Diversity at CUL

Cornell University and Local Diversity Initiatives

Africana Studies and Research Center
The graduate program affords an opportunity for structuring a program of study to meet the specific interests of its own students as well as students from other fields who select a minor concentration in either African or African American studies. The curriculum reflects a multidisciplinary and comparative approach to the experience of African peoples throughout the world.

American Indian Program
The American Indian Program strives to develop new generations of educated Native and non-Native peoples who will contemplate study and contribute to the building of nation and community in Native America.

Asian American Studies Program
The course of study stresses developments within the U.S., but also underscores the transnational and comparative contexts of Asian America, and the field's connections with African American, American Indian, Latino, and Women's Studies.

City of Ithaca - learn more about Ithaca, New York.

Cornell Diversity Council - learn more about Cornell's mission to promote diversity and inclusiveness.

Latino Studies Program - Cornell's LSP is an interdisciplinary academic program that focuses on Latino/a issues in the United States as opposed to Latin America.

Lesbian, Bisexual and Gay Studies - the field of Lesbian, Bisexual, and Gay Studies is devoted to the study of sexuality and its importance to the organization of social relations more generally.

New Employee Resources - useful information for new Endowed employees.

Social Programming and Volunteer Opportunities - There are many networking opportunities and activities, e-lists and Cornell news outlets in which you can participate to feel connected and be in-the-know.

Support for Diverse Communities - Cornell strives to create an environment that supports all aspects of diversity.

Office of Workforce Diversity and Inclusion - provides leadership to the Cornell community in the areas of equal opportunity, affirmative action, diversity, and the "balance" between work and personal life.