Campus Diversity Offices
Affirmative Action
The Office of Affirmative Action strives to foster and support a
campus environment that is diverse and free of discrimination
and harassment. In order to achieve and maintain a
collegial environment, the office provides leadership, counsel,
and informational resources for diverse constituents, as well as
the larger community.
Campus
Climate and Diversity
Building community to enhance our
campus climate.
Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning | Inclusive Excellence
Disability Resource Services
Collaborating with students with
disabilities to identify, reduce, or eliminate barriers in
obtaining an education
International Education
International opportunities at UW-La Crosse
McNair Scholars Program
The Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program is
federally funded by the United States Department of Education to
provide eligible students with support and preparation for
graduate school. McNair Scholars must either be
low-income, first-generation college students AND/OR be a member
of a traditionally underrepresented group in their field
(usually African American, Latino/a, Native American and/or
Asian Pacific Islander).
Multicultural Student Services
OMSS primary goals are to increase
the undergraduate and graduate enrollments of U.S.
underrepresented and disadvantaged students and to improve the
quality of their educational and social experience and their
graduation success.
Pride Center
Serving students and members of
the campus community that may or may not label themselves as
queer, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, gay, intersex or
questioning, their allies and students with LGBTQ parents.
Research Center for Cultural Diversity & Community Renewal
Develops and promotes a renewed
vision for achieving a harmonious and socially just community
through education.
Student Support Services
This program provides personal,
academic and career support services to low income and first
generation college students, as well as students with
disabilities.
A federally funded TRIO program, SSS provides
assistance to 350 eligible students each year.
Upward Bound
Upward Bound helps qualified area high school students
find academic success in high school and prepare for success in
college.