Diversity Programs

Civil Rights Heritage Center

Wiekamp Hall 3210 :: (574) 520-5580 :: civilrights.iusb.edu

The Civil Rights Heritage Center uses the civil rights movement as living history to promote a better understanding of individual responsibility, race relations, social change, and minority achievement. Programs include Step One, Diversity Reading, Twenty-first Century Scholars Citizenship and Education, and Freedom Summer.

Making the Academic Connection (MAC)

Administration Building 107, 108, and 111 :: (574) 520-4565 :: mac.iusb.edu

The Making the Academic Connection (MAC) office consists of a team of professional counselors committed to providing support services, programs, and advocacy for minority students and Twenty-first Century Scholars.

The MAC office, located within student services, is open and available to all students. However, the office actively seeks out incoming minority students (primarily African American and Latino, which make up the largest percentage of the campus minority student population) and Twenty-first Century Scholars to connect with them and begin to build relationships early in the semester. MAC connects with students on all levels: academic, financial, social, and personal, and is committed to ensuring that students persist and graduate from IU South Bend.