She attended UCLA and after graduation moved to Japan to study Japanese at Waseda University.

The political science major credits her success to guidance from First Year Experience.and the Associated Students Organization.

I like guiding students through the process.100 fellow Cooke scholars and alumni.now serving as the director of finance.

I enjoy sharing experiences with other girls and interacting with individuals of similar interests in STEM as we are eager to change the inequality of girls opportunities.I dont see myself as someone who has all the answers but Im someone who can be there to help others learn skills that will help at El Camino and their next college.

representing more than 2 million students that attend any of the 116 college campuses in California.

Now the political science major works with ECCs Student Equity Achievement program.Filmmaker Erica Tanamachi was already familiar with the legacy of local Japanese American basketball leagues; her husband and his family.

and will feature Tanamachi and Chea taking part in a post-screening discussion.The contemporary story became so much more than what we could have imagined that there was a moment where we almost werent sure if we could even fit the history of the JA leagues into our film.

helping to pave the way for women like Jamie Hagiya.came to America as a refugee in 1994 when he was 12 years old with his mother.