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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

AARC (Asian American Resource Center)

Nearby schools & colleges

On The Loose (OTL), the Outdoors Club of the Claremont Colleges
Amherst Avenue

Pomona Green Bike Shop

CMC Dean of Students Office
E. 9th Street

CMC Government
91711

The Drucker Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital Club

CMC Office of Planned Giving
N Claremont Boulevard

Chicano Latino Student Affairs Office, The Claremont Colleges
91711

Health Education Outreach - HEO
N. College Way

Chicana/o~Latina/o Studies at the Claremont Colleges

Center for Writing & Public Discourse
Columbia Avenue Kravis

CLIRWater
N. Dartmouth Avenue

5C Indigenous Peer Mentoring Program-IPMP
East Sixth Street

A Cleaner Tomorrow
N Mills Avenue

Green Bike Program- Pitzer College
N Mills Avenue

Pitzer New Resource Students
N Mills Avenue

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!! ATTENTION AARC COMMUNITY !!

TODAY, August 31st from 5-6pm, we are hosting ANOTHER information session for ~NEW~ volunteers interested in becoming PAYS College Advisors and/or PAYS Tutors!

Please refer to the information below and the attached flyer!

We hope to see YOU later today!

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Calling for Pomona College VOLUNTEERS for PAYS College Advisors and PAYS Tutors for the academic year! Unfortunately, at the moment we are only able to recruit Pomona College students. We hope to have further updates in early September about opening this volunteer opportunity to 5C students!
--> PAYS College Advisors get paired with a PAYS scholar and help them navigate the college application process!
Apply: bit.ly/PAYSCollegeAdvisor21-22
--> PAYS Tutors help high school PAYS scholars in different subjects ranging from Chemistry, History, Physics, English, etc.
Apply: bit.ly/PAYSTutor21-22
Please submit an application by September 6th!
If you are interested in applying, NEW volunteers MUST attend an info session via Zoom.
-Tuesday, August 31 at 5:00PM
-Tuesday, September 7 at 5:00PM
(link: https://pomonacollege.zoom.us/j/81181761570)
-Thursday, September 2 at 6:00PM
-Thursday, September 9 at 6:00PM
(link: https://pomonacollege.zoom.us/j/89048933240)
Feel free to contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns!

"A delicate and elegantly composed series of deeply human moments..." -Film Threat
"Beautiful." - The New York Times
🍅Rated 100% on Rotten Tomatoes 🍅

Watch , the heartwarming film from dirs. Yang Sun + S. Leo Chiang () now on Kanopy! Host a movie night for your class or student org: https://buff.ly/3wLm46e

UW Film Club East Asian Union UC Berkeley AARC (Asian American Resource Center) AAA Film Fest at UCD Asian & Pacific Islander Council TInY Berkeley Chinese Theatre Group UC Berkeley Chinese Student Association [CSA] Humboldt State University Asian, Desi, & Pacific Islander Collective Asian Pacific American Student Affairs (APASA) Caltech C Asian Pacific Student Programs - UCR APSP UCSF Diversity and Outreach

Anti-Asian violence is not a new thing, but it has been aggravated by COVID-blame and MAGA rhetoric .
This multi-episode podcast series about the 1871 LA Chinatown massacre commemorates the worst mass race lynching on the West Coast, when at least 20 Chinese immigrants were killed in one night by a crowd of about 500 Angelenos, which accounted for nearly one fifth the male population of the city. This podcast series tells the story through the eyes of Yut-Ho, a young woman who arrives in LA as a refugee, only to become embroiled in a love intrigue, a gang war, and ultimately, the LA Chinatown Massacre. This little-known chapter of history finds eerie parallels to the vicious anti-Asian American attacks that are taking place today in the USA, spurred by racism and COVID-19 fears. Join us in the telling and the listening on the initial podcast released yesterday on Wednesday, March 24th, 2021, with following episodes in the series released every other Wednesday. The podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Overcast, RSS feed.
https://blood-on-gold-mountain.captivate.fm/

I'm a 2008 grad, living in SoCal. Are you interested in being trained as a poll monitor? Please DM me and I'll connect you to Asian Americans Advancing Justice-LA which is running trainings. And please vote! (full disclosure: I'm on AJ-LA's Pro Bono Advisory Council).

