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Student Belonging and Inclusion

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Student Belonging and Inclusion
Kansas State University
224 Anderson Hall
919 Mid-Campus Drive North
Manhattan, KS 66506

Office Hours:
M-F: 8-12pm / 1pm-5pm

785-532-6276 office
785-532-6339 fax
ksudiversity@k-state.edu

Morris Family Multicultural Student Center

Kansas State University
Morris Family Multicultural Student Center
915 Mid-Campus Drive South
Manhattan, KS 66506

Fall Semester Hours:
M-Th: 8am-9pm, F: 8am-7pm / Closed Saturday / Sun: 1pm-5pm

MFMSC@k-state.edu

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Student Belonging and Inclusion

Student Programs

Student Programs

K-State Student Belonging and Inclusion is changing lives through opportunity.

 

 

Student Life

Multicultural Student Life

There are so many opportunities and experiences available to you as a student, and we hope that you'll take advantage of everything that K-State has to offer.

 

DREAMZone

DREAMZone

The K-State DREAMZone is a safe space designed to provide support to undocumented and DACA-mented students born in various countries around the world, currently residing in the U.S.; and those from mixed-status families.

 

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Spectrum Center

The Spectrum Center is dedicated to supporting our campus and surrounding communities to be more secure, educated, and productive in their personal and professional surroundings. 

 


Communications

SEM operational excellence update and Division of Academic Success and Student Affairs structure

Vice President Thomas Lane shares an update on the progress being made toward creating a new Division of Academic Success and Student Affairs.

Nine and counting: K-State receives HEED Award for commitment to diversity, inclusion

Kansas State University's diversity and inclusion efforts are being recognized as among the best in the nation with the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity, or HEED, Award from Insight Into Diversity magazine.

Project IMPACT Hosts More than 1,200 Students in 2021

During the 2021-2022 academic year, the Department of Diversity and Multicultural Student Affairs hosted more than 1,200 students from across Kansas as part of its Project IMPACT programs.