Attendees of the Sewing Social grabbing sewing supplies at the Sewing Social in Danner Hall on Feb. 27, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZEN
During February, the Native American Success Academy hosted three art workshops.
The first two workshops on Feb. 19 and Feb. 24 were painting workshops where students of NASA created art based on the work of Yokuts artist Poyomi McDizzle.
“It’s about cultural enrichment and peer engagement,” said NASA manager Darlene Solorio.
The third event on Feb. 6 was a collaboration between NASA, The Dreamer’s Success Center and Sew Mexican. While the first two events were only open to NASA students, the third event was open to the public.
“This event is just a destress,” said Tina Leal, Resource Specialist for the Dreamer’s Center.
The public event featured the opportunity to learn basic sewing by sewing acorns or leaves.
Darlene Solorio Manager for the Native American Success Academy painting at the NASA art workshop in Danner Hall on Feb. 25, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZENKatrina Mei student at Delta College painting during the Native American Success Academy art workshop in Danner Hall on Feb. 25, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZENAngelica Magalloanes student at Delta College painting during the Native American Success Academy art workshop in Danner Hall on Feb. 25, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZENGabe Castro Student at Delta College painting during the Native American Success Academy art workshop in Danner Hall on Feb. 25, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZENTina Leal resource specialist for the Dreamer’s Success Center and Dr. Andree Thomas Dean of Student Services speaking at the Sewing Social in Danner Hall on Feb. 27, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZENAnastasia Mendez (left) and Steffanie Mendez (right) teaching sewing techniques at the Sewing Social in Danner Hall on Feb. 27, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZENAttendees of the Sewing Social grabbing sewing supplies at the Sewing Social in Danner Hall on Feb. 27, 2025. PHOTO BY LEVI GOERZEN
