MOSAIC Multicultural Center
MOSAIC Multicultural Center—A Place to Belong
The MOSAIC Multicultural Center is located on the 2nd floor of Farrell Student & Community Center and is a welcoming space where students can relax, connect, and access resources related to identity, gender, wellness, and more.
The MOSAIC Center features a full kitchen, a lounge and dining area with a television, and games for downtime. It also offers computers and a library with books by and about gender wellness and LGBTQIA, BIPOC, and other identities. On-site staff are available to answer questions and provide support, making MOSAIC a great place to study, socialize, and learn. A few MOSAIC-sponsored events to look out for on BroncoConnect:
- Compassionate Conversations—intentional conversations supporting sharing, listening, and belonging
- Soup, Bread, and Belonging—delicious homemade soup bringing students, faculty, and staff together during the cold months
- Team Trivia—once a month on the Farrell balcony. Prizes!
- Kente Celebration—honoring West African and African American heritage while celebrating the achievements of graduating seniors.
- Lavender Ceremony—honoring graduates from the LGBTQIA+ community.
Center Hours & Location
Location: 216 Farrell Student & Community Center
Monday – Friday, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday, 12:00 pm to 7:30 pm
(Hours are subject to change due to holidays, breaks, and special events)
Our Mission & Vision
Our mission is to provide a supportive, community-focused space that encourages identity exploration, personal growth, and celebrates diversity. We are committed to fostering an environment of equity, dignity, and mutual respect, empowering every individual to be their authentic self. Our vision is to create a campus where all members feel valued, understood, and uplifted, with a shared commitment to social justice and inclusivity.
Multicultural Initiatives & Inclusive Collaboration
The MOSAIC Multicultural Center is a hub for celebrating diversity, fostering inclusion, and building a strong sense of belonging at SUNY Delhi. Through programs and initiatives, MOSAIC honors cultural heritage, supports historically underrepresented students, and creates opportunities for leadership and personal growth. Signature events include the Kente Celebration, which recognizes West African and African American heritage while celebrating graduating seniors, and the Lavender Ceremony, honoring LGBTQIA+ graduates.
MOSAIC also offers leadership and development opportunities, including programs for Student Program Assistants and two flagship initiatives: the Men of Distinction Academy (MODA) for male-identifying students and W.I.S.E. (Womxn Inspiring Strength & Empowerment)—formerly W.O.K.E.—for womxn-identifying students. In addition, MOSAIC partners with student clubs and organizations such as the Pride Alliance, Latin American Student Organization, Black Student Union, Anime & Gaming Club, and Sustainability Club to host collaborative events, dialogues, and projects that foster community, celebrate diversity, and promote equity and social change across campus life.
MOSAIC Staff
Christina Hunt Wood (personal pronouns: she/her)
Coordinator of MOSAIC Multicultural Center & Title IV
Office: 217 Farrell Student & Community Center
woodch@delhi.edu
Kaitlin Medina (personal pronouns: she/her)
Student Belonging & Success Librarian
216 Farrell Student & Community Center
medinakm@delhi.edu
Student Program Assistants & Interns:
- Nicole Espino Chiri, Intern for International Student Programs
- Sandro Garcia, Student Program Assistant
- Parker Hinkley, Student Program Assistant
- Joanne Joseph, Student Program Assistant
- Amari Price, Student Program Assistant
- Rebekah Osei-Owusu, Program Development Intern for WISE Collective
- Alice Paredes, Student Program Assistant
- Ayden Roberts, Student Program Assistant
- Denise Simmons-Green, Student Program Assistant
*Student Senate Representative TBD