Held annually from 1975 through 1987, it was revived in 1992. Since then, the concept has grown to include the Day of Presence and a program of activities engaging the entire campus in the ongoing work of building multicultural competencies. We believe that our ability to model effective multicultural competencies contributes to the quality of our teaching, learning and working community. Presenters who have been confirmed include history professor Noel Ignatiev, performance artists Teja Arboleda and Nobuko Miyamoto, sociologist Mab Segrest, and social psychologist and trainer Donna Stringer. More information will appear in the Cooper Point Journal and across campus as the complete schedule is set.
Most events are free.
Please note that an admission fee is required for the performances of A Grain of Sand, and pre-registration is required for the Multicultural Workplace training session.