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The University of Minnesota houses a wide variety of student organizations that center around issues of diversity and multiculturalism. Students have the opportunity to get involved and meet people through organizations such as:
American Indian Student Cultural Center
Asian-American Student Union Black Student Union
Disabled Student Cultural Center
Minnesota International Student Association
and many more! For a full listing of registered student organizations visit the U of M student groups web site.
Teaching SMART (Science, Math And Research Technology) aims to increase awareness of, and access to, education in communities around the University of Minnesota. The program is based on a straightforward principle: elementary school students enjoy science and hands-on learning but may not have enough opportunities to do so during the average school day.
American Indian Cultural House
One of only a few such programs in the nation, the American Indian Cultural House, started in 2003, is a living learning community in partnership with American Indian Studies.
A distinguished living and learning community for University of Minnesota freshmen, designed to make the University smaller. The goal is to create a fun living and learning community for students interested in Chicano Studies based on what it's like to grow up or live as a Chicano/a or Latino/a in the US.
Lavender House is a Living & Learning Community within Comstock Hall for GLBT students, friends of GLBT students, students from GLBT families, and students who are queer, gender queer, or questioning.
