Coleman said her involvement in the Foundation has exposed her to many of Harvard's cultural organizations.
"I've become more interested in and aware of what student groups exist and more interested in the issues and challenges these groups have," Coleman said.
Coleman works as one of 12 interns at the Foundation, whose office is in Thayer Basement.
Siddiqui said that the Foundation has a large growth potential in its role as a liaison between Harvard's cultural groups.
"I see the Foundation as capable of playing a more intellectual role in bringing various grips together for discussion of issues pertinent to intercultural and interracial relations," Siddiqui said.
The SAC accepts applications from cultural organizations who would like representation on the Committee.
"We're especially able to help those groups that, for whatever reason, have not been able to take as active a role in the Harvard Community," Coleman said. "We are able to make a particular effort to let these groups know about the resources that are available to them.