Black Alumni Resources
Black alumni events and opportunities
The University provides opportunities to socialize and network with other Black alumni as well as hear from and support Black students.
Fall 2021 Black Alumni Business Meeting video
President Eric Spina, VP for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Dr. Larry Burnley, Associate Dean of Students & Executive Director Multi-Ethnic Education and Engagement Center Merida Allen, and student leader Mackenzie Henry shared perspectives from campus during Black Alumni Weekend.
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Your gift can help improve our future forever. We invite you to learn more about scholarships that support Black students at UD.
This award recognizes a student who demonstrates a similar level of commitment and engagement as Mona Guerrier Fallen to the University of Dayton and our diverse campus community. The undergraduate student recipient(s) should demonstrate a commitment to leadership and service to the MEC and UD community as well as academic achievement. Students must also demonstrate financial need.
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This scholarship assists deserving students who are enrolled in pursuing courses on a full-time basis. Scholarship recipients should be well-rounded, demonstrate a commitment to community service and have financial need.
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The University of Dayton Student Government Association is implementing a plan to foster a campus climate that seeks out and values diverse perspectives.
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This summer Kathleen Henderson '86 '93 and Beverly Jenkins '78 will each surpass an amazing 40 years in various administrative roles at the University of Dayton, where they have largely served students, doing what Kathleen calls "the heart work."
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For the second consecutive year, the University of Dayton is among a small group of schools nationally honored with a Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine. The HEED Award recognizes U.S. institutions of higher education that demonstrate a notable commitment to diversity and inclusion across campus.
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