(909) 274 - 6622
arise@mtsac.edu
Meet the Arise Team
Hours:
M-Th: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Arise Fashion Show
Spring Social
Living Museum
Arise Fashion ShowArise is a community of students from diverse cultures coming together to lift one another up and rise above challenges to reach their fullest potential. As an Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Student Achievement Program (AANHPI SAP), we have a dedicated success team to support and empower Arise students to achieve their goals both inside and outside of the classroom.
Join Arise. Get involved. Connect with your campus community!
AANAPISI & AANHPI SAP Statement:
We are AANAPISI. Mt. SAC is designated as an Asian American Native American Pacific
Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI), a Title III Federal Grant Program. The Arise
Program is also a California Community College Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific
Islander Student Achievement Program (CCC AANHPI SAP).
Mission:
To create a validating space that celebrates the many aspects of Asian American Native
Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) cultures and histories while providing holistic
support to help students be the best version of themselves.
Vision:
To prepare a community of confident and culturally-connected leaders for the world.
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Program Benefits
Arise and shine!
Arise and shine!
鈥淲hy should I join Arise?鈥�
Great question! Enjoy the perks of easy access to an Educational Advisor and Counselors, skill development workshops, free tutoring services, leadership training, cultural activities, and more.
- Develop your educational and career plan
- Learn how to successfully transfer to your university of choice
- Participate in fun and informative cultural field trips
- Connect with Mt. SAC鈥檚 community of APIDA students, faculty, and staff
- Foster your identity and boost your self-confidence
- Study with peers and friends
- Learn how to manage college student pressures
- Celebrate the APIDA cultures, history and heritage
What is APAHM?
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month was signed into on October 23, 1992. While the statute recognizes the earliest immigration of Japanese American settlers and the contributions of Chinese "pioneers" who helped to complete the transcontinental railroad, it is also to recognize the "history, concerns, contributions, and achievements of Asian American and Pacific Islanders".
Are you an Alum of Arise?
If you are a former Arise student that has moved on from Mt. SAC, we want to hear from you!
Wherever You Are.
Whatever You Are Doing.
Come Home.
AANHPI college students are part of a diverse and fast growling community.
More than 70 ethnicies represented, over 300 spoken languages.