Thank you Tom for all of your great work!
April 12, 2011
Mai lo Lee and Tom Brown
Mai lo Lee on behalf of the American Intercultural center nominated Tom Brown as our AIC student of the year. We are very proud of Tom and all his work in the AIC and will miss him very much as he goes on to graduate school next year. Thank you Tom for all of your great work!
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Human Mosaic – Spring ’11
January 4, 2011
Human Mosaic Spring 2011 (PDF)
Human Mosaic Spring '11
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Fall 2010 AIC Welcome Back Gathering
September 7, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
11:30am – 1:30pm
University Union 150
The American Intercultural Center would like to invite the campus community to join in a Welcome Back Celebration at the AIC/Office of Student Life (Room 150, University Union), from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday (Sept. 8).
The Welcome Back gathering is an opportunity for new and returning students to meet each other, learn about student organizations, resources offered by the AIC and programs developed by the Office of Student Life, the Diversity Task Force and much more.
It is also an opportunity to meet and network with faculty, administrators, and others who are advocates and allies for students of color and other under-represented students, such as students with disabilities, students from different religious backgrounds, students who are first-generation students, military veterans, students who identify as GLBTQ (Gay, Lesbian Bi-Sexual Transgender Questioning) and international students.
AIC Diversity Director Deborah Rezac notes that the “Inclusive Excellence” concepts of broader definitions of diversity are reflected here: “Our diverse student community is growing and with that growth will come great opportunities for new learning and will challenge us to work together in new ways!” So… 11:30 – 1:30 on Wednesday… stay as long as you like, bring your lunch and enjoy great fellowship!
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YouTube: UWGB BBOY SHOWCASE
April 21, 2010
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Egg Roll fundraiser
February 5, 2010
The student organization, Southeast Asian Student Union (SASU), is happy to announce its annual egg roll fundraiser.
Egg rolls are traditionally made in Asian cultures for the purpose of family gatherings and special events. They are made with seasoned pork, shredded carrots, onions, cabbage, bean thread and eggs all wrapped in Asian rice paper, then deep fried. SASU is also offering a vegetarian option (same vegetables) with no meat.
Egg rolls can be frozen and then warmed in oven at 400 degrees for 10 minutes. The pricing is: one half dozen (6) = $8.00, One dozen (12) = $14.00, Two dozen (24) = $25.00, Three dozen (36) = $35.00 with Sweet and Sour Dipping available for $0.50 per 2oz container.
Order forms and payment have to be in to the American Intercultural Center (AIC) (University Union Room 150) by Thursday, February 18, 2010 by 3pm. The egg rolls can be picked up on Monday, February 22, 2010 in the AIC after 9:00 AM. If you are interested, please email SASU Staff Adviser, Mai Lo Lee at lom@uwgb.edu – she would be more than happy to email you an order form.
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FREE Soul Food Dinner
February 1, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
5:30-7:30pm at the Ecumenical Center at UWGB
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Galen – Master Flutist
February 1, 2010
History of Jazz: Turn of the Century to Present Day
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
7:00-8:30pm
Phoenix Club
FREE
If you have a question or require assistance, please contact the AIC at 920-465-2720
Sponsored by: AIC, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Dean of Students, Humanistic Studies, GTP
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AIC Welcome Back Gathering, Feb. 1
February 1, 2010
We would like to invite the campus community to our Welcome Back Gathering in the AIC, University Union 150, on Monday (Feb. 1) from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is a popular event for multicultural students, faculty, and our friends and allies campus-wide. As some of you may know, UWGB is beginning to explore an expanded understanding of diversity toward more fully integrating diversity, inclusion, and equity initiatives into the fabric of campus life. To that end, it is vital to make every effort to meet new people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives and to challenge ourselves to step out of our comfort zone.
The American Intercultural Center (AIC) shares the space with the Office of Student Life (OSL). The purpose of the event is to network with students, share a light meal together and informally visit with one another. The environment is safe, informal, and comfortable. The students call it a “home away from home”. The AIC hosts this event every semester, but the hope is that the connections made here will last throughout the semester and that we can begin to create new circles of support for students campuswide. We will take a few minutes to introduce the staff of the AIC and the Office of Student Life, as well as introduce the leaders of several key student organizations. If you are available anytime between 11:30-1:00 on Monday, February 1st stop in and visit with our students! We look forward to seeing you and working together to support student success!
For more information please call 465-2720.
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American Intercultural Center Reaches out to Alumni
November 10, 2009
On Wednesday, November 11, 2009 at 7:30 am the American Intercultural Center will host a breakfast to invite discussion about improving minority and disadvantaged student success. Alumni are resources to the campus and current students in many ways. On Wednesday, we will explore ways to improve our relationship and strengthen our understanding of what it takes to be successful.
Are you an alumni of UWGB? What are your experiences at UWGB and what made your campus life experience meaningful? What were the key factors contibuting to your academic success? Please post your “success story” in the comment section below. Your story just might make the difference in the lives of our current students! Thank you!
Deborah Rezac, Diversity Director
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Hello, AIC students!!
November 5, 2009
This is our brand new website….Yeah! The website will be a work in progress. Please let me know your ideas and reactions and feel free to be our friend on facebook and send us comments. I want to be able to start discussions about changes that will be happening on campus regarding diversity. It is important that students not just have a voice, but participate fully to shape the UW Green Bay Campus Diversity Inititative called Inclusive Excellence.
Deborah Rezac, Diversity Director, American Intercultural Center
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