In a growing pluralistic society, University campuses have an opportunity to serve as a learning laboratory of the larger community.  With this premise in mind, the IC reaches out to underrepresented students to assist in their transition to the RWU community as well as to insure they take advantage of opportunities afforded to them. 

Traditional Programming and Intervention

Through traditional programming (Latino Heritage Month, Black History Month, etc.) and personal intervention, the IC works to create an environment that responds to the needs of multicultural students while promoting academic and personal development.  The IC also works to support campus mechanisms that proactively seek to critically examine issues of diversity, racism and societal pluralism.