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Intercultural Center

PMB 4617

Moraga, CA 94575-4617

(925) 631-8545

TheIC@stmarys-ca.edu

The IC is located in Delphine Lounge along the perimeter of Ferroggiaro Quad between the bookstore and Cafe Louis.

Professional Staff: 

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Director

Mitchell Foster

Pronouns: they/them/siya

E-mail: mcf12@stmarys-ca.edu

Office Location: SIL 106

Phone: 925-631-4003

Mitchell uses they/them/ pronouns and directly comes to us from the George Washington University as the Interim Director of the Multicultural Student Services center and the former Assistant Director for Residential Equity and Assessment for Campus Living and Residential Education. They were born, raised, and earned their bachelor’s from University of Saint La Salle in the Philippines and earned their master’s in Public Administration and Gender Studies from California State University, Chico. Mitchell is coming back to both their Lasallian and northern California roots! Mitchell has centered their work in queer and feminist theories, Filipinx and multiracial studies, and indigenous ways of being inclusive of indigenous peoples from the Philippine Islands. They are interested in and have done work around transgender/non-binary identity education, Filipinx consciousness, bi/multiracial experiences, and spirituality outside & inclusive of organized world religions. 

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Assistant Director

Kimiya Shokri

Pronouns: she/her/hers

E-mail: kss5@stmarys-ca.edu

Office Location: 2nd Floor, Delphine Lounge

Phone: 925-631-8545

Kimiya Shokri (she/her) is a Bay Area born and raised Iranian American educator and creator, committed to creating equitable spaces for and centering the voices of her students. She is an alumna of Saint Mary’s College, where she graduated summa cum laude with a double major BA in English and Theatre. She has been teaching acting courses at Saint Mary's, and has developed and taught curriculum rooted in social justice work and social emotional learning with students from kindergarten to college age at American Conservatory Theatre, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, California Shakespeare Theater, and more. Kimiya is passionate about building community through the lens of ensemble - the idea that we are all in this together, and can build trust and respect for one another through acknowledgement of what unites us and celebration of what makes us different.  In her free time, Kimiya loves to cook improvisationally, read new books, and enjoy a cup of ginger tea.