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马赛克中心

马赛克中心 creates Meaningful Opportunity for Student Access, 包容, and Community at 国外博彩app.

Welcome to 马赛克中心!

马赛克中心 creates Meaningful Opportunity for Student Access, 包容, and Community at 国外博彩app. We play a critical role in 支持ing intercultural learning and development of students. We encourage students to increase their awareness of self and others, and their role in co-creating a more inclusive campus culture by creating an environment that promotes curiosity and learning.

We 支持 the thriving of our students by: 

  • Enhancing a sense of belonging & creating opportunities for connection
  • Providing social justice education & 宣传工具
  • 提供指导 & 领导力发展
  • Providing tangible resources & 支持 

We invite students to engage with our many programs, events, services, and resources. Students can learn more about our programs and events by exploring our Instagram页面 or ConnectSU.

保持联系!

To stay up to date on our programs and events, check out our Instagram at su_mosaic.

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我们的服务对象

We are invested in the growth and thriving of all students at 国外博彩app with a particular focus on 支持ing students from historically underrepresented and minoritized backgrounds.

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BIPOC学生 (Students of Color)

黑色的, 土著, 有色人种(黑人, Latinx, 亚洲, 太平洋岛民, 本土的夏威夷, Native American/土著)

在苏, we have a 55 year long history of providing programs and resources designed with the specific needs of students of color in mind. Learn more about our signature programs and how you can get involved!

67%

of incoming students are BIPOC (Fall 2023)

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第一代

The formal definition of first-generation college students are those whose parent(s) did not complete a 4-year bachelor's degree. 在苏, we understand that the first-gen student community is inclusive of a much broader and expansive experience.

Learn more about what it means to be a first-gen student and the resources we have available.

35%

of incoming students are first-gen (Fall '23)

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LGBTQIA +

We use the acronym LGBTQIA +, 代表女同性恋, 同性恋, 双性恋, 变性人, 酷儿/质疑, 双性, Asexual and the multitude of those whose gender identity or sexual orientation exist beyond heterosexuality and cisnormativity. This community may also be referred to as the Queer community

28%

of Gen Z adults (age 18-25) identify as LGBTQ+

Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI)

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无证学生

"Undocumented” is broadly defined to include all immigrants who reside in the United States without legal status, including DACA recipients, 或梦想家.

Learn more about our programs and initiatives designed to 支持 undocumented students on campus.

~408K

Undocumented students in college

(2021 American Community Survey)

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经验丰富的 & Military-Connected

All who have served or are currently serving our country. We also welcome the spouses and dependents of service members. 

~200

兽医 & Military-Connected Students on campus

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通勤的学生

Commuter students are broadly defined as any student who does not live on campus and use various modes of transportation to travel to and from class. We pay special attention to our first and second year commuter students who seek exemptions from our on-campus housing requirements and choose to live off-campus for various reasons. We understand that there is diversity in our commuter student population while also recognizing the commonalities that make their experience on campus unique. 

~15%

of first year students are commuters

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转学

Transfer students are those who have completed a college-level course after graduating from high school. Students who are enrolled in Running Start, dual enrollment or have AP credit are not considered transfer students.

~24%

of Fall '22 entering class were transfer students

课堂上的学生

研究生 & 成人学习者

Graduate students are those who are enrolled in a graduate program (masters, 专业证书, 工商管理硕士, 等.)在州立大学. 

Adult learners are students who are 25 years and older and are often married, 有家庭, 或者是单亲父母, are working professionals (have not previously completed their degree), 或者是归国学生.

6.6%

of undergraduate students are over 25

我们在这里 为你!

Our office is open from 9 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday.

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