Below you will find a list of UVM offices and student organizations that are affiliated with the Center for Cultural Pluralism.
ACCESS (Accommodation, Consultation, Counseling and Educational Support Services), Living/Learning A-170,
ALANA Coalition
A UVM faculty and staff organization.
ALANA and US Ethnic Studies Program at UVM
Center for Holocaust Studies
at UVM
The Center for Holocaust Studies is committed to the study of the Holocaust
and the exploration of the legacy if that series of events for the post-World
War II world.
Lesbian, Gay, Transgender, Questioning Allies Programs and Services
Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity
Office of International Education Services (OIES)
Office of the Associate Provost for Multicultural Affairs and Academic Initiatives
Alianza Latina
A UVM student organization. Purpose: An organization made up of Latin American
students at UVM, whose primary goal is to provide support to the Latin American
community of UVM. As part of the Burlington community, they contribute cultural
awareness and facilitate incoming Latin American students' transition to UVM
Asian American Student Union
A UVM student organization. Purpose: to heighten awareness concerning Asian
American issues, campus and community wide, and to provide support for Asian
students.
Free to Be: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,
Transgender Alliance (GLBTA)
A UVM student organization. Purpose: to actively work on creating a safe space
for people of all sexualities/invidualities within ourselves, the GLBTA, and
the UVM community.
German House
A Living/Learning Center program. Purpose: to provide students the opportunity
to deepen their understanding and appreciation for the German language and culture
in ways not commonly possible in a traditional classroom setting and timetable.
Hillel
A UVM student organization. Purpose: to provide Jewish programming at UVM to
all students interested in learning about Judaism. Hillel sponsors monthly Shabbat
dinners as well as programs and events for most of the Jewish holidays.
Contact: Hillel Director, 656-1153
Japanese House
A Living/Learning Center program. Purpose: a residential program open to all
UVM students who are currently studying or have studies Japanese culture or
language and also to Japanese international students willing to share their
knowledge and skills.
Contact:
La Casa Hispanica
A Living/Learning Center program. Purpose: a program designed to reinforce knowledge
of Hispanic language and culture.
La Masion Francaise
A Living/Learning Center program. Purpose: to offer students a community based
on their interests in Francophone language and culture, in which they make French
the language of their everyday activities. Contact:
Women in Science and
Technology
A Living/Learning Center program. Purpose: to provide a supportive and exciting
atmosphere for undergraduates interested in a science career. The goal of the
program is to increase the member's motivation and enlightenment in the various
fields of science.
