financial Assistance (must be a current CSUMB student and Project Rebound Scholar in good standing)

  • Parking permits
  • Bookstore credits 
  • Food vouchers
  • Student employment opportunities
  • Graduation fees 
  • Help finding internships, paid campus roles, and work-study opportunities
  • Emergency funding for urgent or unexpected needs

Program Expectations

  • Attend at least one Project Rebound event or workshop each semester
  • Attend at least one Project Rebound Community Building Event (ie. beach bonfire)
  • Volunteer or participate in a community service activity at least once per semester
  • Meet with the Program Coordinator for a one-on-one check-in each semester
  • Maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA and make consistent academic progress
  • Contribute positively to the Project Rebound community by showing respect, support, and engagement

Schedule an Appointment

Whether you're new to Project Rebound or a current Rebound Scholar, we're here to support you.

  • Have questions? Need support? Just want to check in?
     Schedule a time to meet with us — in person, by phone, or via Zoom.

Meet with:

Events

Stay informed and get involved — MyRaft is your go-to platform for discovering upcoming Project Rebound events, workshops, and campus activities.