Our Mission
CAPAS seeks to enrich and develop social, intellectual and personal
growth in our students by providing Asian American resources as
well as a welcoming, supportive environment. The Center serves as
an advocate for the Asian and Pacific Islander community and promotes
an educational dialogue that embraces the unique experiences of
ethnic communities, the cultural fabric of our institution.
April is APIA Heritage Month.
Resources
- CAPAS Library Database
- Asian American Publications
- Community services
- Computer Station
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Programming (academic, cultural, and social)
- Scholarships, Internships, Job Opportunities
- TV/VCR, Study Lounge, Patio, Full Bathroom & Kitchen
- “Voices of the Margin” Online Newsletter
VOICES FROM THE MARGINS is a literary magazine that provides a space for the stories/perspectives of those who are often silenced. This magazine builds 5-C community by taking submissions of poetry, prose, articles and art that touch upon issues such as race, class, gender, sexuality, disabilty and justice in order to critically look into what "diversity" really means.
Send submissions to ClaremontVFM@gmail.com Contact Info
CAPAS
Pitzer College
1050 North Mills Avenue
Claremont, CA 91711-6101
Little X Tower, Mead Hall
(909) 607-9816 phone
(909) 607-9814 fax
Office Hours
Monday – Friday
9 am – 5 pm
Director:
Stephanie Velasco Poserio, Ed.M. Bio>
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