Developing an individualized major that combines a study of the globalization of U.S. cities with organization, migration, and ethno-racial diversity in politics, in society and the economy -- and a Black Studies minor.

Trying to raise awareness of the cultural diversity -- Vietnamese, Laotian, Chinese, Cambodian, Hmong -- among Asian groups.

Working together with other students to perform more than 2,000 hours of community service through the Balfour Center's outreach programs.

Discovering that white and black students are members of the Asian American Club -- or that African American students serve as Peer Mentors for white students.

Studying the diversity of women's experiences across age, race, ethnic groups, and social class through a minor in Women's Studies.

Learning to deal intelligently in today's multicultural world by becoming immersed in the Asian Studies, Black Studies and/or American Studies programs.

Exploring the experience of Native Americans, Latinos, Asian Americans. African Americans, and European Americans in classes like Ethnicity and Social Diversity in America; Race and Ethnic Relations, Strangers in the Land: The Immigrant Experience in America, and Post-Colonial Theory and Literature.

Becoming part of a team of student delegates representing Guatemala in the Edgar Maya Model Organization of American States simulation in Washington, D.C.

Attending lectures by guest speakers, such as David Lamb, author of African American and Latino literature, and Hispanic writer Esmeralda Santiago.