Wilson is the inaugural Curator for the Black Experience, collecting and preserving materials that tell the history of the University’s Black students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Promote access, opportunity and diversity
University Priority
Building a Stronger Community
Building a community of people from different cultures, backgrounds and viewpoints makes universities better and improves society.
Office of Community Enrichment
The Office of Community Enrichment supports students, faculty and staff so they can flourish through deep engagement with one another and with ideas that inspire ongoing learning and growth.
Attracting and welcoming the brightest students is key to building our dynamic community. Our undergraduate admissions process invites applicants who reflect a broad range of experiences.
Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Compliance
²ÝÝ®´«Ã½ is committed to providing learning, teaching and working conditions free from discrimination and harassment. The Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Compliance ensures that all classifications protected by law related to admissions, employment, housing, educational programs and activities are upheld.Meet Some of Our People
Cultivating community is integral to our campus culture.
Faculty, staff and students promote an environment of acceptance, understanding and mutual respect.
Myrna Garcia
Garcia, an associate professor of instruction in the Latina and Latino Studies program, is Faculty-in-Residence at Allison Hall, where she hosts enriching activities for residents.
Tabitha Wiggins
Tabitha Wiggins, Assistant Vice President for Campus Inclusion and Community, brings over a decade of experience supporting students and cultivating community.
Highlights
Learn about ²ÝÝ®´«Ã½â€™s efforts to promote diversity of viewpoints and a sense of belonging.
News
See ²ÝÝ®´«Ã½â€™s new developments in support of this priority.
Forever Shine Campaign co-chairs Adam and Tonia Karr discuss the University-wide fundraising effort, the ripple effect of scholarships and more
University-wide effort seeks to raise $625 million to open doors for students and empower them to thrive
Growing outreach programs attract high school students from small towns across the country
Upon retirement, libraries employee looks back on more than 50 years as a part of the University community
Artist Karé Williams’ guiding question: “What does it mean to be Black in America?â€
Dwight White II’s new mural in the Black House is about what you can see — and so much more.