• African American History Department teaching faculty at MSU.
  Learn Who's Who in the African American History Department.

• Alliance of Lesbian-Bi-Gay-Transgendered and Straight Students (ALBGTS)
  The Alliance of Lesbian-Bi-Gay-Transgendered and Straight Students (ALBGTS) at Michigan State University is a student-run organization to provide the lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgendered community of MSU with a safe and welcoming environment, a resource for the entire MSU Community by which they may educate themselves and others about the lesbian-bi-gay and transgendered communities, and to help break down the barriers of prejudice and discrimination, promote diversity, and faciliatate interaction between the LBGT and straight communities of MSU.

• Center of Excellence in Minority Medical Education and Health
  COE provides assistance to all students of color who are pursuing scholarship in the medical sciences.

• Julian Samora Research Institute
  The Julian Samora Research Institute is committed to the generation, transmission, and application of knowledge to serve the needs of Latino communities in the Midwest.

• MECCA
  Multicultural services and activities geared specifically to the needs of minority and international students are offered through the Multi-Ethnic Counseling Center Alliance (MECCA).

• MSU Archives African American Presence
  The African American Presence at Michigan State University: Pioneers, Groundbreakers and Leaders, 1900-1970. An exhibit of the African American students, faculty and administrators who joined the Michigan State University community and their unique contributions. This exhibit honors some of these "pioneers" and gives recognition to their achievements.

• MSU Diversity
  This web page links to MSU reports, campus resources and worldwide resources related to advancing diversity within community.

• MSU Gay and Lesbian Faculty and Staff Association
  MSU Gay and Lesbian Faculty and Staff Association serves employees of MSU who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, and/or transgendered.

• Minority Business Students of MSU
  The Minority Business Students of Michigan State University is an organization composed of Asian American, African American, Hispanic and Native American students in the Broad College of Business. Minority students from other programs are also welcome to the organization.

• Multi-Racial Unity Project
  The Multi-Racial Unity Project in the Urban Affairs Program at Michigan State University is dedicated to the promotion of unity in racially polarized environments. The Project grew out of a long history of race relations work among the faculty of the Urban Affairs Program dating back to the early 1970's.

• Native American Institute
  The NAI provides training, technical assistance, research, and educational assistance to Native American Tribes and organizations in Michigan. Serves Michigan officials and lawmakers by offering periodic information on policy alternatives regarding Indian issues. Promotes and enhances the public's knowledge and awareness of Michigan Indian Communities, initiatives, history, and culture. The Institute is the only one of its kind in the Great Lakes region.

• El Rincon: The Hispanic Corner at MSU.
  Information on the resources available on campus and in the Lansing area that can help you enjoy the language, the music, the culture of Spain and of Spanish America. There is also a section for newcomers to the area and MSU, to help them find their way here so that they can enjoy all that MSU and Michigan have to offer.

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