The Disability Cultural Center invites students, faculty and staff to an open house on Thursday, April 18, between noon and 3 p.m. to meet the new director, Elizabeth R. Sierra. The open house will be in the Disability Cultural Center, located in 230 Schine Student Center. Light refreshments will be served.
Sierra started in her role on April 8. As director of the Disability Cultural Center, Sierra works with campus community members to coordinate educational, cultural and social activities focused on disability.
For more information, visit the Disability Cultural Center website.
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