Multicultural Attachés 2007/2008

The CMSS Multicultural Attachés promote diversity awareness throughout the
JMU community by encouraging the transitioning student body to embrace
multiculturalism.  The program places special emphasis on assisting and
supporting the first year multicultural students who are adjusting to life
at James Madison University.  The Attaché is responsible for working within
a team to plan and promote diversity programs within their assigned
residence hall.  Programs and events increase learning and exposure to a
variety of cultures with a goal of creating opportunities for dialog and
cultural/ethnic conversations.



A team of ten Attachés work to reach out to eight different residence halls:

Chesapeake Hall - Emmanuel Jefferson

Eagle Hall - Kelly Greer and Brandon Artis

Hanson Hall - Stephany Herzog

Hillside Hall - Auditi Gomes

Ikenberry Hall - Cynthia Ferrufino

McGraw Long Hall - Nathan Banister

Potomac Hall - Kathleen Brennan

Potomac Hall - Quinncee Payne

Shorts Hall - Jacquelin Jackson







Look for your Attaché to find answers to like:

What can I do for fun tonight?

How did you find your group of friends on campus?

Is there an organization out there that looks at my interests?

How can I find out more about my heritage and cultural traditions?

Do you want to go to dinner?








For more information on what Attachés can do for you contact the CMSS office
at 540-568-6636.