EOP Bounce Back Event, an empowering and supportive gathering designed specifically for Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) students currently on academic alert. Our goal is to create a safe space where you can receive encouragement, guidance, and access to the best resources to help you succeed academically. What to Expect: Motivational talks to inspire resilience and a positive mindset. Practical guidance on overcoming academic challenges and improving performance. Information on campus resources and support services available to help you achieve your goals. Opportunities to connect with advisors, mentors, and fellow students who can offer support and share their experiences. Who Should Attend: This event is dedicated to EOP students on academic probation who are seeking encouragement, actionable advice, and resource connections to help them bounce back and succeed. Date and Time: September 26th from 12-1:15pm Location: To be Determined We are here to support you on your academic journey and ensure you have the tools and resources necessary to thrive. We look forward to seeing you at the EOP Bounce Back Event! RSVP: Please fill out this form by September 1st to confirm your attendance. Food/Snacks will be prodived

The Intergroup Training of faculty and staff will center around social justice education, to blend theory and experiential learning in order to facilitate students' learning about social group identity, social inequality, and intergroup relations. The training will prepare faculty and staff to better prepare students to live and work in a diverse world and educate them in making choices that advance equity and justice.

The Northern California Training Directors are a consortium of training directors at university counseling centers. They hold a Fall Conference training for their respective interns to learn and to network with each other.

Weekly staff Meeting with Peer Advocates for Wellbeing

Recognized Student Organizations (RSO) Advisors Luncheon with faculty and staff.

The leadership initiatives are using a collective and integrative model that will allow each of the programs and workshops to build off of and with each other. The initiative will kick off with the API Summit hosted by the API Student Success that will engage students and ignite continual opportunities. During the API Summit we will promote the AANHPI Leadership Series hosted by Student Leadership and Involvement Center formerly known as Student Life and Leadership Programs which will host a series of 5 workshops. Each of these workshops will focus on cultural leadership, identity, and empowerment and students who attend 4 out of the 5 workshops will be honored with a certificate for completing the series. In this series, students will be creating cultural leadership presentations that will be featured in the MOTION program hosted by PIAA. PIAA will be hosting two events: MOTION in the fall focused on a larger group of generally interested students, and a target program focused on students who may be attending East Bay and are wanting additional support through PIAA.