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Coordinator
Lui Amador
Contracts and Procurement Coordinator
Princess Woodruff
Scheduling &
Reservations/ Website/ Program Coordinator
Isabel Gonzalez
Multicultural Center Student Program
Coordinators & Office Assistants
Cilecia Foster
Hector Del Pino
Tashiana Bryant
Charell Milton
Kristina
Londy
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Multicultural Center Programming Board
(MCCPB)
MCCPB
is a leadership opportunity for students to assist with the planning and implementation
of MCC events and programs. MCCPB is the governing student body
responsible for the review and approval of MCC co-sponsored programs.
The Multicultural Center
Programming Board (MCCPB) is responsible for planning, producing and
implementing various cultural programs and events during the academic
year. MCCPB is a student-centered programming board, with support and
membership made of CSUDH students that serve as the primary leadership
development vehicle of the CSUDH Multicultural Center. The
board is advised and supervised by the MCC Coordinator.
The MCC Programming Board exists to collaborate with student, and
community groups, campus departments, and the MCC Advisory Board to
develop programs that appropriately serve the University community. MCCPB
sponsors and co-sponsors programs and events that promote education and
the celebration of diversity and culture. In addition to programming
campus activities, the MCC offers meeting space, a multicultural resource
library and numerous opportunities for student leadership and
volunteerism. It is located in Carson,
California - one of the most
ethnically diverse cities in the nation - on the campus of CSUDH - the
second-most ethnically diverse institution of higher learning in the United States.
Events this Month:
November:
Día De Los Muertos
November 1, 2007, 5:00-7:00PM
Loker Student Union- Palm Courtyard
Also known as the Day of the Dead, Dia De Los Muertos is celebrated
in parts of the United States and Central America . Mexicans regard
this annual holiday as a happy occasion that reunites them with the souls
of loved ones. Families decorate tombs in the graveyard and home altars
with toys, favorite foods, flowers, bread figures, incense burners, and
elaborately fashioned candlesticks. MCC will offer students and campus
organizations an opportunity to build their own altar honoring their
loved ones.
Diversity Chat: Why do they all hang out together?
November 7, 2007, 3:00-4:00PM
Multicultural Center- LSU 110
Is it cultural empowerment or
self segregation? What are the benefits and negative implications
for people to socialize with their own??
Diwali- Indian Festival of
Lights
November 8, 2007, 5:00-7:00PM
Multicultural Center- LSU 110
Diwali
is celebrated for five consecutive days in the Hindu month of Ashwayuja which usually corresponds to the month of
October or November. Hindus, Jains and Sikh
celebrate Diwali and use the occasion to
celebrate life and strengthen relationships. The event will include
authentic Indian food, a henna artist and entertainment.
Native American Heritage Festival
November 29, 2007, 10:00
am-2:00PM
East Walkway
This annual festival celebrates Native American
culture in honor of Native American Heritage Month.
Fernando Diez- Latin Percussionist
November 29,
2007, 3:00-5:00PM
Multicultural Center- LSU 110
Join MCC for
an evening of hot Latin rhythms and beats with percussionist
Fernando Diez.
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