Native American Student Center

If you are a first generation college student, you are likely carrying more than just coursework. You may be learning systems your family never had access to. You may be translating paperwork, navigating financial aid, or figuring out processes without guidance. You may feel proud and overwhelmed at the same time. Bahar is hosting a First Generation College Student Support Circle on March 4 from 7–8 PM. This virtual gathering is includes planned activities and prompts designed for students who want space to process pressure, ask questions, and feel less alone in the experience of being first gen. You do not have to figure everything out by yourself. Register now: /events #FirstGenStudent #CollegeSupport #CulturallyRootedCare #ICOWellness #FirstGenerationHealing

💫February is almost over, the new year has taken off and we’re excited to share that we welcoming inquiries for workshops and trainings! ✨ 👀👀 We’re manifesting working with more colleges and universities 🗣️✨ 🙋🏽‍♀️We know that college students, faculty and staff put in a lot of work to foster leadership and impact communities in major ways! If you’re a social justice, equity, leadership or identity based center, we’re looking at you! Bring us to your campus, we want to connect with you! 🙌🏽 🗣️Want to know about our most requested sessions? 💥First, Combatting Myths and Stereotypes with Strengths and Truths — This session offers you an understanding of policies and practices that have historically caused harm for our community. We flip the narrative and focus on uplifting our collective strengths as we build meaningful relations. 🌞 🌻Our Culture, Balance and Indigenous Wellness session will help deepen your understanding of self-care as a tool that’s central to sustaining your work in community. Through this opportunity, we promote mental wellness, compassion and kinship, and you’ll end with learning some practical wellness and grounding exercises! 🧘🏽‍♀️🧘🏽‍♂️🧘🏽 🧐 Sound like something you need on your campus, in your office, for your team? Book your training today! Visit the link in our bio, click on our training inquiry form and submit your request! We’ll get back to you within 2-3 business days! 🙌🏽 We can’t wait to work with y’all!

Hello Broncos! Are you interested in participating in a student leadership retreat? Would you like to strengthen your leadership skills, engage more proactively in the community, and enhance cross-cultural understanding? We invite you to apply for the Uniting 4 Change Student Retreat! What is Uniting for Change? Uniting for Change is a FREE off-campus weekend retreat designed to give students the opportunity to step away from campus life to reflect, connect, and grow personally and professionally. Through interactive activities, guided reflections, and meaningful discussions, participants will: 💡 Recognize and value cultural differences 📣 Learn how to uplift all voices and build inclusive communities 🤝 Strengthen teamwork, collaboration, and conflict-resolution skills When/Where is U4C? 🗓️ Friday, March 27th – Sunday, March 29th, 2026 We will leave CPP Friday morning and return Sunday afternoon! 📍 Pali Retreat in Running Springs, CA 🚌 Transportation, lodging, and meals are provided at no cost! 📄 We encourage all CPP students regardless of experience level to apply. Whether you’re just beginning your leadership journey or already involved in leadership roles, we welcome you! 🔗 Apply by scanning the QR code or visiting: /r/w8rDABKtwp ‼️APPLICATIONS ARE DUE FEBRUARY 27TH‼️ Availability is limited, so submit your application soon! ✉️ Questions? Email Javier Cañas at [email protected]

Are you graduating in Spring or Summer? Did you graduate in Fall? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, we invite you to join us for our annual Cultural & Identity Graduation Celebrations! ⠀ ⠀ This is the time to celebrate your achievements with your community! Invite your family (blood and chosen), friends, and loved ones to the celebration too! The celebration dates and times are below:⠀ ⠀ Native Grad Celebration - 5/1, from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm⠀ ⠀ Raza Grad Celebration - 5/2 from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm⠀ ⠀ Womxn Resource Graduation - 5/6 from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm⠀ ⠀ Lavender Grad Celebration - 5/7 from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm⠀ ⠀ APIDA Grad Celebration - 5/8 from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm⠀ ⠀ Black Grad Celebration- 5/9 from 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm⠀ ⠀ For more information or to register, visit the link in our bio. If you are interested in other TREE celebrations check out our posts @cpptree .

