Student Reflections

Here, you’ll hear directly from Baylor students about how Multicultural Affairs has shaped their campus experience, fostered belonging, and empowered them to grow both personally and culturally. These stories reflect the heart, resilience, and the range of our campus community — experiences of support, discovery, connection, and home. We invite you to explore these voices and see how Multicultural Affairs continues to make a meaningful impact on students’ lives at Baylor.

Kelsie DeLoach 

The Department of Multicultural Affairs has become my home away from home. I know that I can step into every office and feel loved and supported. They always have the time to guide me through every obstacle life can bring, and never ask for anything in return. I am truly thankful!

Isabella Arteaga 

I am grateful for the office of Multicultural affairs because they have provided me with a strong support system, and they have shown me that they genuinely care about me as well as the success of organizations I am involved in. I sincerely appreciate the fact that MA is dedicated to the advancement of so many different cultures and I'm thankful for everything they do to ensure every person is represented on campus. 

Samuel Onilenia

One thing I love about Multicultural Affairs is its ability to be personable with all cultures and be a source of information, wisdom, and support for all. The department is able to provide programs, events, and people who can ensure that students have the opportunity to build a community with one another.

Getori Martin

One thing that I love about MA is the welcoming spirit that the staff offers to Baylor Students upon every visit. This has had a huge impact on my Baylor experience, that I now considered the MA office to be a safe space for me to unwind and take time away from my busy school schedule!

Kenneth Luu

The Multicultural Affairs office provided me with so many opportunities and resources to not only connect my culture, but to learn about all the various unique cultures on campus as well!