The California Aggie Online is currently undergoing some research and development. Please bear with us as we work to provide a better web site for you. In addition to providing workshops and teach-ins about diversity, the Multicultural Immersion Program and the Cross Cultural Center provide students the educational resources needed to launch civil action and community outreach.
Students receive much of their training from doctoral students in psychology.
MIP intern Eugene Canotal helped facilitate the police-student forum held Feb. 3. He said he feels that overall, the forum helped both police, students and community members bridge communication gaps. According to MIP Program Administrator Arnold De la Cruz, students are taught how to create an environment where people can develop a high trust in one another. This can only happen when every person's story is validated within the group. The more we expose ourselves to each other the less fearful we become.