Chicana/o/x Studies - Río Hondo College

📚🐛✨ Read Across America is a great time to promote critical literacy and what better way than to read children’s books written and illustrated by Río Hondo College students. These are the new titles selected from Profe Arévalo’s CHST 101 collection, ¡Nuestros Cuentos Cuentan! (Our Stories Count & Are Telling!). The children’s picture books explore many themes and cover a range of topics that matter to our students. These books celebrate student voice and creative imagination. Enjoy your time at the library’s Tree House by reading a storybook (located on the second floor of the LRC.) ✨📚🌱🌻

Start the year off applying to work with us at Río Hondo College! We are expanding our part time pool for Chicanx Studies instructors. Consider joining us as early as this spring by applying now!

🚨NEW CLUB ALERT🚨 The Chicanx & Latinx Scholars Conservation Club (CLSCC) is a scholar led initiative to help incoming first year and returning college students navigate college by providing information and access to resources. We are a safe space of expression. We will hold community building events, workshops, and activities like open mic, scholarship opportunities, among more. The club meets the 2nd and last Friday of each month at 12 pm in SU201 and via zoom. You may email the club’s Secretary Ashley Norberto ([email protected]) for more information.

Do you self-identify as male? Have you not yet take English 101 and EGSS 110? Well listen up as this may be for you!

If you are interested in joining the Male Success Learning Community, you will get priority access to these two courses. Please visit and go to their bio for a link on how to join 🙂

This is only for male self-identified students who have not yet taken English 101 and EGSS 110. If you already took and passed these classes, you are not able to re-take the same classes.

English 101 (3.5 units), CRN: 75350
Monday & Wednesday 9:35AM-11AM (MON)

8:00 AM-9:25AM (WED) Location: LR 124, in-person EGSS 110 (3 units), CRN: 77902

Tuesday 8:00 AM-9:25 AM, Location: Hybrid -Campus & Online ASYNC

📣 Want to teach ethnic studies part-time at Río Hondo College? Apply now! Application period ends June 30th.

📌 This is a friendly reminder to our 2024 graduates that we are less than a week away from our 🎓 Chicanx Studies Graduates Luncheon 🎓 We will be meeting at 📍The Mission Square Italian Restaurant in Whittier starting at noon 🕛 We cannot wait to celebrate you with your loved ones! 🎉

The National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NACCS) is the academic organization that serves academic programs, departments and research centers that focus on issues pertaining to Mexican Americans, Chicana/os, and Latina/os. Every year the association has an annual conference for its members and this year’s conference theme focuses on the discipline in the 21st century, The Continuities and Ruptures within the Field. It is also taking place in San Francisco. For anyone who is attending NACCS this week, consider joining this workshop if you have ever considered teaching full-time in the community college system in Chicanx Studies or Ethnic Studies.