POC Council
The People of Color Council focuses on celebrating, preserving, and educating students on the cultures of the minority population in America, and together POC serves as a large unifying faction for the student body here at the UB. POC clubs also takes a very active role in the Buffalo community; engaging in community services, educating other students outside of UB, and promoting the continuous prosperity of the minority people and their cultures. POC clubs are united with a common goal; to increase minority representation at the UB, SUNY, and State levels.
Asian American Student Union (AASU) | Black Student Union (BSU) | PODER Latinos Unidos | Powerful United Ladies Striving to Elevate (PULSE)
Asian American Student Union (AASU)
Club Status: Permanent
About us:
Asian American Student Union. Support and encourage Asian American culture within the UB community. Address problems and defend right of students.
Black Student Union (BSU)
Club Status: Permanent
About us:
BSU.Educate members and non-members on issues that affect the Black community. Preserve Black culture; increase admission of Black students to UB.
PODER Latinos Unidos
Club Status: Permanent
About us:
Mission:To maintain the highest level of respect for the individual and for the student community within the university. This is achieved through dissemination of information at both educational and cultural programs as well as extending each individual the scope awareness and responsibility towards his fellow Latinos and to their community. This is all possible through cooperation with community organization and student participation in our program.
Office Location: SU 372
Powerful United Ladies Striving to Elevate (PULSE)
Club Status: Temporary
Date Established: 2019-12-06
About us:
Constituents of PULSE shall come together to discuss and act on matters that concern women of color. They will create a comfortable and respected environment for the student body to educate, elevate, and empower one another through an array of mediums. Dialogue shall incorporate alternative ideologies that have shaped and continue to shape women of color.
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