Multicultural Student Services

Message from Director

Welcome to the Multicultural Student Center at Arizona State University!

The Multicultural Student Center provides a central location for students to develop connections with other students, faculty, and staff members with common personal, cultural, and learning interests. We exist to help students be as successful as possible.  We do not assume what success means for each person, but rather serve as an aiding partner in an individual’s ongoing social, spiritual, intellectual, and cultural development.  We extend our collective resources and full scope of programs, services, and knowledge beginning with this website to interested students.

Within this site is information about Academic, Cultural, and Personal Resources; Student Involvement Opportunities; and links to multiple campus and community resources.  I encourage you to make full use of its content.

To Students new to ASU, I applaud your decision to continue your intellectual journey at one of the premier metropolitan public research universities in the nation. 

What you are engaged in now is intensely meaningful.  The college years hugely impact the type of life that you live.  This place is the training ground for what you will ultimately become.  It is reasonable to suggest that if you are service-oriented in college, you will engage community service in life.  If you are culturally curious in college, you will be culturally informed in life.  If you respond to questions of character with integrity in college, you will be a fair, respected, and principled person in life.  If you approach your classes passionately and think about each learning moment critically, you will be a life long learner who makes decisions with nature, social systems, and the living and unborn in mind.  I can’t wait to see what you will become. 

On behalf of the Multicultural Student Center, we look forward to joining you on that journey and encourage you to visit our office in the Student Services Building, room 394.

Respectfully,

Alonzo “AJ” Jones
Director

Multicultural Student Services