TODAY at 12:15pm: Join the Chirp Chat and learn more about Dean Ellie Ash-Bala and Dean Mike Manalo-Pedro as they link our past to future we are forging! Access the Chirp Chat here: bit.ly/ChirpChats

[Image Description]
Blue and white flyer with the Pomona College logo on the top of the flyer and under it the words STUDENT AFFAIRS is written with Chirp Chats below it. Written under that is September 29th, 12:15pm and a description of today's Chirp Chat that reads:

“Remembering our past as we forge our future”
Get to know a little more about Ellie Ash-Bala (Associate
Dean of Campus Life & Director of the Smith Campus Center)
and Dr. Mike Manalo-Pedro (Associate Dean and Director of
the Asian American Resource Center) as they talk about food,
dreams of traveling, and other random facts. They’ll also “talk
story” about their pathways to who they are and how they are
finding community in today’s moment.
bit.ly/ChirpChats

At the bottom of the flyer on the left side of the page is a picture of Dr. Mike Manalo-Pedro with his name written out and the pronouns of he/him and to the right of his picture is the picture of Dean Ellie Ash-Abash with her name written out and the pronouns of she/her.

AARC (Asian American Resource Center) Smith Campus Center & Student Programs

Still have seats available on the Sagecoach to Tuesday Night Café tomorrow Oct 15, leaving Seaver Theater @ 6pm
RSVP: [email protected]

Hello AARC friends~~
You may have seen this application floating around the interwebs already, but I just wanted to reach out on this group to let you all know that Health Bridges is looking for volunteers for the upcoming school year!

If you speak Spanish, Mandarin, *Tagalog*, or Cantonese please take a look at the Health Advocate App to find out more about our program. The application will be due by 11:59 pm PST on *Wednesday, August 28th*. As always, if you have any questions, feel free to send me a message or contact us at [email protected]

*GIFT CARD OPPORTUNITY*

The Social Cognition Lab at Pitzer is looking for people to participate in a research study! The study will involve completing a survey online, where we will ask you about your perceptions of mental/psychological health. This survey will be completely anonymous, and you may skip questions that you do not wish to answer. It will take roughly 15 minutes to complete the survey. As compensation for participation, you will be entered into a raffle to win one of two $50 Visa Gift Cards.

Here's the link:

We're having another study hall session tonight and the year is quickly coming to a close. Did you grow up with people telling you, that you should attend a public school, in order to save money? Was it difficult for you to consider a private school, or an ivy league, because of the cost? Were you scared to go to a dream college because you felt your hard working immigrant parents couldn't afford it? Not only did AARC (Asian American Resource Center) give us a tour of the Claremont colleges, but they provided us with valuable resources around: financial aid, on campus support systems, and QuestBridge! QuestBridge is an online scholarship application that allows competitive low-income applicants to receive full ride scholarship to prestigious private school institutions! We believe in sharing valuable resources to our community and wanted to share this information with our fellow motivators as well.

Our mentees got to tour Pomona College over the weekend! For most of our mentees, it was their first time visiting a college campus! It got them thinking about what they want to major in and needless to say, they're excited about what's to come after high school 🎓📚

A special thank you to AARC (Asian American Resource Center) for showing us around! 🙌

In our last APIDA highlight series feature for this school year, we are highlighting Alfred Flores, a professor of Asian American Studies at Harvey Mudd College. He is also housed under the Intercollegiate Department of Asian American Studies at the Claremont Colleges and will soon be finishing his first year with us at the Claremont Colleges! Here’s more about Prof. Flores in his own words:

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I’m Alfred P. Flores, Ph.D. in History from UCLA in 2015. I also have an M.A. degree in Public History and B.A. degree in History from UC Riverside. Furthermore, I was a transfer student from College of the Desert in Palm Desert, CA. In my spare time, I enjoy playing basketball, watching movies, listening to music, and playing video games.

