President's Commission on Cultural Diversity & Inclusion
About Us
The President’s Commission on Cultural Diversity & Inclusion cultivates a campus community that embodies civility, mutual respect, and inclusion. The President’s Commission on Cultural Diversity & Inclusion engages the campus community in the creation of initiatives, programming, events and service learning opportunities that reflect our commitment to diversity, inclusion and social justice.
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Millersville University Commission on Cultural Diversity and Inclusion is to foster a university climate that promotes racial and cultural diversity. The Commission actively supports university policies, practices, and programs that address the issues pertaining to cultural diversity and underrepresented racial groups.
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Contact Information
The President's Commission on Cultural Diversity & Inclusion
Email: cdi.commission@millersville.edu
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Social Justice Action Team
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Sponsored Events
#IBelong@Ville
All three of the President's Commissions are hosting the #IBelong@Ville Campaign. Help us define "belonging" for our MU campus community by submitting your word, phrase, or picture entries to the belonging contest - Click here to scan QR code on the flyer! Each submission will receive an entry into the $25 gift card raffle. Winners will be announced May 1st!
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2023 Spring Gathering
PCCDI is hosting a Spring Gathering to Celebrate our Community of Color on Wednesday, April 19, 2023 4:00-6:00 PM at the SMC Atrium - Click here to scan QR code on the flyer to RSVP! Come enjoy food, fun & fellowship!
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Announcing the FACULTY CURRICULAR CONNECTIONS IN THE ARTS - 2022-2023 Click here to review upcoming cultural events!
2022-23 DEI-FOCUSED ARTS AT MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY
This season 85% of presentations hosted by the Millersville University Office of Visual & Performing Arts feature BIPOC artists and those from other marginalized, underrepresented communities. Titles, dates, full descriptions, and accompanying visual art exhibits are noted in the Faculty Curricular Connections in the Arts booklet, or you may go to ARTSMU.COM. All MU students are invited to participate in any or all of these at no cost.
