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Multicultural Affairs advocates alongside historically and presently marginalized students to develop a holistic sense of self and belonging through community building and identity affirming intersectional programming.
Office of Multicultural Affairs and Community Resources The OMACR mission complements those of the College and Division of Student Affairs by providing support in four specific areas: diversity programs and services, community resources, international student support, and study abroad advising.
Our Mission: The Multicultural Center engages students in educational, cultural, and social learning environments from an equity minded framework. We promote intercultural learning, advocacy for marginalized populations, and celebrate diversity to foster an inclusive community.
Multiculturalism enables people live their originality consciously and without authorization the other cultures. In this sense, multiculturalism is a cultural wealth for living together. Moreover, for people who have different cultures living together makes it necessary to find a way of intercultural communication.
In the department of Intercultural Affairs (ICA), we foster connections among individuals from diverse backgrounds and perspectives. We aim to create an environment where differing identities, backgrounds, and viewpoints are affirmed, valued, and celebrated.

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Multiculturalism seeks the inclusion of the views and contributions of diverse members of society while maintaining respect for their differences and withholding the demand for their assimilation into the dominant culture.
There are three levels of cultural development: cultural awareness, cultures impact on business, and cultural differences for competitive advantage. The main goal of this paper is to describe my personal experience along the lines of the stages of cultural development.
What does it mean to have a multicultural family? An intercultural family goes beyond just having a different passport. People within a multicultural relationship may have different traditions, religions, usage of the language, ethnicity and all the cultural aspects that influence a persons identity.
An example of a multicultural society is Canada where a large range of different ethnicities including Chinese, Indian, and Indigenous People live, just to name a few. It is a global place where different groups coexist together.
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