Diversity at MSU
Minnesota State University, Mankato’s dedication to equity and inclusiveness drives all that we do. We welcome all Mavericks to our campus, because we know that fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusive community is essential for all of our students, faculty and staff to thrive as engaged, productive members of our global society.
Women's Center
Everyone is welcome in the Women's Center. All students are encouraged to help lift up the voices of women, advocate for gender equity and justice, and help lead change on campus and in the community.
LGBT Center
As one of the first centers of its kind on a college campus, the LGBT Center at Minnesota State Mankato has a long history of creating a safe and supportive environment for LGBTQIA students and allies. The center strives to provide education, build understanding and allow all individuals the opportunity to learn, work and grow.
Multicultural Center
The Multicultural Center is an open and welcoming space where all students can engage with one another, exchange ideas, learn about different cultures and create connections with students from diverse cultural backgrounds and experiences.
Accessibility Resources
Accessibility Resources ensures that all students have equal access to learning opportunities by coordinating accommodations for students with disabilities and providing resources and support to faculty, staff and the campus community.
The Center for Multicultural Equity and Access
The Center for Multicultural Equity and Access provides comprehensive support, educational programs, cultural events, conferences, workshops and summer camps for all students, employees and community members.
Equity 2030
Learn more about the Minnesota State system's plan to close educational attainment gaps by the year 2030.
Learn more about the University’s efforts to impact equity, inclusion, access and diversity both on campus and in the community.
Bias Incident Support and Advisory Team
Learn more about the University's commitment to eliminating bias incidents and hate crimes on campus.