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Student Support
 The Transitions Program was begin in 1996 by
students Lanecia Rouse and Tommy Woods, who wanted to provide
first-year, minority students resources to make transition into college
life easier. Since then, the program has evolved to become the premiere
program of the department. The office of Multicultural Affairs provides a
tremendous amount of support to all students (regardless of class standing)
through this program. Click here to learn more about it.
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Campus-Wide Diversity Education
Race/Ethnic Heritage Celebrations
Our office provides programming in recognition and celebration of the
following persons or groups: Hispanic Heritage, Native American Heritage,
Martin Luther King Day, Black History, Women's History, and Asian Pacific Heritage
Campus Conversations
These forums are held monthly, and give the campus opportunities to learn
more about and express their opinions, hopes, and concerns, regarding race,
class, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and physical disability.
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Advising
 The director of Multicultural Affairs also is also advisor
to most minority student organizations on campus, providing encouragement
and help with the planning and execution of organizations' events. Currently,
the director is advisor to AMS (Association of Multicultural Students), SASO
(South Asian Student Organization), Voice of Victory Gospel Choir, and
Souljah's for Christ.
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