Diversity & Inclusion Office
Alma College’s Statement on Diversity and Inclusion
Alma College recognizes that we are all transformed when we celebrate and value the varied identities, backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives in our campus community. We are committed to recognizing and removing barriers to success and providing equitable access to opportunities through education and advocacy. In our increasingly diverse campus and world, we pledge to create a climate where everyone is safe and free to grow intellectually, spiritually, and emotionally.
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A picture of Krystal Urena - Warrington holding a coloring page of Joe Louis.
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A picture (from left to right) of Karmella Williams, Taylor Alexander, Taylor Neeb, Maxx VanZant, and Krystal Urena - Warrington in the Chapel basement.
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A picture in the Chapel Sanctuary with three students speaking at a microphone, and three students seen sitting in chairs behind them.
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A picture of four Alma College faculty members marching in the Martin Luther King Jr. silent march
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A picture of students and faculty marching in the Martin Luther King Jr. silent march.
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A picture of Julia Dang (left) and Alexander Kingsley (right) in the Tyler-Van Dusen Rotunda.
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A picture in the Wright Lepin Opera house of the winners of the Excellence in Inclusion Award. From left to right, the people are Dr. Stephany Slaughter (professor), Dr. Philip Andre (Academic Support), Dr. Donnesha Blake (Director of Diversity and Inclusion), Lauryn Bishop (student), and Judith Brooks (student and president of Kappa Iota). In the background, there is a projector that says, “Martin Luther King Jr. Week,” and an image of MLK.
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A picture of Alma College students on Superior St. for Fiesta Baille in la Calle. -
A picture of three students working on a gingerbread house.
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A picture of multiple students in the Campbell Scholars and JCLLC program posing at a bonfire.
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- A picture of JCLLC students practicing yoga at the annual leadership retreat
Laptop Loaner Program
The purpose of the Diversity and Inclusion Laptop Loaner Program is to provide long-term laptop rentals to students with significant financial needs.
Student Organizations
Alma College has many student organizations that address the needs of our diverse students.
Recent Stories
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Alma-Dearborn Connection Initiative set to take place March 29. -
“I think if I hadn’t come here, I would be a completely different person — but I really like the person that I am now, and the future I have lined up for myself.” -
“I’m going to be able to graduate after only two years at Alma because I didn’t waste any credits from my previous institutions … I’m really happy that I transferred to Alma.”
