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Multicultural Resource Center

Multicultural Resource Center

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A home away from home that provides resources to help Bearcats explore and value their own identities and those of others.

assistant director Richie Sebuharara introducing two students to the MRC at an event..

About MRC

Who we are. What we do. Who we serve. How to find us and more!

a grouping of students painting mini canvases in the MRC Lounge.

Resources

The MRC is a resource center that offers a wide range of resources such as the Multifaith Meditation and Prayer Room, Resource Room, grants and collaborations funding, Room Reservations, MRC Library, Bartle Tabling, on and off campus resources and more!

Steven Canals, Pose creator being interviewed by two students on stage in Anderson Center.

Programs & Initiatives

The MRC hosts, sponsors and collaborates on a diverse range of signature events and core programs to engage and educate the Binghamton campus community such as Cultural Heritage celebrations, Intercultural Welcome, MLK Week, and more.

a panel of student organization leaders in front of a room with organization banners on the table and one female student leader at the podium speaking

Student Involvement

MRC helps students get involved, form connections and build leadership through support for over 70 cultural student organizations, the MRC Culture Squad, the Culture Presidents Council (CPC), Student Support Groups, and more. Web information coming summer 2021.

MRC staff member conducting a workshop to a group of students in the MRC Lounge.

Workshops & Development

The MRC provides educational experiences for students, faculty and staff. We foster excellence in student leadership development, while educating our on issues of multiculturalism. We also offer "build your own" workshops through consultation sessions with staff.

mrc student staff posing at an event.

Jobs & Positions

The MRC offers paid student employment, graduate assistantships, internship and volunteer opportunities for both graduate and undergraduate students interested in seeking valuable work experience in working with diverse populations

Graduates, it is time to celebrate your accomplishments!

Join us for the 3rd annual Cultural Recognition Ceremony in-person at 1 - 3 p.m. Thursday, May 13 in the AC-Watters Theater. RSVP to participate in the ceremony at bit.ly/CRCRSVP2021 by 11:59 p.m. May 8. First 100 graduates to RSVP will receive a cultural community honor cord and recognition.

In need of translation and/or interpretation services or looking to gain translation experience

On-campus and off-campus departments and agencies, contact us today if you are in need of emergency or non-emergency services. Faculty, staff and students are also invited to sign-up to provide translation and/or interpretation support.

Stay informed via our Culture Connects Weekly Newsletter

Subscribe to the MRC Culture Connects Weekly for up-to-date campus events and career opportunities or submit content to be included in the next newsletter today.

Report an incident of hate, bias and/or discrimination

Need to report an incident of hate or bias? Report an incident of hate, bias or discrimination that occurs on campus or in the local Binghamton community via our Hate & Bias form.

Upcoming MRC Events Calender

Whose Freedom? A Deliberative Dialogue on Inclusion and the First Amendment

Upcoming Cultural Organizations Events

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Contact Us

Library South Ground (LS-G500)
Phone: 607-777-4472
mrc@binghamton.edu

Current center hours and services
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Last Updated: 6/8/21