The Multicultural Learning Community is home to students who share a passion for exploring issues of diversity and social justice and becoming agents of social change. As a member of the community, you will have the opportunity to learn about topics such as identity, intersectionality, allyship, race, immigration reform, islamophobia, gender identity, and trans* identities. You will also be able to explore your own identity and discuss your experiences and experiences of others with diverse students, faculty, and staff. 

 

Staff Partner  Hannah Goheen, Program Coordinator - Student Diversity & Multicultural Affairs   Academic Advisors Talaya LeGette

Sample Activities and Events

Serve as an Empowerment Pipeline mentor for Chicago Public Schools students Learn about building community as a social justice practice Attend Social Justice Symposium Explore intersectionality through Chicago's history Eat desserts with Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs Engage in diversity and social justice activities on a retreat Attend Identi-tea, Solidari-tea, and Communi-tea events Listen to the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Keynote Speaker Create blankets for the Labre Ministry as outreach to the homeless Take part in Know Your Rights Immigration Workshop

Required Courses Fall 2018  Make sure to sign up for the correct section (the three digits after the hyphen)!  You will also be placed in a LC-specific section of UNIV 101.   UCWR 110-015 (Core Writing Seminar), Melissa Bradshaw -OR- UCWR 110-026 (Core Writing Seminar), Melissa Bradshaw