ROMC event planning is open to all students, student organizations, faculty, and staff of San Francisco State University. Attendance is open to everyone.
Past events at the ROMC include an American Indian Film Festival, a Save the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) rally, SF State 1968 Strike Lectures, a Filipino Community Mural celebration, Youth & Aids panel, speakers such as Dolores Huerta, Dr. Tommie Smith, Emory Douglas, Black History & Women's History month events, conferences, and workshops.
If you cannot find the type of event you're looking for among the diverse mixture of schedules events at the ROMC, then plan an event yourself, collaborate with other organizations and let our friendly and knowledgeable staff assist you in event planning.
How to apply:
Download the form at www.sfsustudentcenter.com and turn it into the Student Center Business Office C-134 located on the Lower Conference level.
Complete the Call for Programs Application (CFP) or download form at
www.sfsustudentcenter.com and turn into the Student Center Business Office C-134 located on Lower Conference.
For more information on the Richard Oakes Multicultural Center please visit our CCSC website:
http://www.sfsustudentcenter.com/programs/romc.php
Past events at the ROMC include an American Indian Film Festival, a Save the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) rally, SF State 1968 Strike Lectures, a Filipino Community Mural celebration, Youth & Aids panel, speakers such as Dolores Huerta, Dr. Tommie Smith, Emory Douglas, Black History & Women's History month events, conferences, and workshops.
If you cannot find the type of event you're looking for among the diverse mixture of schedules events at the ROMC, then plan an event yourself, collaborate with other organizations and let our friendly and knowledgeable staff assist you in event planning.
How to apply:
Download the form at www.sfsustudentcenter.com and turn it into the Student Center Business Office C-134 located on the Lower Conference level.
Complete the Call for Programs Application (CFP) or download form at
www.sfsustudentcenter.com and turn into the Student Center Business Office C-134 located on Lower Conference.
For more information on the Richard Oakes Multicultural Center please visit our CCSC website:
http://www.sfsustudentcent
Spring 2006
In celebration of Black History Month, Bantaba, an African American group consisting of seven performers and two dancers, performs at Jack Adams Hall. The group's aim is to share knowledge of African culture through music and dance.
Photo by:
Julia Robinson
Golden Gate [x] press staff photographer
In celebration of Black History Month, Bantaba, an African American group consisting of seven performers and two dancers, performs at Jack Adams Hall. The group's aim is to share knowledge of African culture through music and dance.
Photo by:
Julia Robinson
Golden Gate [x] press staff photographer
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