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Working with students and student groups to help them transition to University of Idaho.
Movies
Night at the Musuem, Lilo and Stitch; The Corpse Bride,
Television
If only we had a tv at OMA...
Books
The University of Idaho is having a common summer read for all freshmen and transfer students. This
year’s book is "Deep Economy", by Bill McKibben.
Heroes
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Cesar Chavez, Wilma Mankiller, Dolores Huerta,Yoshiko Uchida, Barbara Jordan
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The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) seeks to build an academic and student centered community whose members have diverse cultures, backgrounds, and life experiences. We aim to engage members of our community as active citizens in a multicultural world and believe that diverse backgrounds and ideas are crucial to academic excellence. OMA encourages endeavors to foster a just and inclusive campus culture that embraces the diversity of the larger society. We participate in action-oriented, university wide initiatives that promote access to resources and increase academic preparedness in underrepresented students. OMA collaborates on initiatives to engage and support staff, and faculty and their allies at the University of Idaho.
Our Student Diversity Center, located in TLC 227 and 229 provides a space for students to do homework, relax, hangout with friends, as well as hold meetings and activities. The center consists of three rooms. In the main room, we have a sofa with matching chairs and a conference table that seats fourteen. The center is also equipped with a refrigerator, microwave and sink. Connected to the main room is a computer lab with five computers for student use. We also have a meeting room for small groups of five or less.
PACE | Peer Advising on the College Experience
The Peer Advising on the College Experience Peer Mentor Program seeks to strengthen the multicultural community at the University of Idaho and enrich the educational experience of multicultural students through peer mentoring with a focus on academic excellence, cultural expression and individual exploration. Applications can be found on the OMA website www.uidaho.edu/oma
UPCOMING EVENTS:
2009 World AIDS Day Events
November 30 - December 4
World AIDS Day & National Day Without Art
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Screening: Silent Shame
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
4:00 pm
JEB 104
December 3
7:00 pm
SUB Ballroom
An HIV + playmate talks about her life. An outspoken activist in AIDS awareness. She fights for progress in discovering improved medications and treatment.
Who I'd like to meet:
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I am a multicultural motivational speaker and grassroots community philosopher based in New York City.
Among the motivational/inspirational presentations in my repertoire are:
"Embrace Your Roots: Create a New Future by Drawing on Your Heritage."
"Latinos: Their Role in the American Dream."
I also provide the following lectures:
¡Somos Indios! We Are Indian! : the Native American Heritage of Latinos.
The Tainos: the Native Americans Who Encountered Columbus.
A Native American Perspective on the History of the United States.
Red, Black & Brown: the Native American/African-American/Latino Exchange.
I have given presentations at:
Carnegie Hall The National Museum of the American Indian The Museum of Television & Radio University of Alabama-Huntsville The Detroit Institute of Arts University of Alaska-Fairbanks Yale University.
Please let me know if you're interested.
Thank you.
"As an individual proud of his Native American, Latino, African and European ancestry, Bobby Gonzalez is a messenger of hope, pride and love of diversity."
C.A.M.P.O.S College Assistance Migrant Program Organization of Students
Presents
"ICAN Rock the Stage" Talent Show This FRIDAY April 17th JEB Auditorium Room 104 8:00PM-10:00PM Price: $3.00
And Our Talent Show After Party Dance This SATURDAY April 18th 10:00 PM-1:00AM U of I SUB (Gold & Silver Room) With DJ UNIQ Price: $ 5.00 All funds will go to: ICAN Let your presence help make a difference!
thanks for the ADD!! I hope your greek organizations can attend and more importantly compete in the upcoming Northwest Latino Stroll Show "DOS" on April 11th.
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