The Student Multicultural Center is looking for mentors for the 2024-2025 academic year!
Student Multicultural Center
The Student Multicultural Center is the culmination of advocacy by students, both current and alumni, to establish a location of equitability and inclusion for all students who call Pacific University home.
Mission Statement
The Student Multicultural Center (SMC) is an integral part of Pacific University that represents students of all identities, cultures and abilities. In a continuously evolving world, we strive to promote cultural sensitivity through education and advocacy within our university and student operations.
Vision Statement
Working to empower, impact and inspire, the Student Multicultural Center fosters an inclusive and brave environment through transformative and transparent practices.
Who We Are
The SMC is a vibrant hub that welcomes and serves all members of our community including Pacific University students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni, community members and other campus visitors. The SMC provides our visitors with a home away from home and a source of educational opportunities. Visit our Instagram profile here: @pacu_smc
Visit us in Pacific Hall 122 on the Forest Grove Campus.
What We Provide
- Open 5 days a week; M-F 9am - 7pm
- Free, reservable meeting and event space
- Student organization office space
- Study & Lounge area
- Variety of other resources
Our Team
Cara Weathers | Administrative Assistant
Bella Gray | DREAMER Coordinator
Kristyn Barton | BIPOC Peer Mentor Program Coordinator
Ginae Borja-Johnson | Cultural Events Coordinator
Jean Garcia, PhD | SMC Director
Recent Changes & Highlights:
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Join us in welcoming critically-acclaimed author Yashica Dutt, who'll be speaking about her journey of coming to terms with her identity growing up as Dalit, as told in her non-fiction book debut, 'Coming Out as Dalit.'
Monday, March 11, 2024, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, in Taylor Auditorium (Marsh 216).
Attendance by Zoom also available.
Join us in welcoming critically-acclaimed author Yashica Dutt, who'll be speaking about her journey of coming to terms with her identity growing up as Dalit, as told in her non-fiction book debut, 'Coming Out as Dalit.'
Monday, March 11, 2024, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, in Taylor Auditorium (Marsh 216).
Attendance by Zoom also available.