The Intercultural Center strives to influence campus culture by cultivating intercultural knowledge, competency, and leadership. We are committed to enhancing the experience of domestic and international underrepresented groups by offering co-curricular programming, student support and engagement, identity development initiatives, and opportunities for comprehensive learning and development.
Upcoming Events
Use this link to access the Intercultural Center Programming Calendar
Spring ’24 Religious Pluralism and Interreligious Engagement Community-Based Global Learning Program
Gah’Ques Ligons (’25)“The Intercultural Center became my home away from home on campus since I first stepped on campus. They create an inclusive atmosphere where I can be myself and build meaningful connections. The intercultural center and the staff have helped shape my college experience and help me grow into the leader I am today.”
“The IC has become a very special place for me, it’s the place where I can be my most transparent self, I am accepted and embraced for who I am and where I come from. This has become my home away from home.”
Vianney Manjarrez (’24)
“The IC is the perfect to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures. I love meeting new people there and being able to share my own culture and background with others.”
Lourdes Lopez (’26)
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We are so excited to partner with @globalwakeforest and @wfureligions on this exploration of religion.
The WFU/Cape Town: Religious Pluralism and Interreligious Engagement Community-Based Global Learning Program is based in the capital city of Cape Town. As the cultural and economic heart of the country, Cape Town is known for its thriving business sector and its vast array of museums, galleries, and festivals.
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Link in bio for application
If you are looking for some groceries you can’t typically find in your average grocery stores, the IC is hosting bus trips to the international grocery store Super G in Greensboro! Leading up to December, we will have one trip every month, with our first one being THIS FRIDAY. Seats are limited, so please make sure to RSVP using the link – you can scan the QR code or click the link in our bio. It’s first come, first serve.
Check out the amazing groups who will be performing at World Cultural Festival THIS THURSDAY!! We`re so excited to host not only some of our campus/student performers, but also students from Wen Hua Chinese school, a local non-profit in Winston Salem!
Our annual World Cultural Festival is happening NEXT THURSDAY! We have amazing giveaways and performances planned for you all as well as various campus organizations and departments who will be joining the fun too! We can`t wait to spend time with you as we celebrate and embrace cultures from around the world! 🌏✨
"Jose M Hernandez was born in Mexico. While working in the fields, he co-developed the first digital mammography imaging system. He then persevered to become a crew member on Space Shuttle mission STS-128."
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Today is the first day of Latinx Heritage Month 2023! Join the Intercultural Center, @olaswfu , and various campus partners for events happening on campus in celebration of LHM from September 15th – October 15th. Immerse yourself in learning about Latinx culture by attending an event throughout the month.
OLAS will be hosting an Independence Day Celebration – recognizing and celebrating the day of independence for El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala. Prepare for free food, performances, and activities!
Check around campus and social media for individual event
flyers with more information. The full Latinx Heritage Month Calendar can be found on the Intercultural Center’s website (link in bio)
Happy Latinx Heritage Month!
