A student-centered workshop series exploring identity, self-expression, stereotypes, expectations, voice, belonging, and what it means to feel seen. Open to all students.
Dates: Sept. 16, Oct.7, and Nov. 4
A welcoming space for students who are experiencing, have experienced, or have loved ones facing challenges related to immigration status.
Connect with employers offering flexible part-time jobs, internships, and on-campus roles designed for students. You don’t need experience to get started; employers want to hear what you’re learning and help you grow. Take the next step in Future First: Land Hands-On Experience and start building your future today.
Stop by for a relaxed space to enjoy snacks, unwind, and connect with CAPS counselors.
Learn about eating disorder types, early warning signs, worsening symptoms, treatment options, and available resources. This presentation may also be offered to classes upon request.
Dates: Sept. 17, Oct. 15, and Nov. 12
Learn how to recognize, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges. Gain practical skills to confidently support friends, classmates, and members of your community.