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Yes. MACC has a great deal of experience creating workshops for all kinds of audiences--from staff at the Social Security Administration to UPS personnel to U.S. Armed Forces chaplains. MACC's mobile team coordinator will work with you to determine your needs and the content of a presentation on diversity issues.

For more information e-mail: macc@maccsa.org or call 210-732-2156.

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MACC has four dormitory buildings that were built in 1999. Most rooms are designed for double occupancy (they have two twin beds) and share a bathroom with one other room.
Additionally, there are a few single rooms, rooms with private baths, and ADA compliant rooms for people with disabilities. Each room has a telephone, desks, dressers, and air conditioning/heating unit.

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Yes, if you bring your own laptop computer, we will provide an ether net cable to access our high speed internet available in the dorms.

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The campus is located on the near northwest side of town, five blocks west of Woodlawn Lake and east of St. Mary's University; near the intersection of Bandera Road and General McMullen Drive. Map of MACC

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Driving Directions
Map to MACC
Three different routes:
From Airport take Loop 410 W to Babcock. Exit on Babcock, turn left on Babcock, stay on Babcock until you come to St. Cloud (Elementary School on left/Nursing Home on Right). Turn right on St. Cloud; go down to Woodlawn Avenue; turn left on Woodlawn go to Germania. Turn right on Germania. Two blocks down is MACC (right hand side).
(if you miss this turn, you can go to next turn which is Wilson – follow second directions.)

From Airport take Loop 410W to Babcock. Exit on Babcock, turn left on Babcock, stay on Babcock, turn right on Wilson. Stay on Wilson to W. Ashby, then right on W.Ashby. MACC is on the corner of W. Ashby and Germania.

From Airport take 281 South towards town; there take 35 West; then take I.H. 10 West (lower deck). Exit on Woodlawn/Fredricksburg (third exit). Turn left on Woodlawn; pass 3 intersections; go to Germania; turn left and the second block is West Ashby Place.

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No, MACC has evolved from a center created by and for Mexican Americans, to one that serves all Hispanics, to an institute for leadership in multicultural communities that serves as a bridge between diverse cultures Nationally and Internationally.

MACC's admission policies state that, "MACC does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, religion, national origin, ethnicity or sexual orientation."

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The Archdiocese of San Antonio is a strong supporter of MACC; however, MACC is an independent not-for-profit organization and is not administratively or financially operated by the Archdiocese. The Archbishop of San Antonio, Jose Gomez, is Honorary Chairman of MACC's Board of Directors.

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Contact Us Contáctanos	(Not available in Spanish) Can MACC tailor a diversity training program to the needs of my business? What is the housing like at MACC? Can I access the Internet and my e-mail in my room while at MACC? How do I get to MACC? Driving Directions Is MACC just for Mexican Americans or Hispanics Is MACC part of the Catholic Archdiocese of San Antonio? Can MACC tailor a diversity training program to the needs of my business? Yes. MACC has a great deal of experience creating workshops for all kinds of audiences--from staff at the Social Security Administration to UPS personnel to U.S. Armed Forces chaplains. MACC's mobile team coordinator will work with you to determine your needs and the content of a presentation on diversity issues. For more information e-mail: macc@maccsa.org or call 210-732-2156. Top of page What is the housing like at MACC? MACC has four dormitory buildings that were built in 1999. Most rooms are designed for double occupancy (they have two twin beds) and share a bathroom with one other room. Additionally, there are a few single rooms, rooms with private baths, and ADA compliant rooms for people with disabilities. Each room has a telephone, desks, dressers, and air conditioning/heating unit. Top of page Can I access the Internet and my e-mail from my room while at MACC? Yes, if you bring your own laptop computer, we will provide an ether net cable to access our high speed internet available in the dorms. Top of page How do I get to MACC? The campus is located on the near northwest side of town, five blocks west of Woodlawn Lake and east of St. Mary's University; near the intersection of Bandera Road and General McMullen Drive. Map of MACC Top of page Driving Directions Map to MACC Three different routes: From Airport take Loop 410 W to Babcock. Exit on Babcock, turn left on Babcock, stay on Babcock until you come to St. Cloud (Elementary School on left/Nursing Home on Right). Turn right on St. Cloud; go down to Woodlawn Avenue; turn left on Woodlawn go to Germania. Turn right on Germania. Two blocks down is MACC (right hand side). (if you miss this turn, you can go to next turn which is Wilson – follow second directions.) From Airport take Loop 410W to Babcock. Exit on Babcock, turn left on Babcock, stay on Babcock, turn right on Wilson. Stay on Wilson to W. Ashby, then right on W.Ashby. MACC is on the corner of W. Ashby and Germania. From Airport take 281 South towards town; there take 35 West; then take I.H. 10 West (lower deck). Exit on Woodlawn/Fredricksburg (third exit). Turn left on Woodlawn; pass 3 intersections; go to Germania; turn left and the second block is West Ashby Place. Top of page Is MACC just for Mexican Americans or Hispanics? No, MACC has evolved from a center created by and for Mexican Americans, to one that serves all Hispanics, to an institute for leadership in multicultural communities that serves as a bridge between diverse cultures Nationally and Internationally. MACC's admission policies state that, "MACC does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, religion, national origin, ethnicity or sexual orientation." Top of page Is MACC part of the Catholic Archdiocese of San Antonio? The Archdiocese of San Antonio is a strong supporter of MACC; however, MACC is an independent not-for-profit organization and is not administratively or financially operated by the Archdiocese. The Archbishop of San Antonio, Jose Gomez, is Honorary Chairman of MACC's Board of Directors. Top of page
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