The college is committed to providing students with the richest opportunities to learn, both in the classroom and within the environment of the college community. The college aspires to bring together a faculty, staff, and student body that enhances this educational endeavor with their diverse scholarly interests, ideas, beliefs, experience, talents, and racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds.

Through this section of our Web site, we highlight current college initiatives on inclusiveness and diversity, upcoming campus events, and news items.

Report to the college on Climate Assessment
The report to the college on the climate assessment project is now available. See the climate assessment report page for a summary of the reporting process and instructions on the how to access the full report.

	New Members Appointed to President's Council on Inclusiveness Five members of the Saint Anselm College community have joined the President’s Advisory Council on Inclusiveness.
	Trading Pennies for Pencils: Students Fund School in Middle East Today’s struggling economy threatens the value of the penny, but a group of Saint Anselm College students are committed to restoring Abraham Lincoln’s battered popularity.
	Dr. Harvard Sitkoff on King's Revelance Today Only hours after the nation’s historic presidential inauguration, Dr. Harvard Sitkoff, professor of history at the University of New Hampshire, lectured on “The Relevance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Today.”
	Campus Community Gathers to Watch Inauguration The campus community converged onto Cushing today as students, faculty, and staff gathered together, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009 to watch President-Elect Barack Obama become the nation’s 44th President.
	Fr. Jonathan DeFelice Op-Ed: '"Because We Are Catholic" This op-ed appeared in the Nov. 14, 2008 edition of the Union Leader in regards to the college's inclusiveness initiative.

• Intercultural Holiday Dinner, Dec. 3, 5 p.m., Cushing Center
• The Bara MacNeils, A Celtic Christmas, Dec. 4, 8 p.m., Dana Center
• Author, Nazif Shahrani, Ph.D., on Afghanistan, Dec. 5, NHIOP- Shahrani will speak about Afghanistan and then lead a discussion on Khaled Hosseini's book, "A Thousand Splendid Suns"

For more information check out the Multicultural Center's website.

Student Organizations
Black Student Coalition, International Movie Club, International Relations Club, Irish/Celtic Society, Italian Club, Jalapeno Club, Latin Dance Team, Model United Nations, Muslim Student Association, La Voz de la Gente

College Organizations
Multicultural Center, English for New Americans, Spring Break Alternative, Urban Immersion, Dana Center, Student Diversity Advisory Council (SDAC)

Spring 2010

EN 104 Shades of Gray: Race and Racism in Literature
EN 104 Litature Across Cultures: Experiences that Connect Us
EN 104 World Youth Today: A Tour of Fiction
EN 342 ST: African American Literature
MU 245 ST: World Music
HI 104 The Peopling of America
HI 277 Modern Africa, 1807-Present
HI 359 American Women's History
HI 375 Colonial Latin American History
HI 379 Modern Japan
HI 399 ST: Southern Africa
SP 362 18th/19th Century Spanish Literature
SP 366 Contemporary Spanish-American Literature
PH 450 Philosophy Seminar: Islamic Philosophy
PH 467 Preceptorial: Texts of Daoism
PO 250 Gender and Politics
PO 327 Politics of the Middle East
PO 330 International Political Economy
SO 309 Gender & Society
SO 330 Race and Ethnic Relations
SO 334 Global Society
SO 451 ST: Feminist Social Theory
TH 330 Women in Catholic Tradition