Multicultural Student Services

Resource Book

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DIVERSITY ESSENTIAL HANDBOOK

What's in hereGetting Involved at SNC......................................................................... pg. 3­7

Student Employment................................................................................pg. 7­9

Churches/Religious communities............................................................pg. 9­10

"Hot Spots" To Have Fun & Eat............................................................pg.11­15

Barbershops & Hair Salon……………………………..……………….pg. 16­17

2013­2014 Academic Calendar of Events...................................................Pg. 18

Campus Directory......................................................................................Pg. 19

Acknowledgement………………………………………………………….Pg. 20

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GETTING INVOLVED AT SNC WITH

ORGANIZATIONS/PROGRAMS

The following is a selection of organizations and volunteeropportunities which appeal to particular minority.

Multicultural Student Services InitiativesConsistent with the St. Norbert College mission the Office of Multicultural StudentServices (MSS) seeks to facilitate the best undergraduate experience formulticultural students through culturally relevant services that foster their successfultransition, persistence, achievement, and graduation.We will achieve our student­centered mission through partnerships that facilitate:

Student support by building relationships of commitment and trust; Partnerships with academic and administrative departments to better serve

multicultural students; Promotion of multicultural awareness through personal interaction and

educational programs; Academic and career support services; Student and organizational leadership development; Student advocacy; Increased retention of multicultural students

The Department of Multicultural Student Services (MSS) serves all students, and isespecially attentive to the needs of those identifying themselves as Black/AfricanAmerican, Hispanic/Latino/a, Asian American, Native American/American Indian,multi­racial, and LGBTQ.

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Students Taking Academic Responsibility (S.T.A.R.)

STAR is an early arrival program for 15­20 first year multicultural and/or firstgeneration college students. The program seeks to help first year students:

Establish meaningful and supportive relationships with faculty/staffon­campus

Become familiar with the campus buildings and programs Develop valuable skills for academic success in college Foster leadership skills that will help with future career success Create long­lasting friendships that will help make your four years at St.

Norbert memorableStudents who participate in the program will attend weekly meetings that addresstopics such as financial aid and study tips. We also have bi­weekly dinners andmonthly activities such as bowling or movie nights. We are excited to be enteringour third year of the program and welcome out students!Contact Student Coordinator Akeem Edmonds at akeem.edmonds@snc.edu or

visit http://www.snc.edu/multicultural/star.html.Also contact student co­coordinators Zephyr Ciesar and Titi Vatsana.

zephyr.ciesar@snc.edu & titi.vatsana@snc.edu

Men of Distinction (MOD)The Men of Distinction group is a program that assists male multicultural studentsin their transition into college through a yearlong series of meetings exploring issuesof race and gender. Along with the weekly meetings, men engaged with the programwill be given a mentor that will serve as a role model, ally and advocate for theparticipants. Mentors will also help participants by challenging and assisting themwith issues they face as they emerge into adulthood. Students involved will learn tochallenge current social norms as well as develop a positive sense of identity.Participants will gain leadership skills that will enable them to be successful in theircurrent educational life as well as their future family and community living.

The Men of Distinction program is a collaborative effort between MulticulturalStudent Services and the Men Initiative. Please visit our website at

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http://www.snc.edu/multicultural/menofdistinction.html or

alex.clemetson@snc.edu

Connections ProgramThe CONNECTIONS Program is designed to integrate leadership developmentwith civic engagement. The CONNECTIONS team is first­year research fellowswho work together to develop leadership skills while serving others on campus andin the community. This program creates an atmosphere of community and supportfor students in their first year at St. Norbert College.There are two main components with participation in Connections: leadershipdevelopment and civic engagement.Leadership Development Students participate in activities and/or workshops that assist them indeveloping leadership skills throughout their freshman year. This may include:

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Attend workshops monthly Service project planning, research, presentation, implementation and

reflectionCivic Engagement (encompassing Service Learning) Students are required to be active with either the AVID program at FranklinMiddle School or the after school program at Howe Elementary School. Activitieswithin this program include:

Tutor and mentor middle or elementary school students Receive a monetary compensation for tutoring hours Participate in community service with the AVID or after school program

Research Fellow QualificationsStudents should be self­ motivated, flexible, quick learner, organized, good peopleskills, team player, and creative. Qualified candidates have leadership and/or serviceexperience, and experience working with middle or elementary school agedstudents. Students should be from underrepresented populations, low incomeand/or first generation. Access to a car or comfortable with public transportation isalso a plus as students need to drive to various sites.Students participating in the CONNECTIONS Program will be paidapproximately $1500 for the academic year from St. Norbert College. The tutoringhours are approximately 4­6 hours a week. For more information please contactBrigit Martin at bridgit.martin@snc.edu and/or visit our website athttp://www.snc.edu/multicultural/connections.html.

