Cultural Experience & Identity | Barrett, The Honors College

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Barrett embraces diversity between people, belief systems, and experiences. We recognize this diversity is a core strength of our community. Therefore, we provide opportunities to learn from different regions, perspectives, and experiences. These opportunities and programs emphasize education, awareness, and celebration which fosters lifelong introspection, self-discovery, and enhances one’s understanding of their identity.

Signature Events

Día de los Muertos Celebration
Fluent Fridays
Interfaith World Views Picnic
Becoming Me series

ASU Heritage Months

Barrett participates in university cultural initiatives through Barrett-specific programming and partnership with the Student & Cultural Engagement Office. We look forward to celebrating these months.

February

Interfaith Harmony Week | February 1-7

Barrett celebrates many worldviews, faiths, spiritualities and beliefs. Interfaith Harmony Week at ASU promotes unity by encouraging Sun Devils to explore and learn about cultures and worldviews outside their own.

Black History Month

Barrett takes part in the annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and recognizes the central role of blacks in U.S. history. ASU promotes Black History Month and honors the rich culture and history through student-led programs. Join the Black African Coalition at ASU.

March

Women's History Month

Barrett is proud to celebrate Women's Herstory Month. Check out events and meetings with the Herstory Committee and the Women's Coalition, as well as the Barrett Women's League.

April/May

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Barrett promotes Asian Pacific American Heritage Month by organizing an event at the end of April/beginning of May. Join the Asian/Asian Pacific American Student's Coalition.