Diversity - People of Color

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• Africana Studies Community Service Program
  The Department of Africana Studies offers internship opportunities to its undergraduate and graduate students with various local non-profits and agencies.
  
• Africana Studies Department
  Encourages appreciation of diversity and emphasizes the ways people of African descent have constructed and interpreted their lives and cultures.
• Center for Latino, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies (CELAC)
  CELAC's goals include promoting research and encouraging greater understanding and appreciation of Latino multicultural diversity within U.S. society.
• Center for Social and Demographic Analysis
  Provides a strong research infrastructure for scholarship in the social sciences with an emphasis on interdisciplinary population research.
• Center for Urban Youth & Technology (CUYT)
  CUYT is dedicated to implementing technology-based programs designed to work with urban youth.
  
• Center for the Elimination of Minority Health Disparities
  The Center focuses on minority health disparities in the smaller cities and towns of New York.
• Department of Latin American, Carribean and U.S. Latino Studies (LACS)
  Special opportunities are available for students pursuing Latin American, Caribbean and US Latino Studies.
• Global Center for Critical Demography and Public Sociology
  Conducts scholarship based upon critical demography paradigm and the development of concepts that historically do not fit traditional demography.
• New York Latino Research and Resources Network (NYLARNet)
  NYLARNet addresses significant public policy issues related to the Latino population of New York and the Northeast, especially through publications and conferences.
• Office of Undergraduate Admissions
  Implements a robust recruitment strategy to enroll a diverse body of students at UAlbany, including the development of community relationships.
• Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP)
  STEP prepares historically underrepresented and/or economically disadvantaged K-12 students to acquire the aptitude and skills necessary to pursue post-secondary degrees.
• The Shepherd Project
  Establishes long-term partnerships with faculty at partner institutions in order to recruit and mentor excellent minority graduate students.