Cultural Engagement Centers
We Celebrate Diversity. We Celebrate You!
SCC has a longstanding tradition of empowering students who come from diverse backgrounds–of varying experience, resources, age, and ability–to reach their academic and career goals.
Whether students plan to transfer, earn a degree, or certificate, or improve basic skills proficiency, you will find that SCC offers a broad array of courses and services to help students achieve their goals.
Services
SCC offers a wide variety of cultural retention and engagement opportunities to make sure our students are successful:
- Peer mentoring
- Study spaces
- Support services
- Workshops
Our Centers
ASHÉ Center
ASHÉ Center and Umoja-SBA seek to enhance the educational experience for students of African descent at Sacramento City College.
Asian and Pacific Islander Center
The Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Center is a shared space that provides culturally affirming programs and services for students who come from similar and diverse East Asian, Southeast Asian, South Asian, West Asian, North Asian, Filipino, and Pacific Islander cultural backgrounds.
Disability Cultural Center
The Disability Cultural Center (DCC) is a welcoming space where disabled, Deaf, and neurodivergent students, staff, and faculty build community, celebrate culture, and lead change at Sacramento City College.
Native American Student Success Center
Native American Student Success Center seeks to increase the successes and visibility of Native American and Indigenous students.
Pride Center
The Pride Center strives to build an inclusive campus that affirms and empowers LGBTQIA+ students through educational opportunities, intersectional support services, and building a sense of belonging
Puente Project
The mission of the Puente Project is to increase the number of educationally disadvantaged students who enroll in four-year colleges and universities, earn college degrees, and return to their communities as mentors and leaders to future generations.
RAZA Center
RAZA Center and Puente Project seek to empower Latinx students, and other students of color.
Umoja-SBA
The Umoja-SBA learning community is committed to the academic success, personal growth, and development of students of African Ancestry as well as other students of diverse ancestries with an emphasis on first-year college students.
Undocu-Resource Center
Sacramento City College aims to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for undocumented immigrant students from point of recruitment, to enrollment and completion of their goals.
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The SCC Student Equity and Success Fund supports the work being done at our Cultural Engagement Centers.
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