Unity Multicultural Education Center

Students Pose in front of spray-painted wall

Purpose Statement

Our purpose is to advocate for underrepresented students and provide experiential learning opportunities for all students in order to create a university community that integrates and values multiple perspectives and cultural narratives.

History

The Unity House was founded in 1997 to meet the needs of students who felt marginalized on campus. The initiative to establish the department was motivated and led by a student leader who strongly advocated for positive change and transformation.

Later renamed, Unity Multicultural Education Center (UMEC), the purpose of the center continues to support the academic and co-curricular experiences of African, Latina/o, Asian, and Native American students at ˿ƵAPP.

Additionally, the focus has expanded to continue to meet the needs of a fluid demographic and provide the Gonzaga community with educational and social opportunities to raise cultural awareness. UMEC welcomes all to participate in upcoming events and programs in an effort to collectively learn and actively promote social justice.

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Stories & Events

Upcoming Events

Apr
25
All Lavender alumni and allies are invited to support our students at the Class of 2025 Lavender...
Jun
29
Join the Gonzaga Lavender Alumni Community as we march in the Seattle PRIDE Parade on Sunday, June...

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Hemmingson Center, Suite 215
502 E. Boone
Spokane, WA 99258
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