Cultural Resource Center Open House 2022

Join us for the Chicanx/Latinx Cultural Resource Center (CLCRC) Open House, presented as one of EOP's Cultural Resource Center Open House events! We will introduce student communities and their allies to our services, programming and campus affiliates.

As one of EOP's five Cultural Resource Centers, the CLCRC provides a culturally enriched environment where students, faculty, and staff of all cultural and ethnic backgrounds can learn about a diverse culture. Our objective is to educate and unify the UCSB and Chicanx/Latinx community through the mediums of art, language, people, food, and traditions.

At the Chicanx/Latinx Cultural Resource Center (located in the Student Resource Building) and El Centro Arnulfo Casillas (Building #406), the UCSB community can develop an understanding and appreciation of Chicanx/Latinx cultural heritage and history.

Join us for the American Indian and Indigenous Cultural Resource Center (AIICRC) Open House, presented as one of EOP's Cultural Resource Center Open House events! We will introduce student community and allies to our services, programming and affiliated student organizations. Chicken and Beef tacos from Super Cuca's will be served. Vegan options will also be available.

As one of EOP's five Cultural Resource Centers, the AIICRC strives to assist in the holistic development of American Indian & Indigenous (AI&I) students by hosting and supporting programming that focus on several areas: academic excellence, cultural awareness, leadership development, social involvement, and proactive civic engagement. In turn, the AIICRC aids in the overall retention and graduation rates of our AI&I students at UCSB.

The AIICRC is a space for students, staff, faculty and community members to develop an understanding of and appreciation for their Indigenous identities. AIICRC staff strives to create and maintain a welcoming atmosphere for all to celebrate, embrace, and learn more about Native culture and local, state, national, and global issues that affect the community.

Join us for the Chicanx/Latinx Cultural Resource Center (CLCRC) Open House, presented as one of EOP's Cultural Resource Center Open House events! We will introduce student communities and their allies to our services, programming and campus affiliates.

As one of EOP's five Cultural Resource Centers, the CLCRC provides a culturally enriched environment where students, faculty, and staff of all cultural and ethnic backgrounds can learn about a diverse culture. Our objective is to educate and unify the UCSB and Chicanx/Latinx community through the mediums of art, language, people, food, and traditions.

At the Chicanx/Latinx Cultural Resource Center (located in the Student Resource Building) and El Centro Arnulfo Casillas (Building #406), the UCSB community can develop an understanding and appreciation of Chicanx/Latinx cultural heritage and history.
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Social media engagement campaign details:
"WHAT DOES MY CULTURE MEAN TO ME? WHAT KIND OF EVENTS DO I WANT TO SEE THIS YEAR?"

Answer these questions when you share our event post on the CLCRC Instagram @ucsbclcrc and tag 3 friends for chance to WIN A $20 AMAZON GIFT CARD

Winners will be announced at the CLCRC Open House, so participants must be present at the event to win. Don't forget to register on the shoreline event and mark your calendars!

Join us for the African diasporic Cultural Resource Center (AdCRC) Open House event, presented as one of EOP's Cultural Resource Center Open House events! We will introduce student communities and their allies to our services, programming and campus affiliates.

The AdCRC educates, promotes, and encourages the interaction and dialogue among the diverse ethnic groups within the African diasporic communities of UCSB and to promote cross-cultural learning and interaction amongst all ethnic groups. The AdCRC is an environment for students, staff, faculty and community members to develop an understanding of and appreciation for their African diasporic cultural identities. AdCRC staff strives to create and maintain a welcoming atmosphere for all to acquire knowledge in relation to the diversity of cultures within the African diaspora.

The AdCRC strives to assist in the holistic development of students of the African diaspora by focusing on several areas: academic excellence, cultural awareness, leadership development, social involvement, and proactive civic engagement. As a result of successfully developing our students in each of the aforementioned areas, the AdCRC, in turn, aids in the overall retention and graduation rates of our Black students at UCSB.
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Social media engagement campaign details:
"WHAT DOES COMMUNITY AND CULTURE MEAN TO YOU?"

Answer these questions when you share our Open House flyer posted to the AdCRC Instagram @adcrcucsb to your Stories and tag 3 friends for chance to WIN A $25 AMAZON GIFT CARD

Winners will be announced at the AdCRC Open House! Don't forget to mark your calendars and register for each Open House at their respective Shoreline event links.

Join us for the Asian Resource Center (ARC) Open House, presented as one of the Cultural Resource Center Open House events! We will introduce student communities and their allies to our services, programming, and campus affiliates.

As one of EOP's five Cultural Resource Centers, the mission of the ARC is to educate, promote, and encourage the interaction and dialogue among the diverse ethnic groups within the Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi American (APIDA) community at UCSB. The center also provides a supportive environment for students, staff, faculty, and community members to develop an appreciation for one's identity and to affirm an institutional commitment that recognizes our community.

The ARC serves as a meeting place, an activity center, and more than that—it is a place to kick back, study and meet with friends. Not so incidentally, it also houses a library of Asian Pacific American books, videos, photos, student group information, and events. But it is here for all students who attend UCSB.

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HOW TO ENTER OUR GIVEAWAY:

(1) Answer the question, "What does community mean to you?"
(2) Post your response when you share our ARC Fall Open House 2022 post on Instagram @ucsb_arc to your story
(3) Tag 3 friends

Winners will be announced at the ARC Open House, so participants must be present at the event to win. Don't forget to register for the Shoreline event and mark your calendars!

Join us for the Middle Eastern, North African, South Asian Resource Center (MENASARC) Open House, presented as one of EOP's Cultural Resource Center Open House events! We will introduce student communities and their allies to our services, programming and campus affiliates.

As one of EOP's five Cultural Resource Centers, the MENASARC promotes the cultural awareness and academic success of students of Middle Eastern, North African and South Asian (MENASA) heritage. The center also serves as an organizing hub for our MENASA student communities and serves as a dedicated space to organize programming for the campus-at-large.

Through its events and programming, the MENASARC works to support students' embrace of their cultural identities, integration into student life, appreciation for diversity, and commitment to principles of leadership, achievement, collaboration, excellence, and community.

Join us for the American Indian and Indigenous Cultural Resource Center (AIICRC) Open House, presented as one of EOP's Cultural Resource Center Open House events! We will introduce student communities and their allies to our services, programming and campus affiliates.

As one of EOP's five Cultural Resource Centers, the AIICRC strives to assist in the holistic development of American Indian & Indigenous (AI&I) students by hosting and supporting programming that focus on several areas: academic excellence, cultural awareness, leadership development, social involvement, and proactive civic engagement. In turn, the AIICRC aids in the overall retention and graduation rates of our AI&I students at UCSB.

The AIICRC is a space for students, staff, faculty and community members to develop an understanding of and appreciation for their Indigenous identities. AIICRC staff strives to create and maintain a welcoming atmosphere for all to celebrate, embrace, and learn more about Native culture and local, state, national, and global issues that affect the community.