During his time as Washington State University’s 10th president, the late Dr. Elson S. Floyd was dedicated to a diverse, inclusive WSU. In recognition of those efforts, and as a commitment to carry on that legacy, the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center bears his name.
The 16,000-square-foot facility will open this summer as an open space for students to embrace WSU’s diverse cultural histories, connect with classmates who come from different backgrounds and experiences, and have critical conversations about diversity and inclusion. With one large “living room,” four smaller “knowledge rooms,” and a commercial kitchen, the building will host a wide range of events, meetings, presentations, and classes to advance cultural exploration and understanding.
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