Meet OMA Student Staff

MATTHEW A. BAEZ
MARKOVA CASSEUS
COLIN BIN BIN CHEN
MICHAEL D. HARPER
OLEVIA M MITCHELL
ROSE G MONTOYA
NICOLE D. OSBORNE
EMILY M SALEH
AYSHA SEEDAT
SIARA M. SUTTON
TARIQ WARD

STOP BIAS @ SU

STOP Bias is an educational campaign dedicated to preventing acts of bias on the SU campus.

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#BEWise

The BE Wise campaign strives to generate awareness of alcohol poisoning, how to avoid it, its signs, and how to respond to it.

Chancellor's Feinstone Grants for Multicultural Initiatives

The Chancellor’s Feinstone Grants for Multicultural Initiatives help create community through diversity at Syracuse University.
Proposals are welcome from all students, student organizations, as well as faculty/staff in collaboration with Syracuse University students. All programs must be completed by May 3, 2014.

DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2013

For further information contact:
Marissa L. Willingham, Program Associate for Budgets and Operations
Office of Multicultural Affairs, 105 Schine Student Center
mlwill07@syr.edu, Tel: (315) 443-9676

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OMA Welcomes All Transfer Students!

We in the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) welcome all transfer students to Syracuse University and invite you to participate in OMA programs meant to provide the necessary support and guidance needed to encourage students to become members of a community respectful of differences.  We encourage you to browse our website to learn about our program offerings. Please visit us in Suite 105 of the Schine Student Center, your “home away from home.”

• Dimensions Mentoring Program
• Conversations About Race and Ethnicity (C.A.R.E.) 
• fullCIRCLE Mentoring
• Multicultural Empowerment Network (M.E.N.)
• NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program (NUFP)
• OMA student advocates (OMASA)
• The Native Student Program
• Verbal Blend Poetry Program

Click here for a listing of all transfer student resources at Syracuse University.

• Enroll in LAS 300: Living in a Diverse Society (fall semester)
• Participate in the 6 week Conversation about Race and Ethnicity (C.A.R.E.) Dialogue Circle .

Native Heritage Month Events

LECTURE AND BOOK SIGNING
BRAIDING SWEETGRASS
BY ROBIN W. KIMMERER

Thursday, November 7
5:00 p.m. Peter Graham Scholarly Commons
Syracuse University Bird Library

Dr. Kimmerer is an enrolled member of the Citizen Band
Potawatomi, a mother, scientist, writer and Distin-guished Teaching Professor of Environmental Biology at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, New York. She is the founding director of the Center for Native Peoples and the Environment whose mission is to create programs which draw on the wisdom of both indigenous and scientific knowledge for our shared goals of sustainability.

Ska’ nonh,

Syracuse University, and the Native American Students At Syracuse (NASAS) are proud to bring A Tribe Called Red to perform during Native Heritage Month. Tribe, has revolutionized Native music in a way that educates and entertains the masses about Native beats and rhythms. This event is open to the public and Free. You can find the groups music on ITunes and Soundcloud. We hope to see you at the event.

A TRIBE CALLED RED CONCERT

When: November 15
Time:     8-10PM
Where: Sky Barn on South Campus, Syracuse University. (151 Farm Acre Road)

http://atribecalledred.com/

For more information contact Neal Powless at 315-443-0113