In celebration of the incoming class of Indigenous students, you are invited to the annual Nya weñha Skä:noñh Welcome Luncheon hosted by the Native Student Program, Multicultural Affairs and the Syracuse University Native Community.
To RSVP and to request accommodations, please complete the registration form by Friday, Aug. 12, 2022. If you have questions or need assistance, please email Bailey Tlachac or call 920.639.6462.
Join the Multicultural Affairs (OMA) staff to learn more about the office’s programs and services. Refreshments will be served.
Learn more about Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month (LHHM). From lectures to performances, dancing, art exhibitions and more, LHHM 2022 provides Syracuse University, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) and the local Syracuse community with a wonderful opportunity to reflect on, learn more about and experience the deeply rich traditions of Latinx and Hispanic cultures. Join the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) and campus partners in the Schine Atrium for the official kickoff of LHHM!
Join us this Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month for our Café con Leche Series. This series allows students, student organizations, programs and departments to engage in conversation with members of the Syracuse community. Topics range from issues affecting Latinos and other racial, ethnic and cultural communities in topics ranging from education, identity and more.
Join us for our first Café con Leche discussion series at 119 Euclid on “What is Latinx?” We invite our campus community to discuss what it means to be Latinx, what the “x” in Latinx symbolizes and more.
Join Multicultural Affairs and the Barnes Center at The Arch for the fourth annual Torneo de Fútbol, a soccer tournament to celebrate Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month. Grab a friend or two and register via IMLeagues today! First 75 players to register get a free T-shirt!
Join us this Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month for our Café con Leche Series. This series allows students, student organizations, programs and departments to engage in conversation with members of the Syracuse community. Topics range from issues affecting Latinos and other racial, ethnic and cultural communities in topics ranging from education, identity and more.
Join us for our Café con Leche discussion series on “Celebrating the First-Generation College Student Experience.” We invite our campus community to engage in a conversation about what it means to be a Latinx/o/a/é first-generation college student. Our featured speaker, Saul Flores, will be discussing his experience and facilitating our discussion.
About Saul Flores
Saul Flores (pronounced sah–ool) is a first-generation college student, philanthropist, photojournalist and speaker who is nationally recognized for his social impact projects. Through his most recent project, Saul documents the amazing lives of thousands of Latin American immigrants to fundraise for an elementary school in his mother’s hometown. His work has been featured on NPR, MSNBC and TEDx. Additionally, Saul has been featured as a keynote speaker for dozens of universities, inspiring audiences through his visual presentations in which he helps people realize the capacity of their immense human potential in times of extreme adversity.
