Check-in sheets, RSVP forms, and a catering menu related to the Celebration of Culture event in 2003, sponsored by "Student Life and Leadership Multicultural Programs."

Workbook entitled "Intercultural Encounters: The Fundamentals of Intercultural Communication," by Donald W. Klopf.

Two copies of an award given to Floyd Lai from Tukwut Leadership Circle (TLC) in 2019. File also contains orange poster with "I Am CSUSM" in front of various racial, ethnic, religious, gender, and sexual identities in the background.

Contents related to the 2002 MLK Jr. Day of Celebration. Includes invoices, waivers and agreements from the Multicultural Student Leadership Council (MSLC), as well as event coordination and other planning materials.

Programming materials for the education of "human issues," primarily concerning diveristy & inclusivity and argument de-escalation.

Sections from a binder for Asian Pacific Islander Faculty/Staff Association (APIFSA) from 2009 to 2016, including meeting agendas, emails, and event proposals.

Asian Pacific Islander Faculty/Staff Association (APIFSA) documents from 1997 until 2003, including the historical development of the association, their constitution, and meeting agendas.

Agendas and other planning materials for Student Life & Leadership (SLL) and Cross-Cultural Center events as well as flyers and a calendar for Spring 2020. One presentation guide for a GEL 101 course. Also includes a CD labelled "Photos from Civility & Exchange Celebration," which contains photos from an event for the Civility Campaign.

This folder contains documents related to the Multicultural Student Leadership Council (MSLC). Documents include history, constitution, past events, contacts, finances, as well as advertising and marketing plans.

Brochures and flyers for events like Dinner Dialogues when the Cross-Cultural Center was branded as "C3." Also includes Student Life and Leadership (SLL) branded folders, with similar handouts and information meant to educate and advertise the purpose of the C3 (including an email from former Associate Director Sara Sheikh).