
Edward Hardaway
Edward Hardaway, a recent Bluffton University graduate, is staying on campus to serve as the graduate assistant in Bluffton’s Office of Student Success while earning his master’s degree.
Multicultural Student Development
Multicultural Student Development Center
The goal of the Multicultural Student Development Center is to promote the academic, social and personal growth and development of all students. This is informed by our desire to be a Community of Respect where everyone, regardless of circumstances or background is held in mutual high regard. Our belief that every human being is created in the image of God demands that we recognize in each human being that divine spark, and that all of us welcome and celebrate the diversity in which we have been created as children of God.
To promote the involvement and Development of all students
Multicultural Student Development...
- promotes understanding and sensitivity to the values of a diverse college community
- promotes leadership development of students through education, experience and involvement
- promotes building community, relationships and a sense of belonging among all our students
- guides our community in becoming more sensitive toward humankind and in growing our
understanding of other races, religions and peoples.
Services
We seek to provide the Bluffton University student community with:
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Academic and personal advising and counseling
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Information and resources
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Meeting, activity and study space for students
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Programming and leadership development activities
- Multicultural Student Organization
- The Cuts @ Bluffton
Visit us
CENTER HOURS:
Monday — Friday; 9 a.m. — 10 p.m.
LOCATION:
The Multicultural Student Development Center is located in the Hirschy Breezeway.
A SPACE FOR YOU
The center has couches and computers. The space can be used for meetings, socials,
movie nights or a study space. Contact the GA for Multicultural Student Development
to make arrangements.
PROGRAMMING
Conducted by Multicultural Student Organization in collaboration with various student
organizations.

Leslie Beasley
Leslie Beasley, a recent Bluffton University graduate, has returned to campus to serve as a graduate assistant in Multicultural Affairs.