- Where are you from and how has that shaped your experiences?
My ancestral homelands are the island of Guahan (Guam) and Korea. While I was born in Seoul, South Korea, I grew up and lived most of my life in Indio, CA. Being one of the few Asian American and Pacific Islander people in Indio, I quickly learned about racial identity, racism, and class based issues. In many ways, these experiences helped make me become a more conscientious person about societal inequalities.

-Which spaces/orgs on campus are you involved in? If applicable and you're open to it, when and where can you be found if people would like to meet you (e.g. office/work hours in a space)?
As a first year faculty member at the Claremont Colleges, my goal has been to try and support a variety of campus organizations such as the AARC (Asian American Resource Center) (PO), Center for Asian Pacific American Students (CAPAS) (PZ), HMC Office of Institutional Diversity (OID) (HMC). I have two offices, one at HMC and the other at Pomona College. The best way to meet with me is to set up an appointment via email at [email protected].

-Is there anything that you are working on that would like to share with our community?
My most recent publication is a research essay on U.S. colonial education policy and curriculum in Guam from 1899 to 1950 that was published by Oxford University Press (March 2019). I am currently working on two other projects. The first is my book manuscript on the militarization of Guam from World War II to 1962. The second project is an essay that examines college pathways, pedagogies, and Pacific Islander Studies.

I will also be co-organizing next year's IDAAS signature event series with Dr. Mike Manalo-Pedro (Asian American Resource Center) on the topic of militarization and decolonization in Asia, the Pacific, and the continental United States. This event is going to bring three major scholars in the fields of Asian American Studies, Native American Studies, and Pacific Islander Studies to the Claremont Colleges to give presentations on their research. Moreover, students will be given the opportunity to participate in an AlternaBreak, which will take place in San Diego, where they will meet with other student/community organizations and learn about the militarization of Native lands near the Mexico/U.S. border.

- What brings you joy?
I cherish spending time with my family and friends. Life is finite, so spend as much of it with the people you care and love.

By fostering awareness of APA issues at Pomona College, the AARC helps strengthen the Claremont Coll

Operating as usual

11/16/2022

join us this thursday! Hahn 108 at 4:15!! see you there :)

Photos from AARC (Asian American Resource Center)'s post

11/14/2022

introducing a powerhouse in a person!!! LEILANIIIIIIII

11/14/2022

legend? icon? KYU!

Slide One—Red Background with photo on left hand side of Kyu Lee smiling and kneeling on grass. Text states in white font “Any, AARC Intern, Pomona ‘23, RISE, STEP, Scorpio” on a brown background. In the bottom right corner, the AARC logo reads Asian American Resource Center with a blue circle with waves inside.
Slide Two: same background. Text is in the same font and color. Two images on the right, one of Kyu holding up a peace sign outdoors and one of Kyu holding up a peace sign with a bowl of food in front.
Text reads: I'm really excited to work with a lot of my close friends and build new relationships at the AARC this year! :) I feel like an important part of our work at the AARC is relationality, and I am eager to spend more time with the amazing people I consider my community at the AARC. I also want to help share the caring and intentional culture of the AARC so that the next generation of AAMP mentors/AARC interns feel inspired to join and continue to build community at Pomona and the 5Cs after us.
Slide Three: Same background as slides one and two. Same text font and color. Two images: image on the left is of Kyu standing below plants with blurry hands; image on the right is of Kyu posing with a lightstick. Text Reads: The bao and hoisin meatballs usually at Frank Sunday brunch (do they still have them?)

