The Office of Multicultural Services and Programs works to create an inclusive campus environment by supporting the development and affirming the overall experiences of all students, particularly multicultural students.
Learn MoreThe Intersection is a new and dynamic space on campus, offering a platform for UGA students staff and faculty to explore issues of social justice.
Learn MoreCongratulations to our 2017 graduating MSP leaders! We can't wait to see you change the world.
We envision a University of Georgia that honors the identities, perspectives, and worldviews of our entire community in a way that advances social justice and an institutional way of being that models inclusiveness for all students, faculty, and staff.
The Intersection is a new and dynamic space on campus, offering a platform for UGA students staff and faculty to explore issues of social justice.
The mission of the Black Educational Support Team shall be to increase the retention rate among the University’s African American student body. As a team of peer mentors, B.E.S.T. counselors serve as information sources, resource centers, peer counselors, and as liaisons between students and their involvement in other extracurricular activities.
Chow and Chat is a monthly lunch discussion, on the third Thursday of every month, that intends to encourage dialogue among the UGA community about significant issues affecting students.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
The Soapbox is a monthly social justice speaker series that provides community for faculty, staff, and graduate students to share their research related to social justice, diversity, inclusion, identity, and intersectionality.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
Chow and Chat is a monthly lunch discussion, on the third Thursday of every month, that intends to encourage dialogue among the UGA community about significant issues affecting students.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
The Soapbox is a monthly social justice speaker series that provides community for faculty, staff, and graduate students to share their research related to social justice, diversity, inclusion, identity, and intersectionality.
Chow and Chat is a monthly lunch discussion, on the third Thursday of every month, that intends to encourage dialogue among the UGA community about significant issues affecting students.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
The Soapbox is a monthly social justice speaker series that provides community for faculty, staff, and graduate students to share their research related to social justice, diversity, inclusion, identity, and intersectionality.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
Chow and Chat is a monthly lunch discussion, on the third Thursday of every month, that intends to encourage dialogue among the UGA community about significant issues affecting students.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
The Soapbox is a monthly social justice speaker series that provides community for faculty, staff, and graduate students to share their research related to social justice, diversity, inclusion, identity, and intersectionality.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
Prism is a discussion group for students who identify as LGBTQA – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual - and a person of color.
Chow and Chat is a monthly lunch discussion, on the third Thursday of every month, that intends to encourage dialogue among the UGA community about significant issues affecting students.
