Students' societies

Abstract The Center for Multicultural Excellence is the new name of the Office of Multicultural Affairs. The name was changed in 2002. This group was formed to work with students, faculty, staff, and alumni to raise awareness and support of diversity, including racial, sexual, gender, and economic diversity. The materials in the collection include administrative documents, event posters, research articles, and internal group documents. The CME contains several smaller diversity groups, including the...

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The University of Denver Programming Board (DUPB) is responsible for conceptualizing, planning and executing diverse events for the undergraduate student population, as well as diligently pursuing efforts to co-program with other student organizations and campus constituents. The records consist of files, reports, publications, notes, photographs, and contracts pertaining to various programs planned, organized, and/or sponsored by DUPB.

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Denver Post article by Marice Doll about the DU Open Clinic, highlighting the services offered by the Clinic and their hiring process.

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Typewritten letter from Al Serafin, Coordinator of Student Activities at DU, to Sheila Hess (presumably a leader of the Parakeets at the time) regarding the newly-formed Parakeets and the need for a pep club at DU.

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A memo from the director of the Drug Center itemizing problems with the model at the time, including issues with the location/space, proposal for a 24-hour hotline, access to doctors, and business cards.

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Collection contains the records of the Kedros chapter of Mortar Board Society at the University of Denver, including the records of the active student chapter as well as the Denver alumnae group affiliated with that chapter. Mortar Board is an honorary society for college seniors and was the first national honor society for college senior women. Before the DU organization became a chapter of Mortar Board, it was known on campus as Kedros, honorary society for women.

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Collections contains the records of the University of Denver Native Student Alliance (DU NSA), a student organization that promotes education about Native culture and values, and aims to collaborate with other groups on campus to promote Inclusive Excellence.

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Black and white photo showing a young woman in a halter top speaking to several other young women at a booth (presumably at an event) with a large sign saying "Open Clinic" above her.

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Black and white photo of the interior of the DU Open Clinic, showing a student reading in a furnished living-room-like space.

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File contains papers relating to the University of Denver Parakeets, a women's organization dedicated to school spirit at DU.