Services and Resources

Academic Support Services
Academic Support Services The primary mission of Pitzer College’s Academic Support Services (PASS) is to assist students in achieving academic success and access to their education. PASS is committed to collaborating with Pitzer’s diverse community to ensure that all aspects of campus life- learning, working, and living are accessible to all students. PASS facilitates the provision of academic accommodations, academic coaching, and additional resources and services to assist students in their academic success, create inclusive environments, and achieve access and equity.

Atherton 112; [email protected]

Accommodations Support 909.607.7621, Academic Coaching 909.607.6112

Career Services
Career Services assists students with exploring their career options and provides them with the skills they will need to locate internships and jobs. Students are encouraged to use the office as soon as they arrive at Pitzer. Career Services provides a wide array of services, programs, and resources including career counseling, mock interviews, graduate school information, alumni contact names, resume writing, job search and interviewing advice, on-campus recruiting program, and career-related workshops and seminars. It also maintains full-time, part-time, on-campus and summer job listings.
Scott Hall 121; 909.621.8519 (ext 18519)

Center for Asian Pacific American Students (CAPAS)
The Center for Asian Pacific American Students (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.
Mead Hall, Lx Tower; 909.607.9816 (ext 79816)

Community Engagement Center
The Community Engagement Center supports research and education that contributes to the understanding of critical community issues and enhances the resources of community organizations. We oversee community-based research projects and encourage experiential pedagogy through partnership with sites focused on issues such as immigration, homelessness, juvenile detention and literacy. We offer student summer internships, senior-year awards and postgraduate fellowships to assist student and faculty engagement in community.
Scott Hall 108 (A-C); 909.607.8183 (ext. 78183)

Duplicating Services
Duplicating Services provides a variety of services for faculty, staff and students. Please visit our web pages for a list of services. WE DO NOT PROVIDE BOOK OR NOTEBOOK COPY SERVICES. This can be done at the Gold Student Center Room 222 (Claremont Cash only) and the Lucian Marquis Library (coin operated). Purchase change in Duplicating Services.
Bernard 111
909.621.8461 (ext. 18461) , fax: 909.621.8839 (ext. 18839)
Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
unless posted otherwise on the door.

Green Bike Program
The Green Bike Program
is a student-run that promotes cycling, bike safety and sustainability at The Claremont Colleges and the surrounding community. This is done through the reuse of old bikes and parts along with the organization of cycling events. The Green Bike Program gives community members free access to bicycles, tools, repair lessons.
Located on Pitzer Road

Jumpstart
Jumpstart’s mission is to work toward the day every child in America enters school prepared to succeed. To this end, we train and support Claremont Colleges students to serve as part-time AmeriCorps members, working individually with young children to build skills crucial to school success. Jumpstart Corps members have the unique opportunity to inspire young children to learn, serve in a local community, work on an AmeriCorps team, and build professional skills as part of a network that serves young children in more than sixty communities nationwide.
Atherton 415; 909.607.9290 (ext. 79290)

Mail Center
The Mail Center works under the direct supervision of the Office of Student Affairs. The Mail Center is open Monday through Friday 8 am to 5 pm; it is closed  Saturday and Sunday.  If you have any mail service inquires, call (909) 607-3827 or email [email protected]
Atherton Hall, bottom floor; 909.607.3827 (ext 73827)

Writing Center
The Writing Center offers Pitzer students free individual conferences with experienced writers trained to consult on assignments in any discipline at any stage of the writing process, from brainstorming ideas to polishing a final draft. If you are a Pitzer student, we encourage you to schedule a session. Regular 50-minute appointments, two-hour appointments for thesis writers, and special consultations for international students are available. Please visit the Writing Center’s website for more information. Mead Hall 131; 607.3766/607.4321 (ext 73776/74321)