Office of Intercultural Relations

The Office of Intercultural Relations works to promote intercultural dialogue, understanding, and respect among the many cultural identities represented within our diverse community.

The office also works to insure a successful learning experience for our international and first-generation students as well as students from traditionally underrepresented groups including, but not limited to students of color.

Intercultural Relations acts as an advocate for domestic ethnic minority students, international students, and GLBT students regarding classroom, conduct and residence life issues; collaborates with student organizations to program annual intercultural events; and advises and assists the College’s intercultural and international students and their organizations.

Recent Posts

  • February 2
    I’m immersed in something that, from its beginning, has been far more public than most birthing stories—because human beings are naturally curious and because it takes a lot more science than romance for two women to conceive a child.
  • January 26
    Although the “dream” consisted of equal rights and privileges for all Afro-Americans, the peace within the Afro-American community has been rattled and plagued with self-hate and self-impediment.
  • January 19
    We hope this blog will provide a platform to both learn and teach, to share and listen, and will help all of us truly understand the experience of our fellow Foresters as we work to embrace the rich cultural diversity of our community.   

Upcoming Events

Thursday, February 9

  • Feb
    9
    :
    4:00pm - 5:00pm: Meditation Group
    Meditation Room located in the basement of Buchanan Hall

Thursday, February 16

  • Feb
    16
    :
    4:00pm - 5:00pm: Meditation Group
    Meditation Room located in the basement of Buchanan Hall