Intercultural Development

Lafayette has a commitment to diversity and inclusion, which prepares students to be leaders in a globalized world. The Office of Intercultural Development promotes a welcoming, inclusive, and equitable campus community.

Lafayette students have numerous opportunities to commit to lifelong learning about our world and its diverse citizens. Our office also has a commitment to responding to acts of intolerance and resolving conflicts in a spirit of civil discourse. If you have experienced or witnessed an incident of bias, submit a report here — Our Bias Response Team will respond quickly.

Educational Outreach

We offer educational programming to complement the diversity embedded in the Lafayette curriculum. Learn about Kaleidoscope, the President's McDonogh lecture series, Safe Zone training, and Faith Zone Training.

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Cultural Programming

Lafayette students and employees represent 42 states in the U.S. and 47 countries worldwide. Our office affirms and celebrates the diversity of our community through heritage awareness months, cultural performances, art exhibitions, religious holidays and observances, and Portlock Black Cultural Center.

Support and Advocacy

Intercultural Development recognizes that some populations have historically been marginalized in American higher education. Discover the support and advocacy we can offer through bias response and education as well as cultural student organizations.

Community Building

Intercultural Development aims to identify and dissolve barriers that are sometimes created between groups based on their personal identities and affiliations.

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Contact Information

Main Office

Lafayette College
107 Farinon Center
Easton, PA 18042

(610) 330-5320

(610) 330-5560

Portlock Black Cultural Center

Lafayette College
101 McCartney Street
Easton, PA 18042

Monday - Friday 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

(610) 330-5320

(610) 330-5560