ACE is composed of faculty representatives and alumni members. Active members make a year commitment. During their tenure, members attend ACE meetings and host student/alumni events related to cultural exploration.
ACE Mission
The ACE Committee collaborates with the Department of Marital and Family Therapy with Specialized Training in Art Therapy on cultural humility and social justice in education and community outreach through professional development activities such as workshops, community excursions, research opportunities, and art events. The ACE Committee encourages and holds space for internal dialogue within LMU and external dialogue amongst various communities that leads to action, advocacy, and engagement.
UPCOMING EVENTS
- April 12th, 2026 @11:00 am - MEET-UP AT MOCA
- Free guided tour of the Monuments exhibit at the Geffen Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. This event is for alumni, faculty, and students only.
- RSVP required. Spaces are limited. RSVP by April 9th here.
- April 19th, 2026 @11:00 am to 1:00 pm - TEA & CONNECTION (UHALL, MFT Suite)
- Tea & Connection brings together current MFT and Art Therapy students and alumni for an informal afternoon of connection and community. Guests are invited to enjoy tea, engage in optional art-making, and share conversation, resources, and support during a time of transition. Alumni are warmly invited to welcome graduates entering the field. This event is for alumni, faculty, and students only.
- RSVP here.
- May 6th, 2026 @6:00 pm to 7:30 pm - CLIMATE DISASTER & DISPLACEMENT: ARTS-BASED RESEARCH, RESPONSE, & RECOVERY (VIRTUAL)
- This panel discussion explores the role of creative and community-based practices in responding to the aftermath of the Eaton Fires in California. The conversation will center on art as a means of research, healing, and advocacy, as well as the broader impacts of climate-related displacement. This event can be joined by anyone.
- Register for this virtual event here.
Contact
For more information about ACE committee, please contact Genia Young (Genia.young@lmu.edu).