NEWS & EVENTS
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Cultural Organizations
  • Asian American Alliance

     

    The Asian American Alliance (Triple "A") offers support to and advocates for students of Asian and Asian American descent.  The organization also promotes and educates the campus and wider communities about Asian culture, groups and pertinent issues.  While students of Asian and Asian American descent are highly encouraged to join, membership is open to all Capital students who have a vested interest in learning more about Asian culture and its contributions to American and world histories.

    Ebony Brotherhood Association

     

    The Ebony Brotherhood Association (EBA) stimulates the ambition of its members and prepares them for the greatest usefulness in the cause of humanity, freedom and dignity.  The group encourages the highest degree of leadership and scholarship among its members.

    International Student Association

     

    ISA provides international students with support, assistance, socialization and education.  The secondary purpose of the association is to educate American students about the culture and people of other nations.

    Sister Network

     

    The Sister Network is an organization whose goal is to address issues which women on Capital’s face and to be a network of support spiritually, emotionally, and mentally for African American women through bonding experiences. The objective of the group is to meet and familiarize oneself with all the black women on campus through alternating a monthly meeting and a social activity. The organization does not function under structure inclusive of elected officials, but as a group effort coordinated through an organizational representative and the Office of Multicultural Affairs.

    Students for the Advancement of Afrikan-American Culture

     

    SAAAC aids in the educational, social, political and cultural advancement of students of color primarily on Capital University's campus.  The group promotes unity among people and allies of color and encourages high academic standards and greater campus involvement among its members.  One of SAAAC's main goals is to increase awareness of the concerns of the minority community through cultural and social programs open and to the greater campus community.  The group promotes dignity, pride, respect, fosters spiritual growth and involvement and aids in the recruitment and the retention of students of color.  SAAAC strongly encourages membership from the entire student body.

    Students of Latino Affinity

     

    SOLA is a Latino awareness group that promotes Hispanic awareness with programs and social events that help bring more diversity to campus, echoing the largest minority in the United States today.  SOLA also works with other diverstiy groups on campus to further diversity on campus in genral.