Multicultural Student Services
Student Centers
The Student Centers are learning communities that promote the understanding of and appreciation for cultural and ethnic diversity. At each of the four Centers—African American, Asian American and Pacific Islander, Chicanx Latinx, and Undocumented Initiatives and our partner Center with the Native American Student Center — you can find academic support and build strong, lasting friendships.
- Personal Guidance, Advising, and Advocacy
- Tutoring and Study Space
- Mentoring
- Strategic Team Approach to Retention
- Referrals to University and Community Resources
- Cultural/Social Activities & Events
- Graduation Celebrations and Student Recognition
- Internship, jobs and Graduate School Information
- A Community of Support Dedicated to Help You Succeed
- Academic Advising and Support to Develop a Personal Academic Progress Plan
African American Student Center
Our mission is to provide an environment that is conducive to inspired learning for all students at Washington State University through academic, socio-cultural and career focused services. Although our services are culturally unique to the “black” community it is our hope that all members of the university embrace our rich history, language and life style.
Asian American and Pacific Islander Student Center
The Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Student Center is committed to provide holistic services and programs that assist Washington State University to retain, develop and assist AAPI students in achieving their highest education potential. The Center is also committed to explore, educate, and celebrate the rich diversity within Asian American & Pacific Islander communities.
Chicanx Latinx Student Center
Our Mission at the Chicanx Latinx Student Center is to promote academic success and achievement for all students especially those of Latin/Spanish ethnicity, culture, community, heritage and linguistic backgrounds. Therefore, the Center provides academic guidance, programming, professional services, and connections to promote the students’ academic success and personal development by creating a positive, safe, encouraging, nurturing and professional environment where students take on Personal Responsibility In Developing Excellence (PRIDE).
Native Student Center
(with Native American Programs - native.wsu.edu)
Located in Cleveland Hall 27A, the Center is a space in which members of the Native graduate student community can relax, work, and hold meetings. Comfortable seating, tables, coffee, and tea are available. Food and drinks can also be purchased at the Cleveland Hall Espresso Bar, or at the vending machines just outside of the Center. Resources available at the Center will be expanded in the future to include computers and more. The Center can be reserved for use by Native American student organizations after 4:00 PM each day.