Student Resource Centers
The Black Cultural Resource Center
The Black Cultural Resource Center (BCRC) is a space designed for students to study, arrange for academic or mental health counseling, and to meet in study groups. It is also a place to just hangout and have engaging discussions with other classmates or participate in fun activities such as open mics, movie nights, and game nights. Additionally, we host Black History Month events, Black Scholars Family Night for students who earned a 3.0 or higher in the Fall and a Black Graduation Celebration in May each year.
The Dream Center
The Dream Center (DC), Building 1000 - Room 1018, provides a safe and welcoming space that fosters community for Undocumented, AB 540, DACA Recipients, Allies, and Students from Mixed Status Families. The Center offers guidance and support to help with academic, career and personal goals, taking a holistic approach to advance the educational access, academic success, retention and graduation of undocumented students. In addition, the Center educates the campus community on best practices in supporting students who are undocumented. Students and allies can utilize the Center to hang out, build community, and participate in activities like: Undocumented Student Week of Action, movie nights, game nights, and paint nights.