The BIPOC community consists of individuals from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds who often face distinct challenges due to systemic inequalities and historical injustices. Their rich cultural heritage and resilience bring valuable perspectives and strengths to the university.
At the McCree Center, supporting BIPOC students means recognizing and addressing systemic barriers while fostering an inclusive environment that celebrates and leverages diversity for career success.
Are you a song writer, love to sing, or want a career in the music industry? If so, come to the Koren Grace Concert provided by the Gender and Sexuality Alliance to learn how Koren Grace, a Black Queer artist, …
Hello, Esteemed Members of the Mary Baldwin University Community,
As you navigate the intricate pathways of career development, one skill stands out as a beacon of opportunity: networking. Much like a well-tuned instrument, mastering the art of networking harmonizes your …
