Purpose
The purpose of the Multicutural Learning Resource Center is to provide programs and activities designed to increase awareness and appreciation for multiculturalism at Emory University. It also serves as a repository for reference publications and materials on the African American, Asian American, Latino American and Native American populations served by the Office of Multicultural Programs and services.
Objectives
- To serve as a multicultural reading room and training facility for students and faculty at Emory
- To provide printed, taped and technical resources about African American, Asian American, Latino American, and Native American populations, for student and faculty use
- To provide academic support for students and information on:
1. Ethnic populations, activities and events
2. Career opportunities
3. Scholarships and internships
- To provide research opportunities for faculty and create a forum for discussions on topics related to multiculturalism and diversity
- To support scholarship on topics of diversity and multiculturalism
- To conduct outreach activities within the Emory community
Location
The Multicultural Learning Resource Center is located in Suite #341 of the Woodruff Residential Center, on the Emory University campus.
Computer Lab
The LRC is equipped with Dell computers and a Laser printer. The computers are networked to the University computer network providing access to all information sources on the network both on and off campus.
Audio-Video Lab
The LRC is equipped with individual viewing and listening equipment. Video and audio tapes on a variety of ethnic topics are available.
Ethnic Library
The LRC holds cultural and historical titles on African American, Asian American, Latino American, and Native American populations. The library is a non-circulating reading room with affiliation with the University's main library.
Training Area
Space is available to accomondate small group workshops, seminars, or meetings. It contains a chalkless board, bulletin board, and viewing screen.
Ethnic Speakers Bureau
Speakers on a variety of ethnic topics will be featured in the Center. Local, regional, and national figures will be invited to make presentations.

