• Umoja Community Program and Grads to Be Program Presents: BHM: CommUNITY Poster Making

    Student Support Center Room 201

    Celebrate Black History Month by joining us for CommUNITY Poster Making, an interactive art experience that uplifts the voices of Black and undocumented communities. All materials will be provided, and no artistic experience is required. Express yourself, share your story, and help create a visual celebration of resilience and pride.

  • Grads To Be Program and CARECEN Presents: Marriage Petitions.

    Want to learn more about how a US Citizen or Green Card holder can petition for their spouse? Join CARECEN in a virtual presentation to learn more about the requirements and other important details you should know during this administration. Use the link below to RSVP.

  • Grads to Be Presents: Dream Counselor Cohort

    Zoom

    The Dream Counselor Cohort is designed for high school management, counselors, and teachers who support immigrant and mixed‑status families. This session equips counselors with culturally responsive strategies to guide families through college planning, address fears and misinformation, and introduce your college as early as 9th grade to build long‑term interest. By connecting participants directly with […]

  • Grads to Be Presents: Dream Counselor Cohort

    Zoom

    The Dream Counselor Cohort is designed for high school management, counselors, and teachers who support immigrant and mixed‑status families. This session equips counselors with culturally responsive strategies to guide families through college planning, address fears and misinformation, and introduce your college as early as 9th grade to build long‑term interest. By connecting participants directly with […]

  • Grads to Be Presents: Undocumentedness: No Papers, Full Lives

    Zoom

    Undocumentedness: No Papers, Full Lives is an academic seminar for students and campus‑wide audiences that explores the social construction of undocumented status. The session supports mental health and persistence by disrupting shame and fear, and it draws parallels between undocumentedness and other diverse lived experiences. Participants reflect on their own experiences with visibility, exclusion, and […]

  • Grads to Be Presents: Undocumentedness: No Papers, Full Lives

    Zoom

    Undocumentedness: No Papers, Full Lives is an academic seminar for students and campus‑wide audiences that explores the social construction of undocumented status. The session supports mental health and persistence by disrupting shame and fear, and it draws parallels between undocumentedness and other diverse lived experiences. Participants reflect on their own experiences with visibility, exclusion, and […]