Social Media, Arts, & Communications (SMAC)

If you are in need of document translation and/or live interpretation services , we've compiled of available Translators/Interpreters and funding available to the Pitzer community.  Learn more about our Translation & Interpretation Services here.

SMAC Support Services provides support for the following requests:

• Creating Graphics (flyers, logos, etc.)
• Social Media Management (posting, reposting, etc.)
• Event Support
• Photography/Videography
• etc.

Requests are shared with the student and relevant SRX/CE courses for volunteers.

If you are in need of support please complete the form below:

SMAC Support Services Form

The Activist | Artist in Residence is a invites one local activist-artist per academic year to promote interdisciplinary platforms of exchange- through facilitating dialogue, sharing knowledge and skills, and generative impactful experience throughout Pitzer Campus. 

Learn more about the Activist | Artist in Residence here.

The Storyteller's Poetry, Arts, & Film Festival is an annual Spring event that takes place at Pitzer. The CEC invites local organizations, artists, filmmakers, performers, vendors and more to campus for a day of community, learning and fun!

Learn more about the Storyteller's Poetry, Arts, & Film Festival here.

Students enrolled in various Social Responsibility Praxis courses at Pitzer are able to provide support to weekend arts education classes to youth at the Sam and Alfreda Maloof House in Upland, CA. The Maloof House is a National Historic Site where woodworking education among other arts learning opportunities occur to benefit the surrounding community.

Students enrolled in select courses are able to participate in the communal co-creation of public art experiences in the local community. Recent examples of this work involve community murals at schools and local partners, workshops held in/by/for community spaces, an Afro-Colombian drumming workshop, and archiving efforts in film, text, audio media, and visual media.

By request from our Community Partners, we are able to connect students with Media related opportunities including but not limited to: social media management/support, graphics, event support, media support for community-initiated projects, and translation support.

Students enrolled in Sustainable Sculpture will coordinate with their faculty and community partners to participate in the creation, restoration, and/or engagement with space, place, and artmaking. Recent examples of the Sustainable Sculpture courses’ work can be found in the Pitzer Outback and Multispecies Commons.