Invoices, operating funds, and expenditure spreadsheets for CSUSM's Multicultural Programs.

Statements, bios, and descriptions of work from artists. Folder does not contain any art.

Student Conduct Agreements for the Social Justice Summit of 2010. There is one blank example, the rest are filled out. Caution: some maintain personal information.

Documents concerning stereotypes and inclusivity. Themes include socioeconomic status, ethnicity, and race. There are agendas and activities, seemingly for an event staged by the Cross-Cultural Center, possibly the Social Justice Summit (SJS).

Flyers, printed articles intended for discussion, and agendas for the 2012 Social Justice Summit. There is also a folder with a brochure about Multicultural Programs (MCP), team bios, and other planning materials.

Operational documents related to Student Life and Leadership (SLL), Associated Students Inc. (ASI), Multicultural Programs (MCP), and the Multicultural Student Leadership Council (MSLC). Includes handwritten notes as well as plans and agendas for the associated divisions/programs.

Agendas, applications, forms, and contact information regarding reatreats held for those involved with the Multicultural Student Leadership Council (MSLC).

Meeting agendas, event requests, job responsibilities, and other organizational documents related to Student Life and Leadership (SLL) staff. File also contains brochure detailing internal audits.

Email correspondence, spreadsheets, and handwritten notes regarding the budget and funding for Multicultural Programs (MCP). Several documents concern lottery funding. The file also has two NCORE presentation proposals, "Filipin@ American Identity Development" and "A Declaration of Progressive Values: Cultural Centers Uniting for Common Good."

Materials related to building and supporting communities on campus. A copy of school newspaper "The Cougar Chronicle" features a front-page article about demands to establish a Raza Center, which would support students who identify as Chican@ and Latin@ as well as a picture of student-organization MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán). There is also a proposal for the creation of a mural celebrating intentional communities at CSUSM.