OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS
- We’re looking for outgoing, creative students with Work Study to join our 08-09 Student Staff! Want to see the job description?
Want to submit your online application? Call us at 334.5090 if you have any questions. We’re looking forward to adding some new faces!
Multicultural Resource Center
The Office of Multicultural Affairs operates a unique space on campus in the
Elliott University Center—the Multicultural Resource Center. It’s
a place to learn, a place to gather, a place to explore—it’s a place where
every member of UNCG’s diverse community can come to share experiences and build
on common ground. It creates an opportunity to make meaningful cross-cultural
connections and fosters an appreciation for the rich customs and traditions
brought together by every individual who steps through its doors. Located on
the ground level of the EUC, the environment itself is inviting and welcoming
with lots of comfortable seating for studying and conversing. There are computers
for internet searching and email checking. There is an ever-expanding library
of cultural resources including books, videotapes,and a wide-ranging collection
of magazines with new issues arriving almost every day.
Please note: some items require the Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader, which can be downloaded from the Adobe web site.
Reserve the MRC for your own special
event
(PDF)
The Multicultural Resource Center is available Monday through Thursday from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm to the UNCG community for special
multicultural events and gatherings.
Download the printable reservation form and submit it to the Office of Multicultural Affairs at 217 Elliott University Center. Requests are accommodated based on the schedule of events already on the calendar.
Multicultural Library- Click here to learn more about available resources.
Cable Television Programming- Come in a watch news programs from around the world and an ever-changing schedule of cultural offerings.
Art Exhibits- Two art exhibits are mounted in the Multicultural Resource Center each semester. These exhibits showcase the talents of artists whose creativity is rooted in cultural traditions and influences. Past exhibits have included delicate Asian watercolors and large bold original oil canvases. The MRC also features a glass display case featuring a changing exhibit of cultural artifacts and art objects.