The Multicultural Center is a place where the SCTCC community can meet, study, engage in critical conversations, and participate in various activities and community events.

Black family at Cyclone Celebration
Four people in row smiling at camera. Kevin is third from left in red shirt and blanket over his shoulders
Multicultural Night dancers
Njeri, a black woman, speaking at a podium
students at grill n chill eating at table
Group of people with awards
black student speaking at podium
students cheering at Multicultural night
Drag show performer
Advocacy | Connection | Leadership | Transformation  

The Multicultural Center aligns with the college's mission to provide the education, training, and support necessary for equitable participation in our society, economy, and democracy. The Center is a space and host for all students, employees, and community members.

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About the Center

The Center’s mission is to foster social equity through:

  • Programming and experiences that recognize cultural knowledge
  • Increasing multicultural and intercultural communication skills
  • Providing social justice and global education
  • Fostering local and global leadership opportunities
  • Establishing interventions for faculty, staff, and students as they navigate predominantly white academic spaces
  • Advocating to transform academic environments to honor all the contributions, narratives, and stories our communities hold

Glossary of Terms

Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Location:  Northway Building Room – 1-313

Phone: (320) 308-5121

Email: multiculturalcenter@sctcc.edu

Njeri speaking

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