Diversity is a gift of God's creation, and we are committed to honoring the intrinsic value and dignity of all people. In our welcoming and inclusive community, every person is welcome.
Explore how UD is committed to every student's success. Then when you're ready, we invite you to attend an event, visit campus or contact us with any questions.
MEC's mission is to foster a diverse community where scholarship, faith formation, identity development, leadership and the family spirit are foundational to the holistic development of all students.
While some events are focused on multi-ethnic students, all students are welcome to register and attend any event. Please contact us with any questions or for more information.
Nov. 22
Diversity and inclusion are linked to excellence and enrich our learning environment. You'll discover how our variety of student organizations and programs support a diverse community of scholars.
Get the inside scoop from a student panel, take a tour and get questions answered by faculty and staff. You'll also learn about our transparent tuition plan, our unique approach to student success, and the details of the admission process.
There's no cost to attend but registration is required.
With more than 240 student organizations and a variety of evening and weekend programming, UD offers something for everyone! Some featured organizations include:
Campus Ministry provides space for people of all religious traditions to live, learn and deepen their faith.
The Center for Student Involvement provides an inclusive and engaging environment that fosters the holistic development of students as they become leaders and active participants in the community.
The Dialogue Zone initiative creates a space for the UD community to share multiple perspectives, cultivate listening skills and promote critical understanding as we foster a culture of dialogue.
For more than 50 years, UD's Multi-Ethnic Education and Engagement Center (MEC) has served as a resource for the entire campus community, cultivating and supporting our diverse community of scholars.
Through workshops, advising, mentoring and engagement, the Multi-Ethnic Engineers Program (MEP) supports engineering students throughout their academic journey.
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion provides leadership and support for the University's strategic efforts to advance its work on diversity, equity and inclusion.
The PEERS (Program to Engage and Exchange Resources for Students) mentor program empowers first-year students to successfully navigate the college experience. The program is designed to give multi-ethnic students a way to create and maintain meaningful relationships with peers and build a connection to the greater UD community.