Diversity
Ernest Gaines, well-known author of A Lesson Before Dying, joined liberal arts faculty, staff, and students, and Bryan/College Station residents to celebrate the culmination of the community's first Brazos Valley Reads program.
Diversity Statement
We in the College of Liberal Arts are committed to creating an environment that supports diversity at Texas A&M University. We support a curriculum that introduces students to diverse ideas, to different cultures, and to varied approaches in addressing issues of the day. We support scholarship that explores differences in social, political, and economic systems, and that increases our understanding of the history and development of different societies and views of the human condition. And we strive to recruit, welcome, and retain students and faculty with different backgrounds and diverse points of view.International and Cultural Diversity Requirement
The International and Cultural Diversity requirement encourages all students to learn about attitudes and cultures different from their own. All students must complete six hours as part of the University's core curriculum.Resources on Diversity
College Links
- Dean of Faculties Handbook (Diversity Section)
- Download the pdf file from the side Faculty Resources pop-up menu bar
- Diversity Connection
- Diversity Fellowships
- Diversity Update 06-07
- Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and
Transgendered Professional Network
- Human Resources (Diversity Section)
- Multicultural Services
- Myths and Realities of Diversity
- Office of the Vice President for Diversity
- Report an act of hate or bias
