The Diversity Committee was established as the “Multicultural Program Committee” in 1990.
After a series of incidents at Utica College, other local colleges, and in the Utica community drew attention to the divisions that still existed between members of our community based on race and ethnicity, Utica College spearheaded the first Unity March in 1989. The UC Diversity Committee is engaged in ongoing work that increases the awareness and appreciation of diversity on campus and in socie
04/21/2020
Join Crystal Santiago and Ellen Smith, two UC community members, as they share their experiences with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) from the perspective of a student and that of a parent of a child with ASD. Sharing experiences, questions, and thoughts are welcomed! Join the conversation at this link: https://meet.google.com/kgm-nnrf-avr
10/01/2019
The time to make up your mind about someone else based on first impressions are never! We all see the world through lenses that shape our experiences. Join Jessica America and Mathew Vincent as they facilitate a PioTalk about considering others’ experiences from their point of view to understand and connect with one another. See flyer for details!
01/22/2019
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy
Utica College plans different activities and event that takes place on campus to educate students on King's history. Connecting it to the present.
12/07/2018
“Hanukkah is about the spark of the divine in all of us made in God’s image.” — Suzanne Fields
11/29/2018
11/12/2018
With RESPECT, HONOR, AND GRATITUDE. Thank You Veterans.
11/09/2018
ALL UC MEMBERS ARE WELCOME!! CAN YOU GUESS WHO?! 🥂🥗NOVEMBER 15.
Welcome back to UC everyone! Hope your first day of class went well.
The Diversity Committee wishes everyone GOOD LUCK on their finals and have a wonderful SUMMER BREAK! We will see you again in the fall!
Student Research Day today (04/25/12) at 2.30 p.m.
Come to Donahue Auditorium (167 Gordon Science Center) if you are free! Dr. Linda Zee will touch on the topic "Where do you want to go today? - Traveling through time and space with zombies, hippos, and Johnny Depp."
Join the Student Research Day tomorrow (04/25/12) at 2:30 p.m. in the Donahue Auditorium (167 Gordon Science Center) to hear the opening speaker, Dr. Linda Zee, associate professor of spanish talk on the topic "Where do you want to go today? - Traveling through time and space with zombies, hippos and Johnny Depp."