DEI Resources

This page is meant to be a resource to all who are struggling to make sense of an event that has caused harm to individuals and communities. In particular, the resources are targeted towards marginalized populations who disproportionately experience microaggressions, acts of discrimination and hate crimes. 

If you would like someone to talk to about how you are feeling:
Visit our Counseling Services page for more information about the ways students can seek personal counseling.
 
If you feel that you have experienced discrimination from someone at the College:
We do not and will not tolerate any form of racial or ethnic discrimination, as stated in our College’s nondiscrimination and harassment policy. If you have experienced discrimination or harassment, please visit our nondiscrimination and harassment policy for information on how to report it.

If you have experienced or witnessed actions by a student that you believe may violate the College’s code of conduct, we encourage you to visit the student code of conduct page.

Our community can only flourish when its members feel that they are welcomed and safe. The College embraces diversity, equity and inclusion and the value of all people, and it is our goal to provide a space for everyone.