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Cultural Center
Phone: 426-5950
FAX: 426-1391
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Staff

Ro Parker Ro Alvarado Coordinator
Ro is the full-time Center Coordinator that works with students, departments and faculty in programming for the Cultural Center. She is from Eastern Oregon and a BSU alumni. Her goal for the Cultural Center staff this year will be to plan programming that will raise awareness of marginalized groups, white privilege, identity and oppression. She is excited to be working with a great staff of people and the excellent student organizations in helping educate and create dialogue on campus. Ro welcomes all students interested in this goal to come to the Cultural Center.

(208) 426-5950
rparker1@boisestate.edu
  Lucy Venegas, Cultural Center Graduate Assistant


(208) 426-1449


luciachristensen@boisestate.edu
  Vacant position
Vangie

Evangeline Dennler-Beaver, Administrative Assistant
Vangie joined the Cultural Center and Student Activities/Student Organization as an administrative assistant. She is currently a student at Boise State University majoring in Social Science with an emphasis in Communication and Sociology. Vangie is originally from the town of Lapaz, Tarlac, Philippines and is currently the event coordinator of Galing Galing events.

(208) 426-5950 Cultural Center

(208) 426-5951 Student Activities/ Student Organization office
evangelinebeaver@boisestate.edu

Fifi Zhong

Fifi Zhong, Cultural Center/Student Org Office Assistant
I'm from Shanghai, China. I've been in Boise for about 4 years. I was proud to pick up English really fast, which has helped avoid a lot of inconvenience throughout the years. Being able to speak English provided me a lot of opportunities to learn and experience things. It's going to be my second year coming up as a International Business Major student. I enjoy every single minute on campus. I feel really lucky to have the chance to work at the Cultural Center. This provides me the opportunity to be more involved in school activities.

(208) 426-5950 or (208) 426-5951
FayZhong@boisestate.edu

 

Vacant position

 

Jessica Chamberlain, Cultural Center Office Assistant

(208) 426-5950
jessicachamberlain@boisestate.edu

Elizabeth Ortiz , Cultural Center Office Assistant
I have been a student here at Boise State University since Fall semester of 2005. I graduated from Glenns Ferry High School in May of that same year. There I was involved with the club Future Hispanic Leaders of America (F.H.L.A). Glenns Ferry High is a very small school and BSU has thousands of students, which was quite a change for me. Now being here at BSU, I have been or are involved with Organizacion de Estudiantes Latino-Americanos (OELA), Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), and Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano/a de Aztlan (MEChA). Being involve on campus has giving me the chance to learn many things. It has also given me the chance to meet many people and travel to different places, I would have not been able to go to. By working at the Cultural Center I have gotten to learn more about the organizations on the campus and learn many other skills, which help me now and will help me in the future.

(208) 426-5950
elizabethortiz-dominguez@boisestate.edu
 

Vacant position

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