Community Breakfasts in Community Spaces
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Community Breakfasts in Community Spaces give students and staff a chance to get together and spend a morning in the OMA Lounge (STCN 322). Breakfast is always provided, as well as a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Welcome our new OMA Assistant Director- Czarina Ramsay
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I was born in Panama City, Panama, but raised in Anchorage, Alaska from theage of five. After high school, I attended the University of Puget Sound (UPS) where I studied cultural anthropology for 4 years and participated in a semester-long study abroad program in Zimbabwe.
2007 Rising Star Kim Becker
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NASPA Region V has named its 2007 Rising Star – Graduate Student, andthat rising star is one of our very own: Kim Becker, Coordinator of LeadershipPrograms in the Office of Multicultural Affairs!
DEEP- Diversity & Equity Education Program
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Members of the Diversity and Equity Education Program (DEEP) are SU students who create and facilitate institutional activities focused on issues relating to gender, race, class, age, ability, religion, sexual orientation, etc.
2007-2008 Peer Mentors
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Meet your 2007-2008 Peer Mentors!
Connections 2007-2008
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The three-day OMA Connections program in September allowed both the Peer Mentors (PMs) and
their mentees to grow, learn, reflect, and bond
through various activities such as games, diversity
talks, caucuses, community walk about, and other
fun-filled activities. When asked what was most
memorable about Connections, Carlo a mentee,
stated, “The best thing about Connections was
meeting all the different people from different
walks of life and just hanging out with them."