Critical Issues in Race, Class & Leadership Education (CIRCLE) Program
Surviving and thriving since 1988!
CIRCLE is a weekly, noncredit leadership seminar featuring diverse subjects over seven sessions. Student participants have the opportunity to meet trail blazers in the community and engage in lively discussions on race, class, gender, and more.
APA community site visits, intimate group settings, and a two-day intensive overnight retreat enable students to build a bridge from greater awareness to activism.
Past Community Site Visits:
Download your CIRCLE application or fill out your CIRCLE application online.
Questions? Comments? Diatribes? Please feel free to contact the CIRCLE Coordinator at circle@usc.edu.
Surviving and thriving since 1988!CIRCLE is a weekly, noncredit leadership seminar featuring diverse subjects over seven sessions. Student participants have the opportunity to meet trail blazers in the community and engage in lively discussions on race, class, gender, and more.
APA community site visits, intimate group settings, and a two-day intensive overnight retreat enable students to build a bridge from greater awareness to activism.
Past Community Site Visits:
- Koreatown Youth Community Center
- Thai Community Development Center
- East West Players
- Little Tokyo Service Center
- Visual Communications
- Asian Pacific American Health Care Venture
- Former Los Angeles Unified Board President Warren Furutani
- State Assemblywoman Judy Chu
- Founder of the Search to Involve Pilipino Americans, the late Royal "Uncle Roy" Morales
- Former Executive Director of the Korean American Coalition Charles Kim
- Executive Director of the Thai Community Development Center, Chanchanit Martorell
- Coordinator of the AWAZ- Voices Against Violence Program at the South Asian Network, Rubaiyat Karim and Saima Husain
Download your CIRCLE application or fill out your CIRCLE application online.
Questions? Comments? Diatribes? Please feel free to contact the CIRCLE Coordinator at circle@usc.edu.
