Multicultural Student Services

Multicultural Student Services supports students and provides cross-cultural learning opportunities for the entire campus community. We focus on advocacy, leadership development, global literacy and civic engagement, and we aim to foster a campus climate that recognizes, appreciates and shares a mutual understanding and respect for all cultures.

Opportunities & Programs

Civil Rights Alternative Spring Break Trip

This is your opportunity to explore the ongoing legacy of the Civil Rights Movement. Join faculty and staff leaders and investigate historic sites, museums, colleges and archives. Meet with key historical players of the movement and get access to special behind-the-scenes tours.

Students will also partner with various community-based, national and/or civic organizations, serving a variety of local constituents.

Participating students will gain an insight on the historical events and policies which shaped our world today, cultivate an appreciation for civic duty and develop a commitment to preserving important principles of our heritage.

Applications are available in the fall and due in December.

T.E.A.M. Mentoring Program

The Together Everyone Achieves More (T.E.A.M.) Mentoring Program is a yearlong experience for first-year or transfer students new student scholars with upperclass peer mentors to establish a supportive relationship and aid their transition to Bucknell.

Learn more about T.E.A.M.

Learn more about RAMP Up

Funding

The Edward McKnight Brawley Fund

Named for Bucknell's first African American student, Class of 1875, the Edward McKnight Brawley Fund supports a range of student activities, including research projects, workshops, internships and study abroad.

Learn more and apply

Series and Events

The UnHerd Series

UnHerd is an educational outreach series offering in-depth training and workshops focused on tangible skills of creating cross-cultural understanding.

Dignity & Dialogue Circles

Bucknell University launched Dignity & Dialogue Circles for the 2024-2025 academic year to encourage meaningful conversations and foster a more inclusive and empathetic campus environment. The initiative aims to create a space where dignity, collaboration and empathy can thrive.

Learn more about the program and upcoming circles (login required)