11/14/2022

the AMAZING JASMINE!!
Slide One—Red Background with photo on left hand side of Jasmine Zhou seated and smiling with a bowl of food in front. Text states in white font “She/Her, AARC Intern, Pomona ‘23.5, PIE, Aries” on a brown background. In the bottom right corner, the AARC logo reads Asian American Resource Center with a blue circle with waves inside.
Slide Two: same background. Text is in the same font and color. Text reads: I hope to learn from all folks involved in the AARC this year to heal, grow and work together in building solidarity across APIDA communities and dismantling settler colonialism. As a new intern, I hope to be in community with everyone and find joy together :) . One image to the right of the text of Jasmine squatted, taking pictures in a field of purple flowers.
Slide Three: Same background as slides one and two. Same text font and color. Two images: image below text is of Jasmine posing by a lake, image to the right of text is of Jasmine looking back as she walks down a street. Text Reads: Dan Dan noodles at Frary

11/09/2022

Interested in making mandu? Join us with AdBoard + CARE as we make mandu while learning more about the history of Korean dumplings! We’ll have ingredients and materials ready!
Location: Valach Courtyard, CMC
Date: November 11, 2-4 pm
Link to RSVP: tinyurl.com/mandu5c! First come first serve! (edite

11/09/2022

submit to AAMP! deadline is November 13th!!

11/09/2022

Join us Sunday, Nov. 13, as we hike on the Claremont Wilderness Trail for APIDA-identifying students at the 5Cs. This is a beginner-level trail, and we welcome all levels of experience. :) We will meet at 7:30 am to leave at 8am, and be back on campus around 12:30pm. We have only have 15-20 spots, so sign up now!
Make an account and find our hike in the TRIPS tab. https://on-the-loose.org/trips

11/08/2022

join the Committee for South Asian Voices!! See you this Saturday!! 🤭

11/07/2022

introducing BELLA
Slide One—Red Background with photo on left hand side of Bella Ah Moo sitting on a bench on a sidewalk. Text states in white font “She/Her, AARC Intern, POM '25, PIE, SEACOM, Pisces” on a brown background. In the bottom right corner, the AARC logo reads Asian American Resource Center with a blue circle with waves inside.
Slide Two: same background. Text is in the same font and color. Two images on the bottom of Bella; on the left, she is with two friends on a cliff in front of the ocean. On the right, Bella is sitting with a dog.
Text reads: I can't wait to see the AARC grow as a prominent and key part of the 5C experience. Seeing as the COVID restrictions are looser and the campuses are allowing more in-person and interactive events, I think there is a lot of potential for AARC. While I am an intern here, I would like to see AARC continue to build a community within the 5Cs as it once was pre-COVID :).
Slide Three: Same background as slides one and two. Same text font and color. Image of a large group of people on a beach. Text reads: What is your favorite interpretation of "Asian food" from the 5C dining halls? Although it can be a hit or miss, I genuinely enjoy Frary's Pho at the Expo. The broth and the noodles are not far from the actual thing and I am pretty impressed, considering Vietnamese food is my favorite.

11/07/2022

SAOOOOMAIII
Slide One—Red Background with photo on left hand side of Saomai Nguyen squatting and posing with a reverse V hand sign in front of a colorful car. Text states in white font “They/She, AAMP Head Mentor, Pomona ‘23, Sagittarius” on a brown background. In the bottom right corner, the AARC logo reads Asian American Resource Center with a blue circle with waves inside.
Slide Two: same background. Text is in the same font and color. Text reads: A community and space to cultivate intergenerational healing. Two images: a group picture of the AAMP mentors on Beach Day below the text, and a picture of the three AAMP Head Mentors to the right of the text.
Slide Three: Same background as slides one and two. Same text font and color. Two images: image below text is of Saomai sitting on a bench on the beach at night, image to the right of text is a picture taken from up above of Saomai smiling next to another person at night. Text Reads: Frary naan (but must also toast again and add butter).

