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Background
In August 2006, Multicultural Involvement and Community Advocacy (MICA)
became a stand-alone office in
the Stamp Student Union, Campus Programs, and
Multicultural Involvement and Community Advocacy;
MICA was formerly a sub-unit housed within the
Office of Campus Programs. New resources and positions
have been created (e.g., Associate
Director of the Stamp Student Union for Multicultural
Advocacy and Programs),
which continue to support and advocate for many
of our historically marginalized communities (e.g.,
Asian Pacific
American, Black, Latina/o, Indigenous/Native
American, Multiracial, Lesbian,
Gay, Bisexual, and/or Transgender) as
well as reflect movement towards a new and continuing
vision that incorporates these important
aspects:
- Elevated status within the Stamp Student Union, Division
of Student Affairs, and campus-wide;
- Physical space that is welcoming to our underserved and underrepresented
students;
- Campus expertise on identity development, cross-cultural competence,
and multicultural leadership development issues;
and
- Leadership role in forging campus/community coalitions on issues
related to diversity, multiculturalism, and
social justice.
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