Diversity and Inclusion

Campus Ministry fosters spiritual growth through worship, pastoral care, faith formation, service and reflection. We encourage students to develop their unique gifts in service to the world.

Our L. William Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership provides a distinctive approach to entrepreneurship education. Through the multidisciplinary entrepreneurship major, students have the opportunity to start actual microbusinesses, gain exposure to rapid growth companies and network with successful entrepreneurs.

The Equity Compliance Office works to address any reports of harassment, discrimination, and sexual violence, and in so doing, contributes to the safety and inclusivity of the campus community.

The Fitz Center for Leadership in Community provides students with opportunities to build relationships, and to learn, lead and serve in the greater community.

The Global and Intercultural Affairs Center provides services and programs that enhance intercultural education and prepare UD students to be distinctive global citizens who are ready to learn, lead and serve in the world. 

The Greater West Dayton Incubator provides micro-lending services, networking opportunities, training, education and other resources to neighborhood entrepreneurs and start-ups.

Through research, education and dialogue, the Human Rights Center searches for transformative solutions to systemic patterns of injustice and brings positive change to the world.

Guided by our Catholic and Marianist values, UD is committed to honoring the intrinsic value and dignity of all people. We strive to foster a campus community where all members are welcomed, respected and valued.

The Military and Veteran Programs and Service Center can assist students in determining their eligibility and requesting state and federal benefits available to veterans, active duty, reserve and National Guard service members.

The Multi-Ethnic Education and Engagement Center provides staff, facilities, services and special programs to support the academic experience of all students.

The University views its purchasing decisions as opportunities to honor and reflect its mission and values. As such, we look to choose environmentally and socially preferable products and services; to support vendors with strong commitments to sustainability; to support the local economy; and to pursue the common good.

Through proactive, evidence-based strategies, primary prevention programming and best practices, the Brook Center helps students and allies create healthy relationships with themselves and others.  

The Women's Center supports students, faculty and staff who want to think about the ways in which gender intersects and impacts our lives.