?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> ?xml-model href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SAA-SDT/EAD3/master/ead3.rng" type="application/xml" schematypens="http://relaxng.org/ns/structure/1.0"?>    rg22.9    Office of the Provost. Intercultural Center Records   Processed by Olivia Field    Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives  PO Box 7777  Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27109   http://zsr.wfu.edu/special/   2018 January  RG22.9      Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives    English    L/languagedeclaration>  dacs  Describing Archives: A Content Standard    completed      2023-12-20T11:25:50-05:00   ArchivesSpace v3.0.1  This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on Wednesday December 20, 2023 at 11:25     2018, October 2019, 2022    Revised by Ashelee Gerald Hill, Stephanie Bennett     2023 November     Revised by Chloe Patz, added new materials          Office of the Provost. Intercultural Center Records   RG22.9       Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives         English       0.84   Linear Feet     2 document boxes       1970   2019       circa 1970-2019   Wake Forest University's Office of Minority Affairs was created in 1978 by biology professor Dr. Herman Eure to foster the success of the small number of Black students enrolled at Wake Forest and increase Black student enrollment. In 2015, it became the Intercultural Center. This collection includes data on student populations at Wake Forest, as well as programs to increase underrepresented people in student and faculty populations.      Historical Note
WFU's Office of Minority Affairs was created in 1978 by Dr. Herman Eure to foster the success of the small number of Black students enrolled at Wake and increase Black student enrollment. In 1995, under the direction of Dr. Barbee Oakes, the office changed its name to the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) to broaden the support to include all ethnic minority students and first generation college students. Over the next 20 years, the office added a host of new initiatives and programs, as more diversity efforts emerged on campus. As the University enrolled more students oringinating from outside the U.S., the OMA's name was changed during Fall 2015, and became the Intercultural Center. The scope of the office expanded to assist both domestic and international underrepresented students by further emphasizing identity development and strengthening the intercultural skills of students.
  Collection Overview
This collection documents the work of the Intercultural Center, previously known as the Office of Minority Affairs and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. Materials include data on racial and ethnic minority populations at Wake Forest, as well as information regarding programs aimed at increasing campus populations of underrepresented groups among students and faculty. Additional items include essays, event programs, and brochures for events hosted by the Intercultural Center.
  Preferred Citation
Office of the Provost. Intercultural Center Records (RG22.9), Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, USA.
  Access Restrictions
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     "Celebrating 50th Anniversary of Integration at WFU" meeting agenda    2012  2012    circa 2012  2  5      Center description and history   2018 November 11   2  14      Director of Minority Affairs documentation     1980  1995    circa 1980-1995  1  1          film screening materials    2014  2014    2014 September 12  2  10      Idlewild Conference program    2015  2015    2015 February 27  2  12      Indigenous land acknowledgement event   2019   2  16      King, Martin Luther, Jr., banquet programs     2014  2015    2  11      King, Martin Luther, Jr., banquet program   2017   2  17      Master's degree thesis, "A Tale of Transformation: Edward Reynolds and the Integration of Wake Forest College" by John A. Templeton  undated  2  7      Minority faculty recruitment history materials    1976  2012    1  2      Minority faculty recruitment reports  circa 1970s  1  3-4      Minority admissions guidelines    1977  1992    1  5      Office of Multicultural Affairs brochures  circa 2012  2  4      Office of Multicultural Affairs brochure in Spanish language  circa 2013   Spanish; Castilian   2  9      Office of Multicultural Affairs renaming announcement   2015 September 21   2  13      Promotional flier and stickers   2019   2  15      Race Relations Commission materials    1991   1  6-8      "Remembering and Hoping" September 11 memorial service planning materials    2002  2002    2002 September 11  2  2-3      "Structured for Success" by Dana Forde,        2008  2008    2008 October 16  2  1      Student paper, "The History of Integration at Wake Forest University" by E. Kemp Reece, Jr.     1981  1981    1981 April 30  2  6      Student paper, "We Called Ourselves Revolutionaries: Remembering Integration at WFU" by Margaret Wood    2011  2011    2011 December 12  2  8