Division of Intercultural Excellence

Programs and Events

WAGE programs and events connect students, build confidence, and foster community through engaging workshops and collaborative experiences.
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MARCH! A Celebration of Leaders in Gender Equity

Join us in March as we come together to celebrate the invaluable contributions of those working for gender equity and intersectional belonging on our campus, with the support of the Women and Gender Equity Center and the Student Government Association.

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Beverly Belisle Empowerment Retreat

The Beverly Belisle Empowerment Retreat (BBER) fosters a supportive community while empowering students to unlock their leadership potential and effectively articulate their vision. Join us in shaping the leaders of today and tomorrow.

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Cookies and Cussing

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Each semester, the WAGE Center cordially invites students to partake in the Cookies and Cussing program. Indulge in freshly baked cookies (accompanied by assorted milk for dipping) and liberate your stress by sharing your semester's challenges. Embrace the freedom to use strong language as a way to release pent-up emotions. Join us for an evening of relaxation and unfiltered conversation.

Let's Talk!

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Let’s Talk at the WAGE Center offers 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS counselor for students of all identities. Our service is non-judgmental and open to all, providing a safe space for students to share their concerns. Appointments are given on a first-come, first-served basis. Confidential space is available for private, in-person, and virtual counseling appointments.

Signing up for one of Tuesday afternoon’s open slots is as easy as dropping into the WAGE Center space and writing your name on the CAPS sheet by the front door. There is no need for prior appointments; just show up and get the support you need. 

When you enter the WAGE Center, the counseling office is in our comfortable and bright room on your right. If you have any questions or need assistance, please ask any WAGE Center staff in one of the other offices. 

It’s important to note that Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment. However, counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions, and provide information about other campus and community resources.

Career Coaching

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Looking for support with resumes, cover letters, or interview preparation? WAGE, in collaboration with the Career Center, offers career coaching to help you navigate your professional journey. Our team provides guidance, resources, and opportunities to build your skills and expand your network. We’re here to support you in pursuing meaningful employment and growing with confidence.

Cooking Skills Series

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Elevate your mind and master a new talent with our anti-diet dietitian, Amy Sercel, RD, and health & well-being coach, Micaela Young. Take a break from your studies, bring a friend, and come join us at the WAGE Center. While registration is highly recommended, everyone is welcome to join in! 

Discover the Cooking Skills Series schedule on the WAGE calendar or on Instagram.

Family Dinner

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The WAGE Center hosts a Family Dinner for students, faculty, and staff to celebrate the end of the semester. Come and join us for a delightful community meal.

WAGE Calendar of Events