11/02/2022

join us at the QTPOC mixer!! See you Thursday November 10th in the QRC 🤠🤠🤭

11/01/2022

11/01/2022

☀️Untold Stories 🌊 is now open for submission!
(reposted from AAMP)

Calling all APIDA musicians, comedians, poets, writers, performers, and artists! On Sunday, November 20, from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM, AAMP will be hosting Untold Stories. Untold Stories is a community art event featuring performances, music, an art gallery, and an open mic.

Please scan the QR code or follow the link in our bio to submit your work! All mediums and levels of experience are welcome!

10/25/2022

Introducing….. AARA! !
Slide One—Red Background with photo on left hand side of Aara Nanavaty. Text states in white font “She/Her, AARC/CARES Center Liaison, CMC 2025, CSAV, Pisces” on a brown background. In the bottom right corner, the AARC logo reads Asian American Resource Center with a blue circle with waves inside.
Slide Two: same background. Text is in the same font and color. Image on the bottom left of Aara.
Text reads: To make it an inclusive space, especially for the other 5Cs that don't know that it exists or don't know much about it
Slide Three: Same background as slides one and two. Same text font and color. Image[s] below text. Text reads: What is your favorite interpretation of "Asian food" from the 5C dining halls? (real) Mudd's pho for lunch on Wednesday (funny) Scripps and CMC using the same noodles for all Asian dishes

10/25/2022

KIIIIRRRBBYYY!
Slide One—Red Background with photo on left hand side of Kirby. Text states in white font “He/Him AARC Intern, Pomona 2023, CSAV/RISE” on a brown background. In the bottom right corner, the AARC logo reads Asian American Resource Center with a blue circle with waves inside.
Slide Two: same background. Text is in the same font and color. Image on the bottom left of Kirby.
Text reads: Vision for the AARC Building resistance through joy; joy through resistance
Slide Three: Same background as slides one and two. Same text font and color. Image[s] below text. Text reads: What is your favorite interpretation of "Asian food" from the 5C dining halls? The one time they had braised oxtail at Frary!

10/25/2022

LAUREN!!! our superb scripps score superstar ⭐️

Image Description:
Slide One—Red Background with photo on left hand side of Lauren. Text states in white font what is written in the caption on a brown background. In the bottom right corner, the AARC logo reads Asian American Resource Center with a blue circle with waves inside.
Slide Two: same background. Text is in the same font and color. Image on the top right of Lauren and two friends on either side of her.
Slide Three: Same background as slides one and two. Same text font and color. Three photos of Lauren, one holding food, one walking away, and one smiling placed below the text.

10/21/2022

open to all 5Cs!

10/21/2022

10/20/2022

link to sign up in ‘s bio! event is open to all!!

10/20/2022

TONIGHT! @ 6 pm in the SCORE living room :)

10/20/2022

link to sign up in ‘s bio!!!

10/20/2022

introducing the FLI APIDA Story Circle !!
Where: AARC in Smith Campus Center
RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/fall2022storycircle

10/12/2022

STEP fall 2022 schedule!!!
10/8 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12 11/19
10am-12pm
Location @ Walker Lounge
Lunch and catered food with students at 12pm
Saturday Tongan Education Program (STEP) is supported by the Asian American Resource Center (AARC) at Pomona College and Motivating Action Leadership Opportunity (MALO)
Image Description: The letters of STEP at the top middle are in a font that appears hand drawn. The gee real background is white but on each side, there is a blue and grey/brown background with patterns. on the bottom right hand side the blue logo of AARC and purple logo of MALO. Text reads as above.

