Programs
Voices-n-Harmony Gospel ChoirVoices-n-Harmony meets every Thursday at 5:30pm in the Music Center room 153 while classes are in session. Under the directin of Mrs. Patrice Penny Henderson, the choir includes students, faculty, staff, and community members from a mix of racial and ethnic backgrounds who sing to proclaim the power of God's love. New members are welcome! Contact Mary Olson at 574-535-7548 or for more information.Return to top Colloquium Diversity SeminarAs part of first-year orientation, we have instituted a two-hour diversity workshop led by the Multicultural Affairs Office for all new students. The workshop was created to eliminate all types of opposition and to promote the celebratin of diversity.Return to top Student Leadership RetreatThe student leadership retreat offers an excellent opportunity for students to acquire validation of their leadership role and develop leadership skills necessary to lead more effectively. Emphasis will be placed on the participants' performance outcomes in three key areas: Community building, Communication, and Shared Vision.Return to top Course Enrichment GrantsFaculty members are able to apply for small grants which will help increase their awareness of multicultural education and affairs issues as well as assist them in incorporating multicultural perspectives in courses. All teaching faculty are invited to apply for these grants.Return to top 
Visiting ScholarOur current Visiting Scholar is Malinda Berry. Read more about her here.Return to top Hispanic DayHispanic Day is an annual opportunity for high school students to visit a college campus, hear from current college students about what college is really like, learn about financial aid and the admission process, and get information and literature from several area colleges. Colleges represented include Goshen College, Ancilla College, Holy Cross College, Indiana University at South Bend, and Ivy Tech Community College.Return to top Peace of the ArtsPeace of the Arts is an after school program that cultivates self-esteem, intercultural dialogue, and awareness through peaceful mediums and creativity. Middle school and high school students participate in either the performing arts or visual art workshops.Return to top |
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