PSU Cultural Resource Centers

Multicultural Graduation this evening!!! ✨🎊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hello guys,

Multicultural Graduation is an annual Cultural Resource Centers ceremony that honors diversity and celebrates cultural traditions by creating a student-centered inclusive space to celebrate the graduation of multicultural students. This is different from than PSU Commencement. Multicultural Graduation is not a degree conferring ceremony.

For more info:
https://www.pdx.edu/cultural-resource-centers/multicultural-graduation

Working with Latiné Youth Summer Senior Capstone

Outdoor Program Job Opportunity!

The Equipment Center Student Coordinator at PSU's Outdoor Program.

They are looking for a candidate who is interested in working with outdoor gear/equipment and passionate about community building opportunities through student-led trips and outdoor activities.

This is a part time student job, usually around 8-12 hours a week depending on availability. More hours are available during summer term, our busier season.

Attached below is the link for the job application form.
https://www.pdx.edu/recreation/employment

We are hoping to reach out to students who are accessing programming and resources through all the groups included in this email. If you know anyone who this job might be a good fit for, or someone interested in the outdoors, please pass this email along!

Our applications are due Monday, May 2, 2022 at 9:00am.

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Hello guys,

I will like to share about the Eid event! The even is on May 6th in MENASA!

Portland United Against Hate and Campus Compact of Oregon will be hosting The Inaugural Justice in Education Anti-Hate Summit as part of our ongoing initiatives to address hate violence.

The summit is a full day youth focused programming on May 7th, 10:00 am - 3:30 pm and registration is currently open.

Looking for volunteers and paid interns for Lincoln Street Elementary this spring!

Lincoln Street Program is finally in a place where they are ready to begin recruiting for 3 stipend intern-type positions to help them pilot programming at Lincoln Street Elementary School!

They are looking to fill the following intern positions:
Boys Group Facilitator
Campus Mentor
Academic Support Mentor

Details regarding the position, including hours and stipend are in the flyer. Application can be found using this link: www.bit.ly/lsesintern22. We will share the full position description with applicants once they’ve been selected for an interview.

It is a pretty tight turnaround, but the selection process should be rather quick.

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Hello guys!
Come join our Coffee Hour event in the Multicultural Center tomorrow from 9am - 11am! We are getting pastries from Grand Central Bakery for tomorrow's coffee hour :)

Hey guys!

Registers for the Multicultural Graduation!
Here is the link: http://bit.ly/mcgradreg22 .

Multicultural Graduation will be in-person this year in the Smith Ballroom on June 10, 2022. Students who are graduating between January 1, 2022, and January 1, 2023 are eligible to walk during the ceremony.

Please fill out the Multicultural Graduation registration as soon as possible, so we can account for how much capacity to account for and RSVP with how many guests they will bring and also their guests' vaccination cards.

Hey y'all! ASPSU is holding a listening session with underrepresented students on developing policy to increase student success. The event information can be found on the flyer!

Join and make your voices heard!

Hi guys!

I just want to share information about an upcoming workshop we are offering for Black History Month.

"2021 BHM’s theme is Black Health and Wellness and what better way to honor that than to bring in Zadora Williams, local Black licensed clinical social worker. I’ve attended two workshops by Zadora, and I can say she is amazing! She’s calm, inspiring and provides practical tips to do right now. I hope you can join us! Please share too with your network."

Link to register.
https://teams.microsoft.com/registration/gOGwe5E6GUi8bDtlGSO2bA,ZuRJF0sCMUKfwsTp-w86Yg,3s83IFsEGEivwOf1XkqysQ,4VrYvfCWfEu1qDGgZQaAIw,5erngPDIDE-gsExx-jUGCA,2QmUQXEX-Em2eChmyLDe7w?mode=read&tenantId=7bb0e180-3a91-4819-bc6c-3b651923b66c

"From Surviving to Thriving: Mindset is Everything

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ZaDora Williams, LCSW is proud Black licensed clinical social worker, mompreneur, mental healer, life changer and the founder of Sankofa Center for Healing, LLC. Which is a place of healing where she offers culturally responsive mental health and wellness services for the African American community. In addition, she also provides consultations, develops and facilitates training and workshops for community organizations as well as local businesses that desire to create mentally healthy work environments for people to thrive.

She was born and raised in Chicago but has spent the last nine years serving Portland, Oregon's mental health and wellness needs. She is full of energy, creative, vibrant, outspoken, driven, engaging and an authentic speaker. When she is not working, or parenting you can find her out and about dancing around town, sharing her glow and living her best life."