The Multicultural Advisory Committee is an advisory group to the
President of the University that addresses both the broad issues of
multiculturalism in higher education and the specific multicultural
needs of our St. John’s University community. One of its functions
is to provide recommendations that will help the University better
serve its increasingly diverse population.
Chaired by Dr. Tony H. Bonaparte, with Dr. André McKenzie as Vice
Chair, the committee is comprised of thirty-five representative
faculty, administrators and students from the Queens, Staten Island
and Manhattan campuses. The committee held its first meeting in the
spring of 2004 and continues to meet regularly since that
time.
Meetings of the committee are open to all members of the University
community. Please see a list of all meetings for the Spring of 2008.
Next Meeting:
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
12:10 PM - 1:15
PM
Bent Hall, room 277A, Queens
campus
This is the final meeting of the school
year. There will be no meeting on May 27th.
To communicate with the committee please see
Tell Us What You
Think.
Staten Island
Students Share Thoughts on Community Engagement with the
Multicultural Advisory Committee
February 20, 2008