Oregon State Intercultural Student Services

The OSU Women’s Center honored several women for their contributions to OSU. Winners included: Sandy Tsuneyoshi Janet Nishihara Stephanie Duckett Student HerStory Award Recipients: Cheryl Truong Courtney Everson Find out more details about the event there in this Gazette Times article: http://www.gazettetimes.com/news/local/phenomenal-women-honored-by-women-s-center/article_94651514-9a32-11e1-9287-001a4bcf887a.html

Dear Colleagues, It is with pleasure and great pride we would like to announce the Director of LGBTQ Student Services and Outreach, Jeffrey Kenney! Jeffrey will be joining our team of colleagues on May 21. Upon his arrival we will provide a more formal time to meet with the new Director And to welcome him [...]

Graduating Seniors Michelle Lee, from the Asian & Pacific Cultural Center, and Leah Houtman, from the Women’s Center, share their experiences as OSU students, and staff members in ISS units. They also share some advice to incoming OSU students and ISS staff members.

Victoria Nguyen Director, OSU Diversity Development It is such a statement of support centered around inclusion and diversity that our institution and students at OSU have approved $10 million to rebuild the existing four cultural centers. The first center to undergo construction is the Native American Longhouse, it was originally established in 1971 and the [...]

                        by Allison Davis-White Eyes, Director, ISS. Oregon State University played host to the Tenth Annual Transatlantic Student symposium, a joint effort between Oregon State University, Humboldt Universitat zu Berlin, and University of Warszawa. This program which originated in the Office of Intercultural Student [...]

                  The OSU Women’s Center Director, Dr. Mirabelle Fernandes-Paul, and three student staff members took a trip to Abu Dhabi towards the end of Winter term 2012 to attend the Women as Global Leaders Conference. Dr. Fernandes-Paul shares her experiences at the conference – from connecting with [...]

After many years as a victim of domestic violence, the final act of violence left Peggie Reyna with a broken nose, and broken jaw, and deaf. Peggie finally broke free. The first step meant returning to school, learning American Sign Language, and trying to create a new life. Later, a surgical procedure that placed wires [...]

Pride week is coming up, along with a lot of other fun stuff and we just wanted to remind you all about our upcoming Sol events! TOMORROW! **Color the Vote (Thursday, May 3 @ 5-7:30pm)  in MU 109 Showing of the Film “Brother Outsider” a film about Bayard Rustin, a queer person of color and [...]