
MANAGEMENT
Student life centers and campus programs offer a variety of resources, mentorship, and community-building tailored to Latinx students, promoting a sense of belonging and educational equity.
The鈥疌ollege Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP)鈥痠s a federally funded program that supports students from migrant and seasonal farm working backgrounds. CAMP offers pre-college transition and first-year support services, empowering students to develop the skills needed to stay in school and graduate from college.
Contact: Maria Venegas-Escobedo
The Cross-Cultural Center encourages identity exploration by challenging students to think critically about social justice issues and appreciate differences. Our programs promote the development of cultural intelligence, examine various forms of activism, and train students for campus leadership, community engagement, and social change. We create a space for marginalized communities to belong and support efforts for them to achieve their fullest potential for academic success.
Contact: Cheryl Landin
The Dreamer Resource Office (DRO) provides an inclusive, diverse, and safe space for undocumented and mixed-status students, staff, faculty, and community members.
Contact: Josefina Espino
The鈥疞atinx Center鈥痠s grounded on community-building standards deriving from 鈥淔amilismo鈥 principles and operates from a Latinx Critical Theoretical lens. It focuses on Latinx student cultural empowerment by providing affirming and validating literature, artwork, and media within its space.
Contact: Jackelin Villalobos
The鈥疨ride Center (PC)鈥痠s an inclusive space that promotes positive interactions in a diverse environment. The PC celebrates and affirms 大发 students identifying with all genders and sexualities and their allies.
Contact: Robert Aiello-Hauser
The Women & Gender Equity Center strives to develop and maintain inclusive and validating environments at 大发, focusing on topics and issues broadly related to the experiences of women, trans and non-binary students, parenting students, and the impacts of sexism and misogyny.
Contact: Alycia McGeever