The Task Force members strive to initiate, develop, and execute programming which integrate both the academic and co-curricular components. The participants have input throughout the entire process, from deciding the type of events , location and other details like dates. Volunteers have meetings initially for an hour a week during the latter part of winter semester and every two weeks thereafter.
Volunteers commit additional time when implementing the programs.
To continue to demonstrate and move towards making higher education more accessible and hospitable to all students, the Task Force has been successful in providing opportunities for students to learn about the concerns, cultures and values of the many constituencies. These activities are designed to assist the general student population in developing a multicultural style of thinking, feeling, and a self-awareness which will enable them to cope with change, conflict and ethnic diversity. In moving towards diversity, they have worked on an integrated plan of events and program development to support multicultural education. Programming, as defined by the Task Force, is an event which complements the University's living and learning experience. It is initiated and sponsored by the Task Force.