The Black Student Leadership Institute is a four-week series designed for students of color. Students engage in conversations and activities surrounding leadership development, cultural competence and racial and ethnic identity. While participating in the institute, students are connected to Georgia State alumni and acquire practical leadership skills that are attractive to student organizations and employers. Scholarships are awarded to students who complete the institute.

The mission of Careers In New and Emerging Media Areas (CINEMA) is to provide Opportunity Youth (OY), age 18-24, access to information and communication technology (ICT) driven careers in the film, media and entertainment industry in Georgia. The model leverages strategic partnerships with metro-Atlanta nonprofits, universities and corporate partners to create a pathway for OY from their current situation into stable, entry-level positions that pay a living wage.

GSU-CIBER is a Title VI National Resource Center supporting academic outreach minority-serving institutions, applied research on US business global competitiveness, pedagogical tool development for teaching IB, strengthening less commonly taught languages, etc. GSU-CIBER leads the National CIBER Minority-Serving Institution (MSI) Consortium consisting of 10 CIBERs assisting HBCUs and other MSIs with faculty development, study abroad, grant writing and pedagogical resource sharing activities.

The Certificate in Public Interest Law and Policy prepares GSU Law students to serve traditionally underserved populations. The certificate program allows students to focus on a particular substantive area or to generally explore concepts and practice skills central to public interest and pro bono work. Experiential courses and pro bono volunteer opportunities put theory into practice. With faculty guidance and connections to practitioners, students build a foundation for a career in service.

Each year we host a Chinese New Year celebration to engage with the Georgia State Community to share the historical and cultural practices surrounding the Chinese New Year.

The AIR Pipeline Partnership Program with Georgia State seeks to enhance the diversity and cultural competence of the field by engaging graduate students who reflect the racial, cultural and socioeconomic diversity of the communities that it serves. The program includes three components: support for education and training, mentoring and career advancement and networking and internships.

The OT Department has partnered with various non-profit organizations throughout the community that serve at-risk, underserved, or marginalized populations. With this partnership, students develop programming aimed at addressing the health and well-being for these populations, then implement this programming in their related fieldwork course.

This program will increase the global clinical competency for students and faculty and enhance respiratory therapy (RT) evaluation and treatment techniques for students in a different health care delivery system. Students will have a greater appreciation for cultural diversity; an understanding of differing cultural practices as it relates to healthcare and health maintenance practices and will develop an increased appreciation for social justice.Und

The Multicultural Center is often asked for resources from our community to help broaden their perspectives and learn more about identities and experiences different than their own.

The Black Men's, Women's and People's Dialogue series are spaces supported by Black Student Achievement and the Counseling and Testing Center to create connections and explore community. This includes the intersection of identities between race, gender, sexuality, culture and economics.

Civic Engagement hosts Coffee Talks on the first and third Tuesday morning during the Spring/Fall (this will be moved to virtual meetings in Fall) Different social issues are discussed, with guests from nonprofit partners. The purpose of the event is to provide students with the opportunity to communicate in a civic context and to express, listen and adapt ideas and messages based on others' perspectives.

This event is a yearly culture festival celebrating the international students on campus