|
Asian American Pacific Islander Association (AAPIA)
AAPIA is an organization devoted to increasing awareness of the different Asian cultures. Members participate in social, cultural, and fundraising activities. AAPIA also helps to organize events for Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month in April. The 2005 Asian Pacific Heritage Month events included a performance by Eliot Chang (stand-up comic from New York), an Asian Luau, a sushi-making workshop, and a film festival. AAPIA welcomes students of all cultures to meet new friends and join us for these fun activities.
For more information please email aapiauidaho@gmail.com.
|
 |
A.W.E.S.U.M
Ambitious Women of Excellence Strength Unity and Motivation is an organization that embodies and embraces the values and ideas presented in the University of Idaho diversity plan. Our organization seeks to increase the multicultural experiences of all
University of Idaho students and the surrounding community by helping foster an atmosphere that helps encourage togetherness while celebrating each person’s uniqueness and individuality.
We also hope to promote contemporary issues that relate to and effect women and by doing so, help elevate the respect and perception of women and their role in leadership.
For more information contact Erica Lora, at awesum_ui@yahoo.com
|
 |
|
Black Student Union (UI-BSU)
The University of Idaho Black Student Union (UI-BSU) addresses the interests and concerns of black students who are primarily from countries in the Western hemisphere (North, South and Central America, Europe, and the Caribbean). Its mission is to: promote the academic and professional advancement of its members, create a social environment where black students can engage in critical dialogue on issues that affect them, promote Pan-Africanism by working with other groups representing the diaspora, and promote cultural awareness and diversity by working with others genuinely committed to developing partnerships through peaceful dialogue and mutual cooperation.
For more information contact: oma@uidaho.edu
|
 |
|
College Assistance Migrant Program Organization of Students (CAMPOS)
CAMPOS’ purpose is to get involved with ASUI activities, reach out to the community through community service, keep former and current CAMP students involved in cultural activities and serve as a support system for all students.
For more information contact Victor Canales at cana9627@vandals.uidaho.edu.
|
|
|
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
Gay Straight Alliance promotes a positive and inclusive atmosphere for all people. The GSA strives to encourage individual growth and understanding by improving visibility and providing support for gays and their straight allies.
For more information contact alliance@uidaho.edu or visit www.uidaho.edu/~alliance
|
|
|
Interested Men of Lambda Theta Phi
The mission of the Interested Men of Lambda Theta Phi, Latin Fraternity, Incorporated is to become part of Lambda Theta Phi, Latin Fraternity, Incorporated while promoting brotherhood among our peers, academics, philanthropy, unity among all peoples, respect for our fellow persons, pride in our work, and culture.
For more information please contact Juan Gurrola at
gurr4492@vandals.uidaho.edu
|
|
|
The Latin Dance Club
is open to everyone. Our goal is to spread the love and knowledge of Latin dance throughout our school and community. We teach Salsa,, Cha-Cha, Merengue, and many others.
Any questions or to get on the email list, please contact Emily at acke0373@vandals.uidaho.edu
|
No picture available
|
|
Men of Vision (MOV)
As Men of Vision, our mission is to become Omega Delta Phi. We will aid the community by lending a helping hand. We plan to pave a road with academic optimism that will guide the many generations to come. Leadership skills will be gained thanks to Men of Vision.
For more information contact Alan Martinez at: alanmartinez2007@vandals.uidaho.edu.
|
|
|
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlan (MEChA)
A political organization that believes in the empowerment of our people through culture, education, history, and political involvement. This student group's purpose is the advancement of human rights for the community through different events and activities.
If you would like more information about MEChA, or would like to attend one of the meetings, please feel free to email MEChA Co-Chairs at mechaui@hotmail.com.
|
 |
Native American Student Association (NASA)
The Native American Association is an active cultural organization on campus working to aid, enhance, and enrich the educational experience of Native American students. NASA is open to all students who wish to get involved and learn more about Native American culture and issues. Student members meet bi-weekly and sponsor socials throughout the year. During the spring semester, NASA hosts the annual Tutxinmepu Powwow.
For more information, please contact Steven Martin, NASA Advisor, at smartin@uidaho.edu.
|
 |
|
Organizacion de Estudiantes Latino Americanos (OELA)
OELA is dedicated to increasing the enrollment and retention of Latino Students at institutions of higher education as part of a vision to increase the representation of Latinos in industry and education. OELA is involved in many event/activities such as Jazz Festival, Cinco de Mayo, Saturday of Service, Vandal Challenge, Hispanic Heritage Month events and more!
For more information please contact Liz Lopez blopez@uidaho.edu or oela@uidaho.edu. Their website is www.uidaho.edu/oela.
|
 |
Sophisticated Outgoing Unique Ladies (SOUL)
As Sophisticated Outgoing Unique Ladies our goal is to become Kappa Delta Chi. Our main ambition is to promote unity, honesty, integrity and leadership. Through these principles we will attain many community service hours and display unity between ladies of different ethnicities.
For more information contact Jessica Rangel, President, rang0610@vandals.uidaho.edu or
soul07@stuorgs.uidaho.edu
http://stuorgs.uidaho.edu/~soul07/
|
 |
UNITY
UNITY exists through the support of the Office of Multicultural Affairs to create energetic engagement and constructive dialogue with diverse clubs and underrepresented population at the Unicersity of Idaho. UNITY seeks to advocate understanding by creating a campus environment that commits to and acknowledges our deepest convictions through active participation across lines of differences.
For more information please contact Co-Chair Javier Garcia at javiergarcia@vandals.uidaho.edu or visit UNITY here on the website.
|
 |