The Multicultural Center, along with all offices within the Division of Diversity and Inclusion, will be operating remotely through 2/1/22.
Multicultural Center
About the Multicultural Center
The Multicultural Center seeks to provide a diverse range of programs and opportunities that are educational, recreational, social and cultural. Committed to supporting and promoting multicultural awareness, the staff develops programs that increase understanding and appreciation of cultural differences by familiarizing the campus community with the contributions and histories of African American, Hispanic/Latino American, Asian American, and Native American cultures. The Center serves as a place where cultural teaching and learning are the focus of all programs and activities. Its focus is intercultural, and provides a place where members of the university community, representing a variety of backgrounds, participate in programs and activities. All programming for the Center is designed to increase human understanding through the study and expression of culture.
Upcoming Events
My Approach to Appalachian Earth Works - Art Exhibit
Sept 23, 2021 - Dec 1, 2021
Multicultural Center, Art Gallery
(Baker University Center, 2nd Floor)
Jones, a Southeastern Ohio Native, pours his real-life experience into his work, which represents both the natural and holistic need to escape, as well as the many layers of the human experience.
Conjuring the artistic influence of British sculptor Andy Goldsworthy, Jones seeks to contrast the mundanity of the professional world he has experienced with the effusion and movement of nature as represented in the colors and textures of his paintings.
Pre-Kwanzaa Celebration
December 1 | 6:00 p.m. | Baker Center Ballrooms
Come join us in celebration of Kwanzaa!
Performances, Food, Dancing, and Music!
MCC Mixer
Friday, December 3 | 6:00 p.m. | Baker Center Room 203 - Multicultural Center
Resources
Ohio University Green Book
The Green Book was a travel guide intended to help African Americans who were visiting an unfamiliar place avoid social obstacles prevalent during the period of racial segregation, commonly referred to as Jim Crow. The Green Book listed businesses that would accept African American customers. It was published by Victor H. Green.