CMA Professional Staff maintain an open door policy for 1:1 meetings with students to discuss issues pertaining to their cultural, social, and personal development and acclimation to Duke University and the broader Durham community. Whether you are encountering new cross-cultural experiences and would like to talk with someone about them or you have a desire to start up a new organization with a mission that parallels the CMA in some way, we are here for your support. Please contact a staff member to set up an appointment.

FACEs, Facilitator(s) Advocating for Change & Equity, are paid positions in which students work alongside the CMA professional staff to produce & facilitate programming in alignment with the Center's mission. These students serve as ambassadors for the Center for Multicultural Affairs and are committed to fostering a more inclusive campus community.

For more information, contact Carla Rodriguez at carla.rodriguez@duke.edu.

CMA serves as a primary home for many cultural and social justice organizations. Not only do we provide a reservable space for meeting and programming, our professional staff serve in advising roles for various student groups. Whether you belong to an existing organization that needs assistance or would like to start a new organization, feel free to contact us and we can assist you and/or connect you with other offices and centers that can assist. Additionally, if you are interested in connecting with a student organization that serves a particular cultural community or social justice cause, we can assist you with these inquiries as well.

For a list of cultural student organizations, visit: http://duke.collegiatelink.net/organizations and click on "cultural" under the "Categories" section on the left side of the page.