Multicultural and Gender Studies
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Office Information

New Behavioral and Social Sciences building: BSS 208
530-898-4774
mcgs@csuchico.edu

Hours
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Mailing Address
Multicultural and Gender Studies Department
400 W. First St.
Chico, CA 95929–0420

Donate & Help Us Change the World

When you support MCGS, you help prepare future leaders!

MCGS is offering partnership and giving opportunities in the following areas:

1. Scholar/Activist Fund:

Support our students in creative, intellectual, and activist work.

  • Need-based, academic merit-based, and civic engagement scholarships
  • MCGS office internships 
  • Undergraduate research and creativity projects
  • Student development programs
  • Student attendance at conferences
  • Building innovative and stimulating classrooms, labs, and studios with new equipment
2. MCGS Student Inclusivity Fund

Lend a hand in the creation and support of a tight, inclusive community among MCGS students, faculty & staff.

  • MCGS Welcome Reception
  • Workshops for Majors & Minors
  • MCGS Spring Social 
  • Healthy snacks for students and visitors in The Lounge 
  • Outreach and recruitment in underserved communities
3. Diversity the Campus & community Fund

Assist us in bringing diversity-related speakers, teachers, research, events and activities to Chico State.

  • Women of Wisdom Native American Women Storytellers--annual event
  • MCGS Speaker series
  • Faculty research and development
  • Curricular development, including MCGS Diversity Certificate
  • Collaboration with other units & organizations in diversity & inclusion events
4. Change the World Fund

Help our graduating seniors as they move on to positions of leadership post-graduation.

  • Outstanding MCGS Graduating Senior Awards (one each for general and WMST majors)
  • Change the World Award (assisting students transition from college to a specific activist/advocacy project or career path)
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