About the Multicultural, Diversity & Engagement (MADE) Center
The Multicultural Affairs, Diversity & Engagement Center is being designed for the members of the BCC community to learn about, explore, and challenge notions of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. While a physical space is being created in the Student Engagement Center (SBA building), we are excited to be offering programs and resources in the meantime!
Resources
- Check out our book collection! If you would like to learn more about different identities, cultures, and experiences, we have a small collection for you to grow your knowledge.
- Request training! If you would like a specific training, please email Sarah Blizzard to get information on what we can offer.
Contact Us
Questions or concerns?
Come Work With Us!
We have 2 open positions for current SUCCESS students.
Peer Academic Leader (PAL): A student mentor to other students, providing resources to aid in their academic success. PALs should be available to meet with students during regular business hours (8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday) for up to 8 hours of work per week. Tasks include the following:
- Serve as official ambassador of the Academic Success Coaching program,
- Meet with up to 10 students weekly as a mentor, either individually or in a small-group setting,
- Demonstrate a high standard of professionalism with mentees,
- Represent SUCCESS during in-person and virtual events,
- Support MADE Center and SUCCESS programs and events.
MADE Ambassador: A current SUCCESS student serving as the student ambassador for the MADE Center, helping support programming and events. The MADE Ambassador should be available to work during regular business hours (8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday) for approximately 6 hours per week. Tasks include the following:
- Serve as official ambassador of the MADE Center,
- Support the planning, creation, and running of cultural programs and events,
- Assist with marketing requests,
- Represent MADE during in-person and virtual events,
- Work with supervisor to create a monthly newsletter and/or blog.
Apply now! Email your resume and a letter of interest to Sarah Blizzard by Friday, September 23, 2022. Please send any questions you may have to Sarah or Gab as well!
Fall 2022 Events
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September
- September 1-30: Suicide Prevention Month
- September 15-October 15: Hispanic Heritage Month
- September 23: Bi Visibility Day
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October
- October 1-31: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
- October 1-31: LGBTQ History Month
- October 7: Stories for Good
- October 31-November 2: Dia de los Muertos
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November
- November 1-30: Native American Heritage Month
- November 4-21: Mohican Journey (SBA Lounge)
- November 21: Transgender Day of Remembrance
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December
- December 1-31: Learn a Foreign Language Month
- December 12: International Human Rights Day