Academic Resources

  • Institute for Latina/o and Latin American Studies
    The Institute promotes an understanding of Latin America, facilitates contact among professors with Latin American specialties, seeks to respond to student and community groups and presents speakers and other programs.
  • Institute for Racial & Ethnic Studies
    The Institute seeks to affirm the identities, diverse experiences, and influences of ethnic and racial groups that have historically been oppressed in the United States.
  • Murphy Library Diversity Resources
    Locate books, articles, and other resources related to diversity
  • Research Center for Cultural Diversity and Community Renewal (CDCR)
    Develops and promotes a renewed vision for achieving harmonious and socially just community through education.
  • Research & Resource Center for Campus Climate (Campus Climate)
    Building Community to Enhance our Campus Climate.  Find various resources including surveys, calendars, and HuRT by HATE incident form.
  • Social Action Theater (SAT)
    Students in this theater/entree troupe address diversity, isms, and abuse issues by designing, then performing audience interactive skits in classes and residence halls, in schools, social and business agencies, and churches in the surrounding region and nationally.
  • Teaching for Diversity
    A community of faculty and academic staff dedicated to how well we teach students from many underserved populations, and to addressing the issues that faculty from underrepresented groups face as instructors.
  • Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
    In the tradition of Women’s Studies and its sister disciplines, our courses approach problems and issues from interdisciplinary perspectives.  They enhance courses on women, gender, and sexuality issues crosslisted in the traditional disciplines, and provide students with numerous opportunities to integrate their learning across their baccalaureate degree.