Claremont Area Chapter of The Links, Incorporated
Goal: To implement programs that are responsive to the academic, cultural, health, social awareness, career development, and mentoring of youth. An integrated approach to preparing young people to succeed in the 21st century workforce.
Facet HIghlights: In collaboration with the other four Facets (International Trends & Service, The Arts, Health & Human Services and National Trends) and local professionals, we focus on issues that affect the student population in our CARES Program. So far, we have discussed the importance of exercising our right to vote, taking care of self (mind, body & soul), “Black Lives Matter” and Human Trafficking and Sex Slavery awareness. College Connection - The program is designed to motivate the recipients of the Linking to the Future scholarships awarded by the Chapter. This component of service to the community is in alignment with the focus of the Western Area and The Link's Incorporated, for increasing college admission.
The Claremont Area Chapter was honored to be invited to the Annual Black Bronco Welcome held on the campus of California Polytechnic State University, Pomona for the fifth year in a row. The Annual Black Bronco Welcome is an event meant to bring together African-American students, staff and faculty
as a way of welcoming everyone back on campus. It’s a time for building community and an introduction to several of the resources on campus.
The Services to Youth facet, led by Link Amaryllis Watkins and several chapter members set up a table with lots of giveaways and information about the chapter and our impact in the community. President, Link Pamela Chaivra was afforded an opportunity to share additional information about the Claremont Area Chapter with those in attendance as well as extend an invitation to all the young women
to the upcoming Meet and Greet for our onsite mentoring program.
This year’s event was well attended with over 150 students, staff and faculty.
Purpose of the DR. ME!
• Teaching Dr. Me! K-5 scholars about the human body, is a wonderful way to lay a foundation for
higher level biology and chemistry classes as they grow older to inspire the next generation of
health care providers.
• Through hands-on activities, role-play, and interactive demonstrations, the Dr. Me! Scholars will
explore the exciting world of healthcare.
• The Dr. Me! workshops will Teaching young scholars about how the human body and organs
work will be done through eleven workshops structured workshops.
• The goal of each Dr. Me! workshop is to feature fun ways for the scholars to learn about the
human body, through hands-on activities.
• The purpose of the toolkit of workshops is to provide participating WA Chapters an educational
tool that can be used in the teaching-learning Dr. ME! Program.
• Each workshop is a guide that provides the basic framework of the topic being discussed with
their Dr. ME! scholars.
• Dr. Me! should be customized to meet specific needs and budgets