Multi-Ethnic Programs
3307 Third Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98199
Phone: 206-281-2598
Fax: 206-281-2333

Multi-Ethnic Programs

Student Groups


MosaicMosaic

Thursdays, 1–1:50 p.m., Demarary 258

Mosaic provides an atmosphere of celebration for culture and diversity at SPU. We are a cadre of students from various backgrounds committed to establishing cross-cultural bridges at SPU.

 


What Mosaic Does

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    Check out photos from Night of Beats,
    a Mosaic event.
    Learn: Explore and dialog issues of cultural and ethnic diversity to better understand ourselves and our world.
  • Care: Care deeply that all students at SPU feel welcomed and are appreciated.
  • Act: Work intentionally at fostering cross-cultural community on campus.
  • Promote: Support the celebration of culture and diversity at SPU by developing and participating in multicultural events and social activities (e.g., parties, concerts, guest speakers, field trips, etc.).

For more information, contact Bel Aldrett (aldreb@spu.edu).

 


ACFAfter Choir Flava’ (ACF)

Tuesdays, 9:15–10:30 p.m., SUB Gazebo

ACF is a hip-hop club where students can use their gifts to dance and praise the Lord regardless of talent or skill. We have an open-door policy. People are welcome to come and go from the club, and to sign up and practice for any given performance opportunities.

Above all, ACF strives to be a reflection of the awesome joy contained in the love of God our Father, his son Jesus Christ, and his Holy Spirit.

For more information, please contact Tiona Poole (poolet@spu.edu).

 


Africa UnitedAfrica United (AU)

Tuesdays, 1 p.m., Demaray 258
Africa United (AU) is a club for all students interested in Africa. It is not necessary to be of African descent or to have ever been to Africa in order to join. You just need to be interested in making friends, learning more, and/or advocating for Africa.

For more information, contact Elias Wallace (wallae@spu.edu) or Zack Ward (wardz@spu.edu).

 

Asian American Association

Asian American Association (AAA)

Asian American Association is a group of SPU students, faculty, and staff who meet for friendship, understanding, support, service, and conversations relevant to our community.

For more information about the group, including time and location of meetings and events, contact B.J. Kim (kimb@spu.edu) or see the SPU Asian American Association on Facebook.

 


SalsaSALSA (Spanish and Latino Student Awareness)

Wednesdays, 7 p.m., Weter 202

SALSA is a student club that promotes awareness and involvement in the Spanish and Latino community and culture. All students are welcome! SALSA plans events such as Noche de Salsa, a Spring Break trip to an orphanage in Mexico, and Cinco de Mayo.

For more information, contact Dalillah Bernal (bernad@spu.edu).


Abigail Stahl, ASSP Intercultural Director


Abigail Stahl

Responsibilities: Encouraging intercultural initiatives within ASSP and on campus, working with minority student leadership development, chairing the Intercultural Activities Committee, overseeing the Intercultural Activity Coordinators

How to contact: email(assp-interculturaldirector@spu.edu).


Contact


MEP Staff

Susan Lane, Director (phone 206-281-2598 or email solane@spu.edu)
Britney Stevens, Coordinator (phone 206-378-5382 or email steveb@spu.edu)
Nikkita Oliver, Mosaic Advisor (phone 206-378-5382 or email oliven@spu.edu)




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