N. H. Scott Multicultural Center
This is a place where all students can come and be themselves—free of judgment—and develop into citizen leaders.
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Welcome to the N.H. Scott Multicultural Center, a vibrant hub on the third floor of Upchurch University Center, named after Longwood's trailblazer, Nancy H. "Cookie" Scott '72, our first African-American graduate.
It's not just a space; it's a cozy lounge within the Office of Multicultural Affairs where underrepresented students and culturally based organizations find community and fun.
Explore our Resource Library – a treasure trove of movies, books, articles, and magazines. Dive into various cultures, identities, and social justice topics. All you need is your LU student ID and all materials can be checked out for one week.
N.H. Scott Multicultural Center: Celebrating diversity, fostering inclusion, and honoring a legacy.
"I frequently talk to Jonathan Page, the director, and he is always willing to help me out. He gave me some advice that really changed my life. He told me to start doing things that made me genuinely happy and put myself first"
~Destiny Brown '22
Contact
Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA)
Upchurch University Center, Suite 309
201 High Street
Farmville, VA 23909
(434) 395-4808
