The Intercultural and Diversity Center works to create an inclusive campus climate that prepares students to thrive in increasingly diverse communities by planning and implementing a host of cultural, educational, and social programs, workshops and trainings.
Director
Kevin received his bachelor’s degree in English from University of California Irvine, his master's degree in Higher Education and Student Affairs Administration from The University of Vermont, and his Sociology of Education doctorate from UB, where he has worked in various capacities within Student Life since 1993. His academic interests include racial identity development, masculinity research, and intersectionality. In his role with the IDC, his focus is working with IDC staff and campus partners to promote social justice and provide students with the information, skills, and motivation to create more inclusive communities.
Assistant Director for Retention Initiatives
Allen "A.C." Williams received his Bachelor of Health Science degree from University of Missouri-Kansas City and his Master of Education degree in Higher Education Management from the University of Pittsburgh. He is a current PhD student in the higher education program here at UB. His research interest includes organization. Allen is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Assistant Director of Programming
Kevi received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University at Albany (SUNY) and her master’s degree in Higher Education Administration from Stony Brook University (SUNY). Kevi is passionate about advancing student access, belonging, and retention in higher education. Currently pursuing a doctorate in Educational Leadership, her research explores the intersections of equity, student success, and the institutional practices that shape the college experience.
Justice McDonald (she/her), Graduate Assistant: Justice received her bachelor’s degree in Literacy, Learning, and Leadership with a minor in Law from the University of Arizona (Tucson). She has a true passion for motivating positive change and creating spaces where students feel seen, supported, and empowered. She is dedicated to helping students confidently navigate their college experience. Justice is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Higher Education Administration with a concentration in Student Affairs with plans to build a career centered around student success, engagement, and belonging. Justice looks forward to building meaningful relationships through connections with students and contributing to a thriving campus community.
Kyla Gill (she/her), Graduate Intern: Kyla is currently pursuing her masters in Public Health with a concentration in Health Systems Administration. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Public Health from UB. Her work is grounded in a passion for health equity, community engagement, and creating spaces where students feel valued and empowered. Through her academic and professional experiences, Kyla has developed a strong interest in healthcare leadership, advancing equitable systems, and making healthcare accessible for all. As a previous Diversity Advocate, she is committed to fostering connections, advocacy, and creating meaningful change within the UB community.
Nicholas Konsul (he/him), Graduate Intern: Nicholas recently received his Bachelor's of Science in Accounting from the University at Buffalo and is currently a MSA graduate student here at the university. Through his time at UB, Nicholas was a part of the Latin American Student Association (LASA) and served as the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 Treasurer and is currently a graduate advisor for the organization. He also was a part of LASA's dance team, Alma Nanichi, the school of management honors program, and the university honors college. Nicholas is passionate about creating inclusive and diverse spaces, where all students feel welcomed and have a voice. His previous experiences have allowed him to create these welcoming spaces, and now as a graduate intern with the Intercultural and Diversity Center, he plans to continue to create these diverse and inclusive spaces.
Keziah Asante (she/her), Graduate Intern: Keziah holds a bachelor's degree in Accounting and Information Technology & Management from the University at Buffalo. Currently a master's student in UB's Management Information Systems program, she specializes in leveraging analytics and IT solutions to optimize organizational performance. Keziah is a passionate advocate for equality and plans on using her technical and analytical background to drive informed decision-making and enhance program effectiveness. Through collecting and analyzing student demographics, engagement metrics, and program outcomes, she will provide actionable insights that help with the center’s diversity initiatives. Keziah intends to pursue a career as an analyst.
Janeeta Ashimi (she/they)
Miracle Chukwuma (she/her)
Jessie Doan
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Naima Galeas (she/her)
Kim Gil
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Lucas Gist
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Anthony Graham
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Sierra Howard
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Nathnael Kebede
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Arlinne Lucero
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Queens Mohi
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Abby Murray
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Jensey Pitherson
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Marz Prosper
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Kaya Richards
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Rama Sow
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Victor E. Bull
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Intercultural and Diversity Center
Student Life
University at Buffalo
240 Student Union, North Campus
Buffalo, NY 14260
Phone: (716) 645-2434























