Syracuse Welcome Fête

New students are invited to Syracuse Welcome Fête. The Fête, which is Haitian-Creole for “party” or “celebration,” is a come-and-go event that includes meet and greets with members from registered student organizations that celebrate the BIPOC student experiences, meet other new students and student leaders, and tour 119 Euclid. Representatives from the Native Student Program will also be on-hand to share exciting updates about the upcoming grand opening of 113 Euclid!

Although this program is meant to explore college experiences for students of color, it is open to anyone regardless of race, national origin, ethnicity or other demographic. This event is optional for all new students. Parents, families and supporters should not attend.

Student Organizations tabling at Fête include the following.

• La LUCHA
• Dominican Student Association
• One World Dance Team (Tabling and Performing)
• Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers
• Scholars on a Mission
• Black Reign Step Team (Tabling and Performing)
• Black Pre-Medical Society
• National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations
• Black Student Union
• Black Honors Society
• Asian Students in America (ASIA)
• Mexican Student Association
• Caribbean Students Association
• National Pan-Hellenic Council
• Juvenile Urban Multicultural Program (J.U.M.P. Nation)
• National Society of Black Engineers
• Raíces Dance Troupe
• Kalabash Dance Troupe
• Chinese Union
• The Puerto Rican Student Association
• Mu Sigma Upsilon, Incorporated (Tabling and Performing)
• Outlaws Dance Troupe (Tabling and Performing)
• Haitian American Student Association
• African Student Union
• Lambda Alpha Upsilon
• Creations Dance Company (Tabling and Performing)

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