BY: Vincent Ialenti
As we reflect on October’s Italian Heritage Month, the Center for Italian Culture (CIC) at Fitchburg State University is proud to continue its strong commitment to promoting cultural diversity and fostering global understanding among its students and the community. The CIC was established in 1999 through a gift from Fitchburg State alumna Amelia V. Gallucci-Cirio, class of 1938.
The center’s mission is to promote Italian language, arts, history, and culture through various educational programs, events, and activities. The CIC benefits from its structure as a university/community resource. Its combined mission greatly enhances the CIC’s ability to offer high-quality educational programs as well as cultural events for the surrounding area.
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