Evett L. Simmons Center for Multicultural Appreciation and Belonging
Welcome to the Simmons Center for Multicultural Appreciation and Belonging
By providing a variety of opportunities for students to connect with one another on campus, the Simmons Center contributes to the development of all ÅÝܽ¶ÌÊÓƵ students by promoting belonging and adhering to the tenants of The Cornerstone. We are committed to creating and uplifting a unified community that values all cultures, backgrounds, beliefs.
Outcomes
A Value and Respect for Differences
Students will recognize, respect, and value diverse experiences, ideas, cultures, heritage, backgrounds, identities, and beliefs, including but not limited to, religious, political, and other belief systems.
A Commitment to Citizenship
Students will understand their roles and responsibilities within local and global communities and develop leadership skills that aid in their commitment to becoming engaged citizens with the ability to be a voice for positive change.
A Pursuit of Lifelong Learning
Students will develop an intellectual curiosity and desire for continual learning both within and beyond formal education.
Services
- Assistance completing discrimination reports
- Provides diversity and sensitivity awareness activities for FSC staff and students
- Serves as a social connector for all FSC students, especially international and first year students
- Collaborates with campus departments to plan and sponsor diversity programming
Amenities
- Full size kitchen
- Meeting room
- Outdoor space
- Quiet loft area
Mission Statement
The Evett L. Simmons Center for Multicultural Appreciation and Belonging provides faculty, staff, and students with programming that promotes multiculturalism, social justice, and belonging. These programs emphasize the importance of inclusion and acceptance among all members of our community, which is achieved by providing a variety of quality support services, planning educational and entertaining cultural awareness programs, and providing leadership opportunities through student involvement and service.
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