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The African American Academic Network promotes success and high impact engagement for students of African descent through comprehensive advising, developmental programming, student advocacy and structured learning experiences within an inclusive community.

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Academic Advising
Peer Tutoring
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Student Employment
Tuition Assistance
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After years of student lobbying, the Asian American Resource and Cultural Center (AARCC) opened Spring 2005 to support the needs of Asian Americans at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC).

AARCC offers social, cultural, and educational programs that promote knowledge on Asian Americans. Our co-curricular programs enhance the UIC experience and provide opportunities for integrated learning and development

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Individual Consultation – personal support and guidance on a variety of Asian American issues including academic, cultural, and professional concerns.
Advising for Organizations – support and consultation for campus Asian American organizations on matters related to event coordination, organizational issues, and leadership development.
Consultation – consultation for UIC administrators, faculty, and staff, campus offices and academic departments regarding policies, practices, programs, and activities that serve Asian Americans.
Presentations – workshops, trainings, and presentations for classes, organizations, and other offices to provide education for and about Asian Americans.

In addition, AARCC offers social, cultural, and educational programs that promote knowledge of and foster engagement with issues relating to Asian Americans and Asian American studies. Our co-curricular programs enhance the UIC experience and provide opportunities for integrated learning and development. We collaborate and consult with other campus units to ensure that the needs of Asian American students are met. In line with the Great Cities Commitment, AARCC cultivates connections between UIC and Chicago’s Asian American communities, serving as a resource for the campus to engage with off-campus Asian American organizations. AARCC is open to all members of the UIC campus and the surrounding community who have an interest in issues relevant to Asian Americans.

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CAN engages the UIC community on issues related to safety and gender-based violence (sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, stalking, sexual harassment, and family violence).

We provide free, confidential advocacy to UIC students, faculty, and staff who have experienced violence, and we lead programs to educate the community about these topics.

We welcome community members of all genders, sexualities, and racial identities.

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Our mission is to build a foundation for holistic development through educational, social, leadership, and cultural programming for UIC students. We will foster an environment to build affinity to UIC, a community within the city of Chicago, through a multitude of student events, student organizations, and leadership opportunities. Http://involvement.uic.edu Http://instagram.com/UICCSI

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Mission: The UIC DCC affirms and celebrates disability communities by exploring intersectional identities, developing disability culture, fostering a sense of belonging, and fighting for social justice.

Vision: Striving toward justice and liberation for people with disabilities on the UIC campus and beyond.

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The UIC DCC seeks to create an environment that:

Centers the perspectives and experiences of disabled people.
Supports relationship-building in the context of disability culture.
Explores disability identity development.
Honors the diverse, intersectional nature of disability communities.
Promotes activism and disability justice.
Considers disability culture through interdisciplinary inquiry.
Embraces the resources of our urban campus, connecting to Chicago’s cultural life, communities, and organizations.
Strives for accessibility of all programming and communications.

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To empower students by providing personal growth and educational opportunities and to prepare leaders who will make individual and collective contributions toward the cultural and social advancement of the Latino community.

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If you are a current UIC student and interested in joining the LARES program, we invite you to take a moment to sign up. You will need your University Identification Number (UIN). Completing this process will help us better serve you through our academic support services, student programming, and outreach initiatives. We care about your success and look forward to assisting you throughout your study here at UIC.

Sign up instructions
1. Log into my.uic.edu
2. Click on the “Student” tab.
3. In the third column, there is a link to sign up for LARES.
4. Click on the LARES icon to sign up for the program.

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The Native American Support Program (NASP) is a unit of Student Affairs at the University of Illinois at Chicago. NASP is dedicated to promoting academic success and achievement for all students, especially those of Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and Native Pacific Islander ethnicity, culture, community, and heritage. The mission of NASP is to assist students in achieving their academic goals, increase student minority admissions and retention rates, and engage and inform the Chicago community of indigenous cultures by providing academic and career coaching, cultural relevant activities, and creating a safe and supportive space for indigenous student concerns.

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