Cultural Capital
the 3 states
Capitals
CSUSB fun facts
100

Symbolic element that embodies cultural capital 

taste, manners, or credentials

100

Name one of the states that cultural capital takes on

Embodied State, Objectified State, and Institutionalized State

100

Name a capital

Aspirational, linguistic, familial, navigational, social, resistance

100

 Name of CSUSB's mascots

Cody the Coyote

200

Cultural capital help you earn?

Money

200

Embodied State

Form of knowledge that resides within us

200

Aspirational capital

The ability to maintain hope and dreams for the future in the face of real and perceived barriers.

200

Year in which CSUSB was founded

1965

300

Who created cultural capital 

French theorist, Pierre Bourdieu
300

Objectified State

Material objects we use to indicate social class

300

Linguistic capital

The ability for students to develop communication skills through various experiences

300

Student population at CSUSB

19,404

400

Define cultural capital

the cultural knowledge that serves as currency that helps us navigate culture and alters our experiences and the opportunities available to us
400

Institutionalized State

the way society measures social capital

400

Familial capital

The social and personal human resources students have in their pre-college environment drawn from extended familial and community networks.

400

Percentage of first-generation students at CSUSB

81%

500

Percentage of students who come from SB and Riverside counties

87%

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