Multicultural Affairs for Students focuses on the transition and success of multicultural students at WMU. The ultimate goal is for our multicultural students to retain and graduate on time.
Through various programs and events, we provide support in:
- 24/7 online tutoring service
- Academic monitoring
- Employment and internship exploration
- Events and programs that promote cultural awareness
- Networking opportunities
- Peer mentoring
- Scholarship information
- Student organization support
Student Spotlight: Khloe Prince
I came to college at 17 years old, and I have grown, changed, and made mistakes like every other human being. I think it’s awesome how Western has pushed me to become a better person.
Khloe Prince, a student from Holt High School in Holt, Mich., is making her mark at Western Michigan University through leadership, involvement, and a clear vision for her future.
WMU Nondiscrimination Statement
Western Michigan University prohibits discrimination or harassment that violates the law or that limits opportunities of admission, employment, or education based on the protected classes of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, protected disability, protected veteran status, genetic information, height, weight, or marital status. Retaliation against any person or group who makes a good faith complaint or participates in a grievance, investigation or related processes is prohibited by law and policy. (View the full policy on the Non-Discrimination Policy page.)
Land Acknowledgment Statement
Land acknowledgment is a process by which individuals are prompted to consider the history of the space they currently inhabit.
We would like to recognize that Western Michigan University is located on lands historically occupied by Ojibwe, Odawa, and Bodewadmi nations. Please take a moment to acknowledge and honor this ancestral land of the Three Fires Confederacy, the sacred lands of all indigenous peoples, and their continued presence.