Access, Opportunity & Belonging
At K-State, we respect and embrace diversity of thought and wish to create a culture of inclusion in which everyone can thrive. As such, your efforts to promote Access, Opportunity and Belonging should be documented in your syllabus. In addition to familiarizing yourself with the Principles of Community at K-State, you can also use the resources below for ways to celebrate diversity and be inclusive at K-State. #KStateFamily
Additional Resources
K-State Resources:
- Access and Opportunity
- Counseling Center Resources
- Student Belonging
- International Student and Scholar Services
- The TLC's Mindful Returns Resources
- TLC Professional Development Series Archived Events:
- Social Justice in Course Design
- Reducing Classroom Microaggressions through Cultural Humility
- Accommodating Students and Providing Access for All During COVID-19
- Meeting Student Needs: Trauma Informed Pedagogy and Community Building
- Teaching for Change
- Allyship and Antiracism
- Tips & Tricks for Incorporating Access and Opportunity Initiatives in your Classroom
The resources on this page are intended to provide guidance, information, and background for faculty, staff, and students who seek to bring the concepts of access and opportunity into any type of class. We believe that one of the most influential avenues by which our university can establish and maintain a climate that values our diversity of thought by offering a varierty of examples, case studies, concepts, and narratives in classes across the curriculum. These resources are intended to assist all of us who teach in all disciplines.