Multicultural Student Organizations
OMCA works closely with....
OMCA works closely with many student clubs, groups, and organizations. We are a resource, support, and advocate for the F&M community.
F&M is an extremely fortunate institution with a variety of clubs and groups on campus.
AfroCaribe- The African & Caribbean Club
The Club is dedicated towards celebrating and sustaining African and Caribbean cultures on campus by way of discussions, cultural celebrations, food, etc. In otherwords, we just like to chill - the way it should be done!
African Dance Troupe
The African Dance Troupe teaches dance originating in various parts of Africa. In addition, they learn about the meaning of the dances and in what context they were originally performed. Dancers have the option of performing in the Dance concert or other community events
IMPACT
IMPACT fosters the intellectual and personal growth of multicultural males on campus. We are a brotherhood founded on success, commradery, and leadership. Their email address is impact@fandm.edu
I-Club (International Club
The International Club provides a resource center and promotes the exchange of ideas between foreign and American students. It sponsors a variety of activities aiming at fostering a friendly and informal atmosphere of exchange on campus. Click here to go to their website.
LGBTA-Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transgendered and Allies
Come visit the Allies Resource Center(ARC) located in 17 Buchanan. The ARC has various books, magazines, films and documentaries, and pamphlets related to sexuality and gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender issues. Anthony Lascoskie is the ARC Coordinator can help you with any questions you might have.
Sangam
Sangam has been actively involved in promoting South Asian culture and heritage at F & M. It celebrates south asian festivals like Diwali (an Indian festival of lights), Eid, Holi/Basant and a host of others. The club also organizes trips to various places like temples, indian restuarants, other campuses, south asian conferences, etc. Movies are also shown twice a week which attracts a large audience. The club is open to all and welcomes people from diverse communities. You can contact them at shimoni.sheth@fandm.edu.
S.I.S.T.E.R.S
The purpose of S.I.S.T.E.R.S is to provide a sanction of support for women of all backgrounds and ethnicities to form one sisterhood of thoughtful analytical, well-rounded, women and teach them to be respectful, not only to themselves but to each other. You can contact them atdanyelle.combs@fandm.edu
Women's Center
The Women's Center of Franklin & Marshall College is committed to equality and equity for women on the campus and in the community. The Center provides programs that educate the campus about women's contributions to society, serves as an advocate for the needs and concerns of women, offers referrals to other campus and community services, provides resource materials about women's issues, sponsors support programs for women on the campus, and empowers students to work for a future free of sexism. Click here to o to their website.
For a complete listing of F & M student organizations click here.
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OMCA advises 3 student organizations on campus
Asian Cultural Society: ACS
E-mail address: acs@fandm.edu or Website: ACS
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The Asian Cultural Society spreads awareness about Asian culture. They plan yearly events allowing students to sample various Asian delicaies and expose students to traditional and contemporary Asian customs. Students from all backgrounds are welcome to join. |
2009 President: Ajin Kim
ACS MEETING TIME: Every Thursday Night 8p.m.
Location, Asian Cultural Center and meetings, 625 College Ave.
Black Student Union: BSU
E-mail address: bsu@fandm.edu or Website: BSU
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Black Student Union meets the need for stronger coordination and organization of academic, cultural, political and social activities of black students. It recognizes the many aspects that influence their lives and aims to create an organization that has the right to formulate policies and demonstrate the concerns of black students. |
2009 President: Shadoe Tarver
BSU MEETING TIME: Every Monday, 8pm
Location: Black Cultural Center 615 College Ave.
Mi Gente Latina: MGL
E-mail address: mgl@fandm.edu
2009 President: Vivian Diaz
MGL Meeting Time: Every Monday, 8p.m.
Location: Latino Cultural Center 625 College Ave
General Meetings-- Monday @ 8p.m. International Center
Updated: 2.1.09