Emerging Leaders Program

Emerging Leaders is a competitive first semester program of about 30­40 firstyear students who want to learn more about leadership, program planning, andcampus involvement. The program kicks off with a weekend retreat where memberswill bond, participate in team building activities, learn about various leadershipprojects on campus, and learn a few basic leadership models and theories.

Other components of the program include four large group meetings,participation in planning a group leadership project with an upper class mentor, andcompletion of a leadership workbook. Meetings may include topics such as timemanagement and goal setting, program and event planning, personal leadershipstyles, and pathways of leadership.

“I feel more confident about my strengths and my weaknesses. I realized I

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don't have to be good at everything. By working together, people can use theirstrengths in the place of my weaknesses.” ­2008 Emerging Leaders Participant

List of Additional Organizations

Beyond Borders Japan Club Chinese Student Association Discoveries International (international Business) La Alianza Rainbow Alliance Spanish Club

For more information on Diverse, Ethnic and Cultural StudentOrganizations please visit

http://www.snc.edu/studentorgs/diversityorgs.html

ON CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT

Campus Center Employment E2K Assistant Student Manager E2K Student Manager E2K Issues & Ideas/Homecoming Coordinator E2K Special Event Coordinator

Leadership Development, Services & Engagement (LSE) Office Assistant (summer)

­­ Office Assistant (academic year)

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First Year Experience Coordinator/ First Experience Mentor Service Trips Coordinator Student Involvement Coordinator

For more information regarding on campus employment please visit ourwebsite at http://www.snc.edu/lse/positions/

Scholarship Opportunities!

George A. Strait Scholarships ­http://www.aallnet.org/main­menu/Member­Resources/scholarships/George­A­Strait­Minority­Scholarship

Edward S. Roth Manufacturing Engineering Scholarship ­https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/scholarships/edward­roth­manufacturing­engineering­scholarship

HSF/Marathon Oil Corp. Scholarship Program ­http://www.hsf.net/en/scholarships/programs/hsf­marathon­oil­scholarship

Lagrant Foundation Scholarships ­http://www.scholarships.com/financial­aid/college­scholarships/scholarships­by­type/minority­scholarships/

Ronald McDonald House Charities African American Future Achievers ­http://www.rmhc.org/rmhc­us­scholarships

Adelante! Fund Scholarships ­ http://www.adelantefund.org/#!scholarships/crij

Alvarado/Garcia Scholarship ­http://www.besteducationfoundation.org/scholarships.asp

Minorities in Hospitality Scholars Program ­http://www.franchise.org/uploadedFiles/Franchise_Industry/Resources/Education_Foundation/Final_Application_Choice%20Hotels%20Minorities%20in%20Hospitality%20Scholars%20Program.pdfWisconsin Talent Incentive Program TIP Grants ­http://www.heab.state.wi.us/programs.html

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Ford Motor Company Tribal Scholarship ­http://www.usscholarshipguide.org/scholarship/private/ford.html

Chickasaw Nation Governor’s Scholarship ­http://www.chickasaweducationservices.com

Oneida Higher Education (Various Fellowships, Internships and Scholarships)- http://www.oneidanation.org/highered/getstarted.aspx

Stan Beck Fellowship ­ http://www.entfdn.org/awards_scholar_fellow.php

Wisconsin Minority Retention Grant ­http://www.heab.state.wi.us/programs.html

Surety Industry Scholarship Program for Minority Students ­http://www.thesuretyfoundation.org/scholarshipprogram.html

CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES

The following is a variety of different places of worship and ministriesin Green Bay, which have a number of minority congregations. For amore complete list of places of worship, please visithttp://www.morechurches.com/WI/3698­Green­Bay­church­listings.jsp

Green Bay Community Church600 Cardinal LaneGreen Bay, WI 54313920.434.9225Pastor Troy MurphyGreen Bay Community Church is a non­denominational group of members.They are dedicated to glorifying the name of the Lord and Savior Jesus

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Christ through the salvation of souls and the edification of Christians by theteaching of God’s word. They believe the Church of Jesus Christ began atPentecost; is a spiritual organism composed of all born­again believers and isthe body and bride of the Lord.Sunday services start at the following times: 8:15am, 10:00am, and6:00pm.

