BIPOC Student Success Open House
During Syracuse Welcome in the fall and early January, Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Student Success holds an open house for all students, especially for students of color, and their families to become acquainted with the office and its programs and meet the BIPOC staff.
Cultural Centers Welcome
The Cultural Centers Welcome, which is part of Syracuse University Welcome programming, includes representatives from BIPOC as well as the Disability Cultural Center, the LGBTQ+ Resource Center, and Slutzker Center for International Services. The participation of each of these departments in the event demonstrates the interconnectedness of the University’s Cultural Centers and show our investment in caring for, understanding, and connecting with all SU students.
This is event is not only great for students and parents, but also for new staff and faculty to meet each other and for each office to share new developments and programs happening in the upcoming year.
WellsLink Transitions Ceremony
This is a formal ceremony honoring WellsLink Scholars from the previous year who have successfully transitioned to their second year at Syracuse University. Academic Achievement Awards and Leadership Capital Certificates are presented and transitioning students receive stoles to symbolize their achievement. Nationally- and globally-recognized speakers are invited to this event.
Multicultural Family Affairs Reception
The Multicultural Family Affairs Reception is an annual event held during Family Weekend where families are welcomed by faculty, staff and students. The evening highlight our communities’ long history at Syracuse University.
Annual BIPOC Mixer
BIPOC started the Mixer back in 2008. During the semester, students of color do not have the opportunity to interact with our faculty and staff outside of the classroom. The Mixer is an opportunity for students to meet staff and faculty and share contact information.
BIPOC End of Year Celebration
BIPOC holds an annual End of the Year Celebration at the end of the Spring semester for all students involved in BIPOC Programs. BIPOC staff will take the opportunity to honor high-achieving students who were actively engaged in BIPOC programs and other programs on campus and in the community. This year’s EOY will take place Friday, April 21st from 3-5pm.
BIPOC End of Year Celebration RSVP
Indigenous Graduation Reception
The Native Student Program in Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Student Success hosts the Annual Indigenous Graduation Reception for graduating students and their families . This reception gives everyone an opportunity to welcome, recognize and congratulate degree recipients. For more information, contact Bailey Tlachac at batlacha@syr.edu.This year’s Indigenous Graduation Reception will take place Saturday, May 6th from 2-4pm in Skybarn on South Campus.
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Multicultural Graduation Reception
Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Student Success host its annual Multicultural Graduation Reception for graduating students and their families immediately following Commencement. This reception gives everyone an opportunity to welcome, recognize, and congratulate degree recipients. For more information, contact Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Student Success at oma@syr.edu.