Multicultural Awareness
Regardless of your own ethnic or racial identities, we at the Counseling Center reiterate how important the commitment to the value of multicultural awareness is to being a pro-social citizen on campus.
Spend some time reviewing these resources to learn more about how to "walk the walk" when it comes to being more multi-culturally aware member of our community.
The Counseling Center really believes that no matter what is bringing you to the center, having a safe space to explore how culture is playing a role is essential.
Our clients and our staff bring lots of different visible and invisible identities to the table. Whether you are working with a counselor who appears to have similar or different identities from your own, you can be sure that your counselor is invested in understanding your unique perspective.
Multicultural Student Organizations
There are so many student organizations that represent the diverse minds of TU. We have compiled a small list below, but take a look at the CSD (Center for Student Diversity) webpage or visit Involved at TU to look up more clubs and organizations.
- African Disapora Club
- Black Student Union (BSU)
- Caribbean Student Association (CSA)
- Hillel at Towson University
- International Student Association
- IL Circolo (the Italian Club)
- In the Life (LGBT Students of Color)
- Iranian Student Union
- Japanese Language and Culture Organization
- Latin American Student Organization
- Muslim Student Association
- National Council of Negro Women
- Queer Student Union
- TU Dreamers
We selected two videos (below) that provide more information on multicultural awareness.
- Multicultural Awareness (University of Notre Dame Counseling Center website)
- I'm Not a Racist (University of Notre Dame Counseling Center website)