“The purpose of the Center for Multicultural Engagement (CME) is to support and sustain a campus climate in and out of the classroom that values and promotes social justice, transformation, and action. The center provides opportunities for faculty, staff, and students to learn, engage, grow, and commit to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access. The CME promotes opportunities to integrate social justice perspectives at all levels of the university, but particularly in the learning environment. Historically, “Multicultural” or “Cross Cultural” Centers across the nation were created at institutions of higher education in the 1970s to address racial tensions, advance the recruitment and retention of students and faculty of color, and promote dialogue and conversations relevant to the time. The CME continues this tradition, and while we do not occupy a physical space on campus, we actively collaborate with lncfusive Student Services and the student centers for Social Justice, Black Students and Chicanx/Latinx Students to address multi­ racial/ethnic concerns. The CME also provides culturally responsive trainings on LGBTQ2+ issues, Undocumented student andfamily issues, and unconscious bias trainings. We provide support and organize events for Indigenous Peoples Day, Women’s History Month and provide teach-ins, speakers, guest lectures, and events that provide opportunities for dialogue, critical conversations about current events, and decofonia/ perspectives. We believe that education is a means toward liberation.”