Multicultural Affairs for Students focuses on the transition and success of multicultural students at WMU. The ultimate goal is for our multicultural students to retain and graduate on time.
Through various programs and events, we provide support in:
- 24/7 online tutoring service
- Academic monitoring
- Employment and internship exploration
- Events and programs that promote cultural awareness
- Networking opportunities
- Peer mentoring
- Scholarship information
- Student organization support
Students are needed to help promote the success of others within our community. Through admissions events, speaker panels, and event coordination, students can gain meaningful experience.
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