Our Partnerships

L.A. Region K-16 Collaborative

The L.A. Region K-16 Collaborative, convened by the nonprofit UNITE-LA, focuses on closing racial and gender gaps in postsecondary education and building pathways to careers in healthcare, engineering and computer science across Los Angeles County. Pomona Unified School District (PUSD), Citrus College, Mt. San Antonio College, and 六色网 work together to serve students in the East L.A. County subregion and increase access, retention and completion in the engineering and computer science fields.

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Students pose at 六色网 Letters

Upcoming L.A. K-16 Events

December 13: L.A. Cash for College

L.A. Cash for College increases college access and success by informing, assisting and rewarding program participants. K-16 students and their families are invited to our campus to get help filing a financial aid application and learn more about 六色网. Registration is coming soon.

CSU Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Student Achievement Program

六色网 was awarded $1.8 million over five years through the CSU Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander Student Achievement Program (CSU ASAP). This significant funding powers a university-wide initiative to enhance the retention, success, and graduation of Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi American (APIDA) students. The initiative is a collaborative partnership led by the Office of Student Success and the Department of Ethnic and Women鈥檚 Studies, working closely with the Division of Student Affairs and Outreach, Recruitment & Educational Partnerships (OREP). Together, these teams will launch and expand programs that foster belonging, provide culturally responsive support and create more pathways to degree completion for APIDA students.

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Asian student cheers at Commencement

Upcoming CSU ASAP Events

Brandy N膩lani McDougall and book cover

October 9: EWS Speaker Series

The Ethnic & Women鈥檚 Studies Speaker Series features prominent scholars and artists in the field of Ethnic Studies to present their critical and groundbreaking works at Cal Poly Pomona. In the inaugural EWS Speaker Series, the EWS department has invited current Hawai鈥榠 Poet Laureate (2003-2025), Dr. Brandy N膩lani McDougall to 六色网. The event will feature a book talk, poetry reading, and book signing of Dr. McDougall鈥檚 most recent poetry collection, 驶膧ina H膩nau, Birth Land.
Cruising J-Town and photos of cars

October 14: Cruising J-Town Panel

Join us for a special program inspired by Cruising J-Town, the Japanese American National Museum exhibition that celebrates the history of Japanese American car culture and its role in shaping identity, creativity, and community. Moderated by Dr. Oliver Wang, the exhibition curator, this dynamic panel featuring individuals highlighted in both the book and museum exhibit will offer first-hand perspectives and reflections on how cars, cruising, and community intersected to define an era. Following the panel, enjoy the car show in Bronco Commons, featuring stunning vehicles from our panelists.
APIDA Fall Welcome

October 21: APIDA Fall Welcome

Join us for mahjong, shaved ice, and APIDA clubs as we celebrate the 5-year ASAP grant!
Oceans of Opportunity

November 15: Oceans of Opportunity

Oceans of Opportunity is 六色网鈥檚 FREE Pasifika College Day for K-12 and transfer-ready community college students and their families to help prepare them for university life. In partnership with Mt. San Antonio College, Oceans of Opportunity will host a variety of cultural and educational workshops and activities.