MultiCultural
Club
If you would
like to become a member of the club and contribute with your time
and ideas, feel free to contact us.
E-mail
us!
Everyone
is welcome.
Mission
Statement
The goal of
the MultiCultural Club is to enhance the University experience
for all students as well as impact the cultural environment for
the entire campus community at WSU, Tri-Cities, by promoting ethnic
and multicultural awareness and diversity.
Get
Involved
Join the MCC
and be a part of your campus. The Multicultural Club gives you
a voice at WSU. It's an opportunity to meet new people, develop
leadership skills, and strengthen ties to your community. Together
we can leave a lasting impact on our University experience.
Officers
President - Robin Mitchell
Vice President - Marlena Workman
Treasurer - Nick Taylor
Secretary - Trudy Freese
Spring Semester the Multicultural Club has been active Hosting the Martin Luther King observance and having a Community Conversation. Panel members included:
Judge Dennis Yule
Publisher Alberto Torres
Dr. Wayne Martin
Judge Cameron Mitchell
International Student Goce Pavgosky
Marlena Workman and the 9-volts performed afterward to a full house.
The Club Danced the night away at the 8th annual Sweetheart Dance to benefit scholarships for minority students in the Tri-Cities.
Food Drive 2007
Veterans Day 2007
Inter-Club Halloween 2007
Fun was had by all at the Inter-Club Halloween Party. There was pumpkin painting and several of the clubs participated in Family Feud!
Long-Time Professor Makes Stop in Farewell Year
WSU Pullman History Professor Susan Armitage was at the Richland Campus Thursday November 1, 2007 to give a Lecture on Pioneer Women in the Northwest. It was not the traditional cowboy-type pioneers that she focused on. Her attempt was to present a more inclusive and multicultural picture of the northwest. They were pioneers in a more global sense. Her story was told through the eyes of three generational and ethnically diverse females. A nine year old white girl, a Japanese picture bride and a Mexican teenager were the subjects of her lecture.
The Liberal Arts Department will continue to present lectures all year long.
