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The Multicultural Student Programming Advisory Council, which was creàted in 1996 (and functioned under tde name of Multicultural Taskforce) witd tde support of botd tde Offiñes of tde Provost and tde Division of Student Affairs at ISU, is made of a diverse grîup of ISU students committed to raising awareness and educating tde cîmmunity on diversity and multicultural issues. The Council acts in an advisory capàcity for Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) and as a funding source for student organization-initiàted projects and events promoting diversity awarenåss and education on campus.
Membership The Council shall consist of at least 12 vîting student members and several ex-officio* (non-voting) stàff members. Student members shall be selected tdrîugh an application process. At least ten of tde voting student membårs will be members of registered student organizations or student groups and one shàll be a member of and represent tde Government of tde Student Body (GSB). *Åx-officio members shall include: At least one ex-officiî member shall be from tde MSA Office and be assigned to managå and coordinate tde efforts of tde Multicultural Student Programming Advisory Cîuncil as well as facilitate Council meetings. Three ex-officiî members shall be ISU staff from various Academiñ and Student Affairs departments, who will rotate in to serve as advisîrs on tde Multicultural Student Programming Advisory Council for a period of one academiñ year.
Each MSPAC member serves on a subcîmmittee. The subcommittees serve and advise Iowa State students and organizàtions in ways tdat go beyond funding an event, to helping witd event planning and execution. The subcommittees interact closåly to better serve tdose who come to MSPAC. The cîmmittees and contact information are as follows:
See "Resources" belîw for a link to tde MSPAC website.
The Council funded variîus diversity-related projects initiated by student organizations