Pasifika Cultural Center

WSU's Centers for Belonging & Cultural Engagement are spaces where students can experience a sense of community and belonging and engage in meaningful educational activities on campus. We strongly encourage students of every race, ethnic, and cultural background to participate in the various services, social activities, and educational opportunities offered in each cultural center throughout the year. All are welcome and we look forward to seeing you there!

The Ohana Association (TOA)

TOA is organized to explore issues related to the Pacific Islander (PI) experience, educate people about the diversity of Pacific Islands’ heritages and traditions, as well as recruit, retain and graduate fellow students. TOA officers, members and advisors make great efforts implementing meaningful programming to increase and improve avenues of communication and interaction between the university, the Pacific Islander community, and those that support the community. We also work to organize PI related cultural and social events to enhance the campus experience and education of all WSU students. TOA strives to welcome new students who are interested in PI culture and the PI experience by providing a forum where they can openly express their experiences and thoughts while offering them moral support and peer guidance. While TOA focuses on the Pacific Islander experience, TOA is open to all and strongly encourages everyone to participate. While enrolled, TOA is a home base for students at WSU to harness and develop a passion to become active ambassadors for Pacific Islander peoples that carry further than the institution and out into society as a whole.

• Meetings & Events

  For updated meeting times and upcoming events, please see the Centers for Cultural Belonging and Engagement’s main calendar.

  Email toa@weber.edu for ways to get involved with TOA!

  For a link to access the meeting, please email lululatu@weber.edu or marjoriemaharaj@weber.edu or ilaisaanetoa@weber.edu.

• Contact & Social Media

  TOA Advisor | lululatu@weber.edu

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As of 2023, Weber State University is restructuring how we serve our Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students with a cultural center model, which will foster belonging, support cultural identity and encourage student leadership. Check back regularly as we continue to grow to serve our students even better. Until each center is open, we will continue to support students in the Student Services Center (SC 150).