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Listen: Dr. Garrett Green breaks down Multicultural Student Center programs on ‘In the Wild’ podcast

Rachel Visintainer Culling1 min readSeptember 8, 2020

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This week, Dr. Garrett Green shares how current social injustice affects his work as Multicultural Student Engagement director, as well as events and programming initiatives for the fall semester.

Upcoming events include Being Black at Augusta University (Dec. 23) and Being LGBTQ+ at Augusta University (Oct. 29), where students can interact with faculty and staff who identify with these groups. Multicultural Mondays are also hosted regularly at the MSE Center in the JSAC. Follow Multicultural Student Engagement on Instagram to keep up to date.

Also, host Raysean Ricks breaks down upcoming AU events, including random acts of kindness with Civic Engagement and suicide prevention training. Find out more on the AU events calendar.

Listen to In the Wild on Apple, Spotify, and Google Play.

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Rachel Visintainer Culling

Rachel Visintainer Culling is a Communication and Theatre student at Augusta University. She currently works as an intern for Raysean Rick's 'In the Wild' podcast and a student consultant at the AU Writing Center. Contact her to learn more about the podcast or Writing Center services at ravisintainer@augusta.edu.

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