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SPRING 2021 | VOL. 3
THE CENTER FOR
CULTURE,
INCLUSION &
COMMUNITY
QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
The Center for Culture, inclusion & community is
Services we offer a safe, unique and supportive environment for
students, staff, faculty and communicate members.
-Welcoming and comfortable place to meet students from other
cultures
-Meaningful cultural dialogue/discussions, facilitated by faculty
CASCADIA
-Scholarship information
COLLEGE
-Provide Individual student support
-Navigate and connect students to internal and external
resources to ensure their success from entry to graduation "The Center for Culture,
-Opportunities for attending conferences (Washington State Inclusion & community"
welcomes each and
Students Conference of Color and Q-Topia)
everyone of you
- **During the quarter we will offer diverse programming to
help students build sense of belongings alone with building
community with in their own identity. **
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The Center for Culture, Inclusion & Community
JOIN US ZOOM LOBBY
A NEWSLETTER BY THE BEECHTOWN COMMUNITY PARISH
Monday - Thursday
12:00pm - 2:30pm
March. 29th-June. 11th
Zoom Meeting:
https://cascadia.zoom.us/j/82269596636
Meeting ID: 822 6959 6636
The Center's physical space will remain closed through the end of Spring
Quarter. We will continue our services remotely through Zoom. The Center
presents a welcoming, equitable, and inclusive environment that promotes
strong social connections and encourages students to be social change
agents. We strive to serve students of color, immigrants/refugees,
undocumented, underrepresented, LGBTQI+/QTPOC, and help students
towards success at Cascadia College.
If you have questions please email Larissa Tikhonova at
ltikhonova@cascadia.edu or call (425) 352-8143
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TEAM MEMBERS
Words of
Blessing Larissa Tikhonova
Program Specialist 2
A NEWSLETTER BY THE BEECHTOWN COMMUNITY PARISH
Originally from Ukraine, I have worked in higher
education for 26 years. Aside from being family-
oriented and taking advantage of what life has to offer,
I have a passion for student advocacy and helping
students with breaking through barriers within
themselves and others.
Alan Arevalo
Student Worker Center
Born in Colombia and raised in Brazil, I have a passion
to know about different cultures, interact and learn
from them. Bioengineering major and passionate about
it. Spend most of my free time playing sports.
Madlin Mahmoud
Student Worker Center
International student from Egypt majoring in
dentistry. I have been in Cacadia since September 2019.
Some of my hobbies are badminton, watch movies,
draw and have fun with my friends and family.
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The Center for Culture, Inclusion & Our Mission
community
Contact:
Creating an inclusive,
Larissa Tikhonova
425.352.8143 respectful, and equitable
ltikhonova@cascadia.edu campus environment that
or promotes and honors
Alan Arevalo diversity.
acabarcasarevalo@cascadia.edu
Cascadia College is an equal opportunity institution and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
religion, gender and/or sex, disability, national origin, citizenship status, age, sexual orientation, veteran's
status, or genetic information. All Cascadia materials are available in alternative formats and can be requested
by contacting the Human Resources office. To request disability accommodations for student events, please
contact Disability Support Services at 425.352.8128 or disabilities@cascadia.edu at least ten days prior to the
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