Diversity and Inclusiveness Research

Inclusiveness is one of the integrated components of the general education curriculum at UCCS.

Global Studies, Latino/a Studies, Native American & Indigenous Studies, and Gender and Sexuality Studies

Disability Services provides disability-related accommodations for students throughout their academic career.

The Global Engagement Office supports a variety of international, multicultural, and diversity initiatives on the UCCS campus including enrollment of international students to support diversity, education abroad and exchange, and the development of programs that increase multicultural and global competencies of students, faculty, and staff.

Part of the MOSAIC Center, the LGBT Resource Center is designed to provide resources and information to LGBT students, advocate for LGBT interests throughout campus, conduct outreach and education, and to ensure LGBT voices are represented among the campus at large.

The Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness, and Community is a safe place for students to engage in discussions about social identities, cultures, experiences, and viewpoints. We offer a wide range of services for students of diverse backgrounds, including information on scholarships, job opportunities, mentoring opportunities, and other services.

Mental Health Services at the Recreation and Wellness Center is designed to serve the counseling and mental health-related needs of UCCS students.

Promotes the planning, facilitation and sustained action of incorporating diversity and inclusion within all aspects of UCCS campus and academic life.

UCCS strives to provide transition assistance in the form of financial, social, and academic support for all veteran and military service members and their families.

The Center for Religious Diversity and Public Life aims to foster a healthy and fruitful relationship between the university and the surrounding community as it concerns religious issues and public life. The Center neither aligns itself with any political ideology or religion, but provides a needed platform for faculty, students, guest speakers, pastors, community leaders, and citizens to engage in scholarly efforts, open dialogue, and future action.

The Colorado Center for Policy Studies applies economic principles and research results to critical policy issues such as economic development, education, and tax structures.

The UCCS Aging Center provides professional training for UCCS psychology students and comprehensive psychological and wellness services for older adults and their families, as well as consultation to community agencies that assist them.

The purpose of the Matrix Center is to examine the intersections of gender, race/ethnicity, and sexuality as they interact with each other and with other dimensions of privilege, oppression, and inequality.

The mission of the Service-Learning Internship and Community Engagement Center (SLICE) within the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences (LAS) is to foster quality experiential learning opportunities for students, support faculty community-based outreach activities, and facilitate campus-community partnerships.