Think about the past; focus on the future with memory jars
12:00 PM·The Commons
Join us at The Mosaic for a cozy evening of reflection and connection! Enjoy a warm cup of chai as we create memory jars, share stories from our past, and celebrate the moments that have shaped...
Join us at The Mosaic for a relaxed chat with an RIH Counselor! Ask a counselor a question you've always wanted to ask, learn about upcoming groups and workshops, or just stop by to say HI!...
November is National Native American Heritage Month, a crucial time for our community to move beyond reflection and actively center the enduring contributions, brilliance, and sovereignty of...
The Mosaic is closed during the summer unless otherwise stated.
Opening on February 2, 2004, The Mosaic: Center for Cultural Diversity (Originally named UMBC’s Multicultural Center) is dedicated to creating an environment that supports cross-cultural education and collaboration at UMBC. This space was created out of the work of students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community partners that saw the need for a student-centered space for cultural learning and identity development after the disbandment of The Office of Multicultural Affairs. The Mosaic’s commitment is to empower all UMBC to be culturally conscious and informed members of our community.
Doubling as a lounge and office space, this space is rarely empty. Guests frequently have discussions about their hot topics in pop culture, media, or sharing their personal experiences.
The Mosaic is an inclusive space for all UMBC community members of all backgrounds regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other protected category under applicable federal law, state law, and the University's nondiscrimination policy. The Mosaic strives to develop innovative programs and initiatives that celebrate cultural diversity, equality, and social justice. The Mosaic is reservable upon request after hours of operations.
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