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Join us for the 2019 Cultural Graduate Celebrations
The Cultural Graduate Celebrations are meticulously designed to celebrate the rich diversity and stories of our institution. Each graduation features a student and keynote address, processional, cultural touches of pride, and a reception following the ceremony. Through the graduations, we aim to celebrate the academic achievements of our students and honor the unique contributions they have made to the University of Nevada, Reno.
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Lavender (LGBTQIA+) Graduate Celebration | May 7
North African & Middle Eastern Graduate Celebration | May 8
American Indian/Alaska Native Graduate Celebration | May 9
Latinx Graduate Celebration | May 10
Asian American and Pacific Islander Graduate Celebration | May 13
African Diaspora Graduate Celebration | May 15
Welcome to The Center, Every Student. Every Story.
The Center provides programs and services that support the academic and social success for ALL students at the University of Nevada through advisement, leadership development, counseling, student organizations, outreach, and intercultural programming. We offer a multitude of opportunities for student involvement, support, networking and social interaction. Open door policy- stop by to say "hi" on the third floor of the Joe Crowley Student Union.
Black Culture Cooperative

The Black Culture Cooperative connects and supports students identifying as African American.
Intertribal Higher Education

Intertribal Higher Education Program outreaches to and supports Native American students.
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Project

The Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Project supports Asian American and Pacific Islander students.
Las Culturas

Las Culturas offers unique support and social programs for Hispanic and Latino students.
Pride Collaborative

The Pride Collaborative provides outreach and support to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer students and their allies.
Mosaic

The Mosaic Initiative provides support to first generation, low-income students.