The Ethnic Student Center (ESC) is an organization within Multicultural Student Services of Western Washington University and was established in 1991. The ESC is located on the 7th floor of the Viking Union and provides social and academic support, professional and student staff, and amenities such as lounge space, a full kitchen, as well as ...

An ESC club is a cultural/ethnic student group that is committed to upholding the ESC mission statement. Clubs meet regularly in the ESC and other places throughout campus. These meetings are great opportunities to meet new people, learn more about different cultures, and have fun!

The ESC offers study spaces, free computer access, and tons of resource information for varying topics. The ESC is open to all students regardless of culture or identity. We provide several resources and a safe environment where students can work on event programming, do homework, or just hang out with peers.

The Ethnic Student Center (ESC) is a student-centered program within the Office of Multicultural Student Services. The ESC provides several resources and a safe environment where students can work on event programming, do homework, or just hang out.

Western’s Ethnic Student Center (ESC), a coalition of cultural clubs centering the experiences of students with marginalized racial and ethnic identities, was founded in 1991 as a student-led organization within Western’s Associated Students.

Western Washington University's main campus is situated on the ancestral homelands of the Coast Salish Peoples, who have lived in the Salish Sea basin, all throughout the San Juan Islands and the North Cascades watershed from time immemorial. We express our deepest respect and gratitude to our Indigenous neighbors, for their enduring care and ...

Western Success Scholars (WSS) is a campus-based supportive program designed to assist all incoming WWU first year, transfer and continuing students who have experienced foster care or homelessness.

The Ethnic Student Center (ESC) is home to diverse clubs open to students of all backgrounds. Our goal is to help students Affirm their identity, Build a sense of community, and Cultivate leadership (Our "ABCs").

The Ethnic Student Center (ESC) is advising of over 20 clubs, providing guidance and development for many student leaders. The Collaborative Council, which includes members of the ESC student club leadership boards, met every Monday in Fall to build community, share updates, and discuss how to support each other.

The ESC includes many cultural clubs that assist students in transitioning to Western, developing cultural identity, providing a sense of community, and being active in social justice. The ESC offers study spaces, free computer access, and tons of resource information for varying topics.