Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion

The Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion actively cultivates a strong, diverse and inclusive community. The center offers resources to enhance a transformative student experience for all in dimensions such as student success, campus climate and intergroup dialogue. 

Additionally, the center supports and connects historically underrepresented students and those who are first in their family to attend college in a setting where students’ differences and talents are appreciated and validated. Visit the center's website to sign up for their newsletter or learn more about upcoming events. 

Counseling and Psychological Services (CaPS)

CaPS helps students improve their psychological health by facilitating insight and fostering deeper understanding of their personal struggles to make better choices for themselves. CaPS is attentive to issues of diversity and equality. We respect and value each person as a unique individual, and we are committed to working with all students to meet their health and wellness needs.

Global Communication Center

Our trained communication consultants help CMU students, faculty and staff convey their ideas logically, clearly and effectively in one-on-one sessions and classroom workshops.

Intercultural Communication Center (ICC)

The ICC helps nonnative English speakers improve the language and cultural skills needed to succeed in CMU's academic programs, both as students and instructors.

Disability Resources

Carnegie Mellon University has a continued mission to provide students, visitors, and employees with physical and programmatic campus access to all events and information within the Carnegie Mellon community. We work to ensure that members of the Carnegie Mellon community with disabilities receive reasonable accommodations as guaranteed by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Students and campus guests with disabilities should visit the Office of Disability Resources in the Office of the Provost for information on the services and resources available to you. Faculty and staff with disabilities should contact HR’s Equal Opportunity Services at eos@andrew.cmu.edu to request accommodations.

Office of International Education

The Office of International Education (OIE) at Carnegie Mellon University is committed to supporting, promoting, and celebrating individuals in an intercultural environment. We advocate for and facilitate international and cross-cultural experiences, perspectives and initiatives. OIE promotes and facilitates study abroad and acts as a liaison to the university for international students, researchers and professors.

Recruiting and Staffing Services

The research, educational experience and campus life at Carnegie Mellon are significantly enhanced when our faculty, staff and student body are diverse. Race, gender, religion, socio-economics, sexual orientation and gender identity, disability, national origin and ethnicity are some of the many dimensions of diversity that we value. While all hiring decisions are made based on professional qualifications, we seek to achieve a diverse group of applicants for all of our positions.

Religious and Spiritual Life Initiatives 

The Carnegie Mellon community consists of individuals from diverse religious, spiritual, and secular backgrounds. There are many ways for students to engage in Spiritual, Religious & Interfaith Life at Carnegie Mellon. Our mission is to support all students along the spectrum of religious and spiritual practice and exploration.

SLICE

The Office of Student Leadership, Involvement and Civic Engagement (SLICE) brings together Student Activities, Greek Life and Civic Engagement, leveraging a collective passion for facilitating the growth and development of our students. Students can access information about identity and affinity based student organizations online through The Bridge.  

University Health Services

University Health Services promotes healthy living through physical wellness, such as immunizations and nutrition, as well as mental wellness, through resources for combating stress, addiction and more.

Veterans and Military Resources

Military veterans are a vital part of the Carnegie Mellon University community, playing an integral role in student life, academic endeavors and intellectual achievements. The Veterans and Military Community website provides a central source of information on veterans education benefits, campus services, and the military and veterans community at Carnegie Mellon University and in the Pittsburgh community. The HUB also has information about veterans education benefits and how to take advantage of them.

Vice Provost for Faculty

The Vice Provost for Faculty is strongly committed to diversity and inclusion, and it is home to the Committee on Faculty Diversity, Inclusion and Development. The committee helps to maintain diversity as a foundational principle of CMU’s faculty infrastructure. One of our most important goals is to develop and disseminate tools and techniques that better enable colleges to recruit stellar faculty from a variety of backgrounds.