If you missed our Harvest Dinner last week, here’s a look at the moments that made it special. Powwow singers, bird dancers, games, cultural cuisine and music filled the night with joy and celebration of our Native American communities. A special thank you to everyone who donated supplies for Sherman Indian High School — your generosity made a real impact. 🔹Learn more about CPP's #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth events via the 🔗 in bio. 🔹Follow @cpp_nasc to stay in the know year round.

The concept? Native American Heritage Month ✨ In collaboration with the @cpp_nasc , we’re honoring Native American culture and cuisine with a special event across the Global, Mongolian, and Sushi stations. 💚💛 🗓️ TOMORROW 🕐 11 AM - 1:30 PM 📍 Centerpointe

CPP is proud to celebrate Native American Heritage Month in November. We invite the entire Bronco community to these events: 🔸 Nov. 3-18 - Personal Care and Sock Drive 🔸 Nov. 3 - Traditional Walnut Dice Game Demo and Workshop 🔸 Nov. 18 - Annual Harvest Dinner 🔸 Nov. 20 - NASC Centerpointe Lunch 🔸 Nov. 20 - NASC Late Night Study Session Learn more about CPP's #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth events via the 🔗 in bio and by following @cpp_nasc . CPP acknowledges, recognizes and respects the Indigenous people who originally inhabited the land where the university is located and aims to continually express gratitude and support for the Native American community during Native American Heritage Month and beyond.

Yesterday, the @cpp_nasc celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day with a series of heritage, culture, and community events, including basket weaving!

Hello everyone!✨🌿💫 The Centers for TREE will be bringing Dr. Shaun Harper to Cal Poly Pomona!🌱✨🌿 🌿Date: September 11, 2025 🌿Time: 10AM-12PM 🌿Location: Bronco Student Center, Ursa Major ✨FREE EVENT✨ See you there!🌻 Register using the link in bio or register on myBar🌻🌿 This event is open to all CPP students, staff, and faculty.

Hello everyone!🌿✨🌱 You’re invited to a conversation with Dr. Shaun Harper as he redefines what it truly means to serve students in higher education. Dr. Harper challenges institutions to move beyond transactional models of support toward transformative, student-centered engagement. 🌿 He urges us to critically examine not just who we serve, but how we serve, calling attention to the need for practices, values, and structures that embody a genuine commitment to belonging and student success. Made possible by the CSU Black Student Success Initiative.✨ 🌿Date: September 11, 2025 🌿Time: 10AM-12PM 🌿Location: Bronco Student Center, Ursa Major ✨FREE EVENT!✨ See you there!✨ Register using the link in bio🌱✨🌿 This event is open to all CPP students, staff, and faculty.🌿

❣️UPDATE❣️ The Black Girl Doctor Wellness Reatreat has been rescheduled - date and time will be shared soon! Happy Womxn's Herstory Month from the Womxn's Resource Center!💜💟🤍 We have some amazing events planned for Herstory Month - check them out below!🤍 💜WRC Resource Fair 💜ASI x Centers for TREE - Community Roots Marketplace with @asicpp @cppapisc @cpp_brc @cpp_cecche @cpp_nasc @cpp.pridecenter @cpp_wrc 💜WRC x Bronco Wellness Center Workshop 💜Tokens of Appreciation: Celebrating Women with @cpp_undocubroncos 💜WRC Centerpointe Lunch with @cppdining 💜WRC CAPS and Snacks 💜Black Girl Doctor Wellness Retreat with @theblackgirldoctor 💜WRC Career Center Lunch and Learn with @cpp_careercenter Hope you can make it - see you soon!🤍💟💜 Open to CPP students💜 RSVP on myBar🤍

Due to the rain on Thursday, March 6, 2025. This event will be hosting in throughout Bronco Student Center (Bldg. 35) *URSA MAJOR Discover a world of student creativity at our marketplace, showcasing over 40 student vendors selling clothing, accessories, food items, keychains, and more while enjoying tasty treats. This special collaboration between ASI, APISC (Asian and Pacific Islander Student Center), and TREE (Centers for Transformation, Retention, Equity and Empowerment) supports student entrepreneurs and strengthens our community. You don’t want to miss it!