The University is closed for the Thanksgiving weekend.
A welcoming space for students to process stress, celebrate identity, build relationships, and access mental health and campus resources while enjoying tea and community.
Tea Time is back, back, back again! Join the GSRC and CAPS as we create a safe space for LGBTQ+ folks to be in conversations about topics that impact, move, and motivate folks in the LGBTQIA+ community. The group will be facilitated by Queer-identified CAPS counselors. At each session, we will participate in fun craft activities while we discuss topics about the experiences of our community.
World AIDS Day is a global day of remembrance, solidarity, and action. Students will learn about resources and engage in activities.
Guardian Scholars can stop by for a relaxed, one-on-one conversation with CAPS Counselor Alice Chou about stress, decisions, relationships, or other personal concerns.
Dates and times subject to change.
The Center for Student Involvement, in collaboration with the Asian Pacific Islander Student Resource Center (APISRC) and New Student and Family Engagement, will host a karaoke night designed to foster community, celebrate identity, and encourage student engagement in a relaxed and welcoming environment. This event invites students to express themselves through music, connect with peers, and build a stronger sense of belonging on campus. Snacks will be provided to support participation and community building.