10/12/2022

SEACOM MIXER Friday November 11th 4:30-6:30 @ Margaret Fowler Garden. The Asian American Resource Center (AARC) invites you to our bi-annual southeast asian identifying student staff faculty mixer. Fun games, music, and dinner
RSVP by October 28th
image description: purple/pink tie dye background with white text and SEACOM MIXER written across the top in yellow. At the bottom is a barcode to sign up. The text reads what is in the comment

10/12/2022

10/12/2022

AAMP Intergen Dinner! This Thursday October 13th!!! in the Frank Blue Room :)
Image Description: White background with the text AAMP intergen dinner with karaoke Thursday October 13th 5-7pm @ Frank Blue Room. in the bottoms left corner, a cecil the sage hen with an apron and cooking utensil has a pan with food in it and the text “any questions please contact [email protected]

10/12/2022

10/10/2022

and our final spotlight for the week…. AILEEN!!! 🥳

10/10/2022

DIANAAAAAA!!! 💕💕

10/10/2022

introducing… MARINA 🥳🥳🥳❤️❤️❤️

09/29/2022

09/13/2022

Please join us for our third candidate for the Native American Initiatives Assistant Director this Thurs 9/15. Talk will be at 10-11am in SCC 201 and student lunch from 12-1:30 in SCC 212. .claremont .pitzer

09/03/2022

Please join us for the public talks for the first two candidates for the Assistant Director of Native American Initiatives at Pomona College on Tuesday 9/6 and Wednesday 9/7 from 11-12pm. .claremont .pitzer

05/18/2022

For AARC alumni celebrating c/o of 20' and 21' this weekend, stop by the AARC to say hi on Saturday! (Note: This time slot is immediately after Pomona's commencement)

04/21/2022

Happening today!!

In partnership with CASA Pitzer, The Youth Mentoring Action Network (YMAN) QuTIEs would like to invite your youth to The Rainbow Connection: Celebrating and Uplifting Trans* Voices event this Thursday, April 21, 2022. Flyer is included in this email. We are also requesting your support in sharing this event with your networks and social media. Please see below for details.

Details:
Event Description: Please join us for a night of self-expression & creativity as we celebrate trans* youth! Painting, community, performances, and more will be available for youth to enjoy. This event will be in person and will be taking precautionary measures to ensure a safe and fun environment for folks.

Date: Thursday, April 21, 2022
Time: 6:45-8pm
Location: CASA Pitzer 200 S. Euclid Ave, Suite B, Ontario CA 91762
Participants: Opent to High School and College Students
Please use the QR code or link to register http://tiny.cc/RainbowConnection to register for this event.

04/19/2022

The AARC is hosting office hours with The International and Domestic Programs Office on April 26th from 3-4pm! Drop by to learn about potential study abroad opportunities 😎🌍✈️

03/29/2022

URGENT!! Calling all AARC alumni, current interns, and friends❗❗❗

To celebrate the AARC's 30-year anniversary, the Production committee is planning to create a digital scrapbook to chronicle, safekeep, and treasure the legacy of the AARC’s first 30 years in order to honor its legacy thus far and serve as a lighthouse for the future years to come. We are asking for YOUR help in synthesizing such a project!

Submit your pictures and stories here: http://tinyurl.com/aarc-scrap

03/29/2022

“At the foot of the majestic snow-capped Sierras, Manzanar, the WWII concentration camp, becomes the confluence for memories of Payahuunadü, the now-parched ‘land of flowing water.’ Intergenerational women from Native American, Japanese American and rancher communities form an unexpected alliance to defend their land and water from Los Angeles.”

Join us for a screening of Manzanar, Diverted at the Benson Auditorium on April 6th!

03/29/2022

Need help determining what classes to take next semester? Interested in taking Asian American Studies courses?

Consider joining this IDAAS Fall 2022 course info session on Wednesday 04/06 from 4:30pm-6:00pm! This event is hosted by 5C AdBoard and light refreshments will be provided! 😎

03/29/2022

Last but not least—our Hiring team!

Spring Committee: Breandan & Marina

The Hiring committee assists the AARC staff in finding the next generation of APIDA-identifying students to help preserve and improve upon the AARC’s mission.

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