The purpose of A.X.I.S. is to experience, learn, and teach cultural and international awareness through events, activities, and trips. A.X.I.S. is open to all students who are interested in international and cultural issues.
BSA was organized to promote minority awareness and to provide an outlet for cultural pride for minority students. Through various programs, the organization informs the campus and the Macon community of the issues affecting people of color past, present, and future. The organization is open to all students interested in cultural diversity.
The purpose of CRU is to address spiritual needs on campus by providing resources and information and to promote tolerance, diversity, and unity among all religious groups. We aim to help students celebrate their own religious traditions, as well as learn about traditions of religions around the world. CRU events usually involve celebrating specific religious holidays, such as Holi, Eid al-Adha, Vesak, Passover, and others. People of all faith backgrounds, including those who have no religious tradition, are welcome to join. Elections are held for membership and leadership positions.
Led by our Assistant Dean for Equity and Inclusion, this group meets regularly to discuss and address diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus, awareness and acknowledgement of cultural celebrations, host campus community forums, offer and participate in workshops and trainings, and provide support for each respective club’s events and programs. DIB members serve as leaders of inclusivity on campus and work together to meet the needs of our diverse student body.
GLBAL is a club dedicated to discussing and dismantling the issues facing the LGBTQ+ community, while celebrating pride and the development of an open and equal community. Membership in GLBAL is open to all students interested in the education and understanding of gay and lesbian issues.
Voz Latina is made of a group of young, Latina Wesleyan students who are looking to educate and inform others of the many Latin American traditions and cultural riches of being a Latin American woman. This is accomplished through social events, weekly meetings, and community service.