Diversity and International Center


Westminster’s Diversity & International Center serves as the central resource for community building, educational programming, and support services for First Generation College Students, International Students, LGBTQ Students, Students of Color, and Allies. We also provide comprehensive advisory services for our international students and scholars (F and J visas), as well as information and advising about study abroad options.

Honoring the complexities of local and global individual differences and identities, the Diversity & International Center facilitates learning excellence, leadership development, and individual awareness through programs, dialogues, training, and study abroad opportunities grounded in a commitment to advance social justice and equity in a global and changing world.

Our academic year office hours are Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-5:00 pm. We are located in the lower level of the Shaw Center. Please stop by to meet us!

Sara Demko, Director of Student International Services
(801) 832-2825
sdemko@westminstercollege.edu

Luciano Marzulli, Director of Diversity Student Affairs and Support
(801) 832-2826
lmarzulli@westminstercollege.edu

 

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March

5: Bastian Foundation Lecture Series: "Being White, Being Good, Being Vigilant: How Even Projects of Disruption Might Risk Reproduction."  Dr. Barbara Applebaum, Syracuse University.  Vieve Gore Concert Hall, 7:30 pm. 
6: Voices Poetry Slam, ASWC Wild Wednesday, 8:00 pm, Location TBA
13: Women's History Month Keynote Speaker: Miriah Meyer PhD, Visualizing Data: Why an (Interactive) Picture is worth a 1,000 Numbers  12 Noon Gore Business School Auditorium

15: Diversity Union Summit
19: Language Living Room, 2:00 - 3:00 pm, Giovale Library Cafe
30: International Fest, HWAC Gymnasium, 6:00 – 9:00 pm

April

3: Bastian Foundation Lecture Series: "Becoming and Being a Social Justice Activist."  Bruce Bastian, Philanthropist. Vieve Gore Concert Hall, 7:30 pm.

10: Asian American Awareness Keynote Speaker: Robert Teranishi PhD, Asian American and Pacific Islander Students: HIgher Education Policy and Practice 12 Noon Gore Business School Auditorium

17: Don't Get Mad Get a Camera: An Evening with Erin Davies & The Fagbug, Malouf Hall 201, 4pm

26: Study Abroad Pre-Departure Meeting, 12:30 - 4:00 pm, Location TBA