A Legacy of Access, Opportunity and Success
Kansas State University has long maintained a demonstrable commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Since 1863, as the nation’s first operational land-grant university,
K-State has heralded “full educational privileges” with open enrollment to all students regardless of gender, race or creed.
From the very beginning, our commitment to access, opportunity and success has remained unchanged.
Principles of Community
Our collective mission is best accomplished when every member of the university community acknowledges and practices the following principles.
From the Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Bryan Samuel shares ongoing diversity and inclusion progress with the university community. Learn more about the news and events that can help the K-State family uphold the value of human diversity and inclusion.
The Department of Diversity and Multicultural Student Affairs offers programming, intercultural learning and extracurricular activities to students from all walks of life. We're dedicated to building an inclusive campus climate encouraging understanding, self awareness, compassion and more. Through leadership and communication, we can make positive changes at K-State and in the world around us.
News
- Call for university partners to serve on planning committee for National First-Generation College Celebration
- College of Agriculture Diversity Programs Office update
- Call for university partners to serve on committee for Wildcat Dialogues
- College of Education e-book a new resource for those who work with refugee students
Office of the President
Kansas State University
110 Anderson Hall
919 Mid-Campus Dr. North
Manhattan, KS 66506-0121
785-532-6221