Student Support and Engagement
- Sabre Hour Mentorship
- International student mentorship
- Insight into Diversity Global Engagement Scholarship
- Strive Program
- Students with disabilities
- Student Incident
- Fond du Lac Community Involvement
- A Day in the Life: How Racism Impacts Families of Color
- Resources and Support for Healing in the Wake of Charlottesville
- Affinity Groups
- ALANA (Originally, AHANA (Africans, Hispanics, Asians, and Native Americans) was coined in 1979 by a couple of Boston College undergraduates who were unsettled that the word “minority” was being used to describe people of color. AHANA represents inclusiveness; and institutions all across the country have adopted the term, or its alternative ALANA – which is what we use at Marian. Marian University is proud of our ongoing commitment to social justice by creating individual and societal change that supports the value, dignity, and opportunity of every person.)
- SPECTRUM (in the list of student clubs)
- Black Student Union
- The Diversity Club
Printed versions of the documents on this page are available upon request. Please contact diversityandinclusion@marianuniversity.edu