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The Multicultural Center is now taking reservation requests. If you would like to host your club meeting once a month in the center or host your weekly meetings, contact Njeri Clement at multiculturalcenter@sctcc.edu. We are open to working with students who are not a part of a club to host programs on identity, social justice, equity and inclusion. 

Meeting Resources

• The center has a monitor and access to a sound system.
• If a group needs other audio visuals, the group organizer will need to make their own audio request from IT. 
• Everything in the center is on wheels and moveable. The space should easily adjust to meet your needs.
• If food or drinks will be used in the space during an event, we ask that all guests help maintain a clean and healthy environment by disposing of all waste and recyclables. 
• Food arrangements must be made through ˮ����'s Consolidated Food Management Services at cmco66@consolidatedmgmt.com 

The Multicultural Center organizes cultural identity-based graduation events for graduating students to celebrate their culture and recognize the accomplishments of the graduating class. We invite you to participate in the Latinx, African, and African American, Asian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern, and Native American and other cultural graduation ceremonies. For more information, contact multiculturalcenter@sctcc.edu.

Are you an ˮ���� student and interested in working at the Multicultural Center?

Application Process

• Please check with the Financial Aid office if you are eligible for work study.
• Complete the application form available at the Multicultural Center Room 313 or click the link: Multicultural Center Employment Application
• Email your completed application form to njeri.clement@sctcc.edu using the subject line “Multicultural Programs Student Assistant”
• Interview with the Director 

Hours Per Week Required: 20 hours per week (flexible days and hours).

Pay Rate: $12/hr. 

Videos

• : LGBTQ students inform faculty about how they want to be addressed and treated.
• : Although geared toward educating the K-12 population, the Southern Poverty Law Center's Teaching Tolerance program has a variety of videos discussing the diverse lives of Americans as it relates to inclusion.
• : A Tedx California State University talk by Professor Michael Gavin.

Websites

• :The National Diversity Council (NDC) is the first non-profit organization to proactively bring together private, public and non-profit sectors to examine the many dimensions and benefits of a multicultural environment.
• : Highlights programs and events as well as offering student profiles.
• : Central repository for links to information. It also highlights UVA's commitment to diversity by demonstrating the UVA Vice President's personal involvement and commitment with these issues.
• : Features opportunities for engagement as well as links to a useful graphic of their overall model.

Articles

• : Students with disabilities say the ignorance of faculty and staff members makes it difficult to get the help they need -- and in some cases, makes them less willing to disclose their condition.
• : How hard of hearing and deaf adults manage in the work world.
• : Higher Ed article discussing how to bring up the topic of diversity & inclusion with co-workers.
• : Latina student at Suffolk College accused of plagiarism by professor for word choice.
• : The International Federation of Library Associations and Institution created a manifesto to make libraries inclusive and diverse as to reflect the communities they serve.
• : The experiences of transgender professionals in the workplace.
• : A graduate student is interviewed about his Twitter conversations with other Black academics and their experiences as students and as faculty.
• : A roundtable discussion between librarians at the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) 2015 Conference discussing racial issues within the profession.

Source:

Check out the below podcasts to hear from diverse voices and learn how you can advocate for change.

Want to learn about something specific or have an article, podcast, or other item that could be listed?

Email multiculturalcenter@sctcc.edu with your suggestions.