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Atlanta Exploration
Atlanta is an extremely diverse city and the Atlanta Exploration program is designed to expose Georgia State students to the cultural opportunities available in our city. Participants in this program will visit various museums and cultural exhibits throughout the metro Atlanta area.
BUDI Program
The BUDI Program has been created to partner International students studying at Georgia State University with U.S. Georgia State University students for cultural exchange and personal experience. The BUDI program provides a setting in which you can develop an international friendship. Being a BUDI will allow you learn about different cultures, develop cross cultural communication skills and potentially develop additional language skills.
Campus Based Cultural Performances (Feed Your Senses)
Feed Your Senses is a cultural program held at the Rialto Center for the Performing Arts. This event occurs every third Wednesday at the Rialto Center and provides an introduction to various performing arts with cultural foci.
Campus Intercultural Fair (Through A Panther's Eye - TAPE)
Every fall Intercultural Relations coordinates Through A Panthers Eye, a campus wide intercultural fair that allows student organizations and university departments to promote the cultural programs and services available through their organizations.
Civil Rights and Social Justice (Alternative Spring Break)
The Civil Rights and Social Justice Alternative Spring Break is a new program from Intercultural Relations. The program is a community service focused tour of historic Civil Rights Movement locations in the Southeast. This community service project will occur during spring break. Participants will engage in discussions and community service related to disparities in education which have remained since the time of the freedom schools during the Civil Rights era.
Diversity Training (Peer Education)
One of Intercultural Relations' most important missions is to educate Georgia State students on diversity. The Peer Education program incorporates student led workshops focusing on a specific diversity topics. Peer Educators must attend a mandatory training session and have completed at least two college semesters.
Lunch and Learn
Lunch and Learns are lunch time programs held once a month focusing on specific cultural or social justice issues. Past programs have focused on discussions related to homelessness, healthcare, immigration, the Peace Corps, Education, and Voting.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Week and Convocation
Intercultural Relations is the coordinator for the annual King Commemorative Week and Convocation. These programs center on the lessons of Dr. King and social justice.
Student Diversity Discussions (Evolving Experiences - EE)
Evolving Experiences is a dialogue program offered during fall and spring semesters providing opportunities for participants to engage in sustained dialogue on various cultural topics. |
