Hendrix is committed to the success of all students. Multicultural Student Services wants to hear from you! Please provide feedback here or email mss@hendrix.edu.
What We Do
Multicultural Student Services works to promote an equitable, inclusive community at Hendrix.
For more information, call our office at 501-505-2951 or email mss@hendrix.edu.
For updates on what our office is doing and diversity-related events on campus and in the community, follow us on Facebook and on Instagram!
You can visit our office on the second floor of the Student Life and Technology Center (SLTC 246).
Multicultural Student Services provides students with the opportunities to engage in cross-cultural reflection and promotes an appreciation of diversity, service and leadership.
Multicultural Initiatives
All clubs and programs are open to all students.
> 1stGEN@HDX is a program open to all Hendrix students whose parents or guardians did not attain a bachelor's degree. Designed to improve the college experience for first-generation students and their families, this program aims to produce graduates who are prepared for the workforce and graduate school. For more information click here 
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> Bruthas Respectfully Unifying at Hendrix (BRUH) is a diversity affinity network that supports young men of color.
> Sistas In Solidarity (SIS) is a diversity affinity network that supports young women of color.
> Greek Life: While Hendrix does not host fraternities or sororities, students attending Hendrix are allowed to go through the intake process with the following National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Greek organizations through the University of Central Arkansas: Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Phi Beta Sigma, Zeta Phi Beta, and Sigma Gamma Rho
> The Cultural Display Case is a rotating display located across from the Information Desk in the Student Life and Technology Center that celebrates the cultures of members of our Hendrix community.
> First Tuesday Talks were held the first Tuesday of each month from noon to 1 pm. The talks were co-sponsored by Project Pericles, First Tuesday Talks were dedicated to developing the Hendrix community’s understanding of diversity and inclusive practices. The program asked community members to answer the question, “What is my identity, and how does it enrich my community?". Listen to the archived First Tuesday Talks here.
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