First United Methodist ChurchFirst United Methodist Church501 Howe Street, Green Bay, WI 54301Phone: 920­437­9252Rev. David KalasFirst United Methodist Church is a community of 1200 full members. Theycome from all walks of life and reflect the diversity of our geographical area.This diversity is their strength as well as what they strive to carry forth thecalling God has given to them to make a difference in people's lives. FirstUnited Methodist Church is a congregation of faith, rich in history, traditionand diversity. Sunday mornings at 8:00 and 9:15 a.m.

Union Congregational Church716 S Madison StGreen Bay, WI(920) 437­9266Pastor Dr. Chuck MizeUnion Congregational Church believes that Christ is the living Lord of thechurch and that Christian faith is growing and changing! Just as the day isdifferent from what parents knew, so the Christian faith must adapt andchange to meet people where they are and invite them to become what Godwants them to be. Also Christian faith is open to all of God's children! God's richness is reflected in the magnificent diversity of creation. SundayServices begin at 10:00 a.m.

OFF CAMPUS DINING

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2030 E. Mason St ­ Green Bay,WI Tue ­ Thu 9:00am ­ 10:00pmFri ­ 9:00am ­ 11:00pmSat ­ 10:00am ­ 11:00pmSun ­ Mon 10:00am ­ 10:00pm(920) 468­8792

Sarape Burrito Pollo Azteca Taco Dinner

920 Main AveDe Pere(920) 338­9230

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Qdoba2476 South Oneida StreetGreen Bay, WI 54304­5289(920) 965­0602 Grilled Quesadillas Mexican Burritos (Go Naked) Tacos

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920.494.54892883 S. Oneida St.

Green Bay, Wisconsin 54304

*Quite possibly the best burger you will ever have…!*

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PolitosHours: Monday 11:00am­10:00pm

Tuesday 11:00am­10:00pmWednesday 11:00am­10:00pmThursday 11:00am­10:00pmFriday 11:00am­3:00amSaturday 11:00am­3:00am

Sunday Closed310 Main Ave De Pere, WI 54115

The Nicolet Restaurant525 Reid Street, De Pere WI 54115

(920) 336­8726

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Bay Park Square Mall303 Bay Park Square, Green Bay, WI 54304(920) 499­2277

REGULAR MALL HOURS: Monday through Saturday: 10:00am ­9:00pm; Sunday: 11:00am ­ 6:00pm.

For more information on entertainment and dinning services please visit our website athttp://www.snc.edu/communications/aboutsnc/shopping.html

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Barbershops & Hair Salon

KING’S BARBERSHOP & SALON110 South BroadwayGreen Bay, WI 54303­1514(920) 593­8558

Tape up/Shape up $5 w/ SNC ID Haircut $10 w/ SNC ID

AVENUE BEAUTY SALON430 South Webster AvenueGreen Bay, Wisconsin 54301(One Block North of Mason Street, Corner of Webster Avenue & Chicago Street)

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(920) 435­6909

Universal Designs Salon LLCUniversal Designs Salon LLC mission is to foster an affordable,convenient, yet relaxing experience for our guests and aforthcoming environment for our staff. We strive to make everyguest feel pampered, beautiful and genuinely cared for byproviding an ambiance that welcomes all cultures, personalities andstyles.1173 Velp Ave.Green Bay, WI 54303(920) 393­4076

Martins College of Cosmetology2575 W MasonGreen Bay, WI 54303(920)494­1430

Ralph Lyman and Alicia TischJCPenney Spa & Salon800 Willard DriveAshwaubenon, WI 54304(920) 497­9364 Ext. 3

The Barbershop ­ A hair salon for Men

Hair Cut Services: $11.50 or $11.00 cash

Color/Highlights: $25.00 and up

Wax: $5.00

Beard Trim: $5.00

933 Anderson Dr.

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Green Bay, WI 54304

Calendar of Events/ Celebrate Diversity

Hispanic Heritage Events

October 14­26

Native American Heritage Week

November 11­13

Soul Food Dinner/Black History Month

February 22, 2014

Asian Celebration

April 7­10,

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Campus Directory

For more information on the campus and different

departments here at St. Norbert College please visit our

website to get a full directory at

https://www.snc.edu/direct/Department_Directory_Data.

html

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I would like to extend my gratitude to all of the followingpeople and departments, who provided guidance, advice, andsupport for this project. Thank you all so much for makingthis dream become a reality:

Bridgit Martin

Brittany Bell

Eric Wagner

Office of Admission

Office of Leadership Development, Service and Engagement

Multicultural Student Services

Office of Communications

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