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Mission Statement
The Campus Alliance de La Raza
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The Campus Alliance de La Raza (CALR) is part of a network of college student organizations that works closely with The National Council de La Raza (NCLR) to increase youth leadership and advance positive social change on University campuses, in Latino communities, and throughout the United States.  The CALR rests on two important pillars: 1) advocacy in pursuit of the advancement of the Latino Agenda and 2) the intellectual and social development of its members.
 

"Some identify their role and take their place in the struggle.  [The CALR] on the other hand is well on the way to building the infrastructure that will create the Army."
- Marco Davis of the NCLR after reviewing the work of our organization.
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...The CALR is formally affiliated with the National Council de La Raza (http://www.nclr.org) and welcomes ANY student into its organization, regardless of race, creed, color, gender, age, religion, national origin, veteran, handicap status, or sexual orientation. We welcome diversity, because we feel that it will contribute to the success of our organization.  As an Alliance member, you will have the opportunity to participate in NCLR events, and to take part in NCLR advocacy efforts – including attending trainings, contacting and meeting with policymakers, and carrying out public education activities.  Your intellectual and social development will prepare you for your post-undergraduate endeavors, especially in the arenas of graduate and professional school education.  La Raza will produce well-rounded leaders who will excel in their respective fields.

As members of the CALR, you will be exposed to the Civil Rights/Advocacy communities on local and national levels.
Delegates from the Campus Alliance de La Raza will travel to National Conventions including but not limited to:  The National Council de La Raza Annual Conferences, the NCLR's Regional Congresos, NCLR’s Lideres Youth Leadership Summits, the NAACP National Conventions, The Urban League's Annual Conferences, and various state and local conferences and conventions.  Our members will be charged with familiarizing themselves with the issues confronting these respective organizations, and will be responsible for identifying ways in which the CALR could assist the entities in advancing their agendas.
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What Exactly Is "The Latino Agenda" ?
The CALR aims to strengthen and enhance the Latino community by supporting non-partisan efforts to:
  • Reduce poverty and discrimination in Latino communities
  • Increase life opportunities for under-represented populations, especially for Hispanics, within the United States
  • Empower the Latino community, primarily through the establishment and strengthening of community institutions such as community based non-profit organizations
  • Improve the Latino community's public image in the United States

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Benefits of Joining
The Campus Alliance de La Raza will assist its members in:
  • Securing Internships
  • Acquiring Financial Aid
  • Obtaining Summer Research Assistantships
  • Preparing for Graduate/Professional School
  • Developing Relationships with Faculty and Staff
  • Authoring/Publishing Web Sites & Web Pages
  • Producing and Enhancing Resumes
  • The Altruistic Rewards Of Improving The Latino Community
  • The Opportunity To Travel To Conventions and Conferences Across the Country
  • Free La Raza Business Cards
  • The Opportunity To Act As A CALR Delegate To Other Organizations on Campus
  • Leadership Experience
  • Networking at the West Chester University and Throughout the United States
  • Members Will Receive Political Training, Such As How To Effectively Organize and Manage Political Campaigns and Voter Registration Drives..
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Responsibilities Associated With Membership

As a member, you will agree to:
  • Participate in and support NCLR's advocacy efforts and initiatives where appropriate.
  • Are willing to acknowledge the possibility of attending at least one conference during your undergraduate experience.
  • Conduct yourself within the general guidelines of legal and ethical organizational behavior.
  • Support the NCLR's core principles, including: 
    • Reducing Poverty and discrimination and increasing life opportunities for Latinos in the United States
    • Empowering the Latino community, primarily through the establishment and strengthening of community institutions such as community based non-profit organizations.
    • Improving the Latino community's public image in the United States
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    -- Site Last Updated: June 18, 2007 --


 

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The Campus Alliance de La Raza
The College of New Jersey
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