Westmont Student Life

01/15/2021

Apply to be an RA! Applications close February 3rd

09/17/2020

Check it out on our ig and sign up! It’s this Friday!!

09/08/2020

Have you met YOUR COVE Ambassador yet? 🙈Each res hall has a Career Design Ambassador - and it’s so much more than find a career!

🥰They are actually in your res hall to build relationships, share personal growth resources like understanding your personality, values, strengths, and skills - and what they say about a major, careers, and relationships - and resource you with professional development tools like resume writing, interview help, CAREER FAIR NETWORKING (register on Handshake TONIGHT for that👈), LinkedIn, job search, and more!

And HERE is only half of our fabulous team! Meet them ALL & connect ✨

04/29/2020

01/14/2020

11/19/2019

| 6:30pm WED (11/20) GLC
What does it mean to be a White woman? Today we see the proliferation of the stereotype of being BASIC, as white women. This program from Racial Equality & Justice will explore the intersection of white identity, femininity, & class. We will examine how white women navigate becoming racially conscious and advocating for equity. A panel will feature Anna Fletcher, Kasey Miller, Rev. Nikki Ramage and students Emily Mosher & Liv Essen.

11/15/2019

REEL TALK: The Armor of Light | 7pm TONIGHT (Thurs, 11/14) Adams 216
The Gaede Institute is screening this film that explores the relationship of Evangelical Christians & Guns. It examines the question of whether or not being pro-life and pro-gun align. This thought provoking film navigates questions about faith, fear, politics, the second amendment and our call as Christians. A panel featuring Jim Taylor, Russ Howell, and Jason Cha will follow the film. Here's the trailer for the film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLGhmurxJl4

11/01/2019

7pm MON (11/4) | White But Not Quite (Founders)

MultiEthnic Student Association (MESA) is hosting a program called "White But Not Quite: White Passing and the Realities of Racial Ambiguity".
They will explore student & staff experiences with the ability to "pass" as white, being racially ambiguous, and the unique challenges of existing somewhere in between.

10/28/2019

10/21/2019

Women's DiversiTEA | 10am Saturday, November 2nd (GLC)

Our 12th annual Women's DiversiTEA invites Westmont's women students, staff, & faculty to gather and explore the intersection of faith, gender, & racial identity. The women's diversiTEA will have light refreshments and will feature speaker Pastor Christine Suh from Fellowship Monrovia. Interested men are also encouraged to attend.

Registration is LIVE, you can RSVP here: www.westmont.edu/diversiTEA

10/14/2019

6:30pm WED (10/16) | Break The Silence: 1619 Remembered (Global Leadership Center)

Black Student Union (BSU) is putting on an event in commemoration and lament for those who have suffered since the arrival of Slavery to the United States 400 years ago in 1619. On Wednesday, the black students choosing to do so, will hold a day of silence in remembrance. This silence is representative of society’s silence around the topic of slavery and it’s continued lasting effects. Join us in breaking the silence with a time for reflection and a chance to hear from black students of various backgrounds about their unique stories and the weight they carry with being black in America. Comments and remarks from some Westmont Faculty will also be featured.