Geneva College’s Center for Student Engagement, Diversity & Inclusion is hosting “Cultures Collide in Skye” on Friday, April 22 at 7 p.m. The event, held in Skye Lounge of the Student Center, celebrates a variety of cultures represented on campus and in the community through music, storytelling and food.
“Cultures Collide in Skye” was organized by Colette Comer, a junior majoring in human services.
“It's a time to celebrate the diversity that God created and show how diversity is not just based on ethnicity and race but also interests and talents and gifts. God has created a beautiful world and this is our time to come together and see just a small portion of what that is,” said Comer.
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