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Diversity on Campus

Find the people who just get you.

Five students sitting on the fountain and talking Our student body is a diverse mix, with students enrolling right from their homes within the local Village of Brockport to students traveling from continents like Africa and Europe, as well as our out-of-state Golden Eagles.

No matter your background or identity, you belong.

What diverse communities and resources are available at SUNY Brockport?

Student from the Caribbean Student Association tabling at the Multicultural Mixer

Cultural Clubs

International student walking with a flag at the homecoming parade

International Student Services

Student smiling for a photo at the Multicultural Mixer

Interfaith Resources

Joey Jackson Intercultural Center, located inside the Seymour Union on campus.

Intercultural Center

ROTC students walking to the flag poles in the Campus Mall for the Flag Raising Ceremony on Veterans Day

Veteran & Military Resources

student walking in homecoming parade with a sign that says, take action.

LGBTQ+ Resources

Student voices

DaJuan Jackson sitting at a table with a notebook out and smiling.

DaJuan Jackson

First-year Educational Opportunity Program student DaJuan Jackson shares how Brockport’s faculty and staff have supported his academic and personal journey, helping him stay on track and achieve success.
Maxwell Johnson standing in front of the Washington Monument.

Maxwell Johnson

Double major in social work and African and African American Studies, Maxwell Johnson, reflects on the continual encouragement and support he’s received from SUNY Brockport Faculty and Staff.
Winnie Brown standing on a walkway on campus with a Brockport crewneck on and a backpack over her shoulder.

Winnie Brown

Psychology major and Addictions and Behavioral Health minor, Winnie Brown, reflects on the people she admires at Brockport and the lessons she has learned during her time here.
International student and nursing major, Precious Cyril, sitting on a bench near the Special Olympics Fountain and smiling.

Precious Cyril

A nursing major from Nigeria shares his love for the program and how he balances coursework, leadership, and engaging in the campus community to build connections.
Brockport Student Government Vice President Maryam Nor

Maryam Nor

Our Brockport Student Government Vice President, who majors in Communications with a minor in Psychology shares details about her Brockport journey.
Brockport Student Government President, Tenin Sidime, sitting on the Alumni Walk's brick marker on campus.

Tenin Sidime

Our Brockport Student Government President, a Psychology major, shares her personal experience and journey at Brockport.

What inclusive spaces are on campus?

We’re committed to creating a campus environment where you feel safe, supported, and seen. That’s why we offer a range of inclusive spaces, such as:

What resources are available?

We recognize that everyone has different needs. We meet them in a variety of ways, including our on-campus pantry — where students can get essentials like toiletries and food, our  options, and our Student Accessibility Services office. 

Are there opportunities to learn about other cultures?

Participate in our signature diversity events to gain an understanding of life through the lens of others from differing cultures, races, religions, and more.

Dee | Day in the Life

Intercultural Center Community Ambassador

My Brockport Experience

Student sitting in the Joey Jackson Intercultural Center

“The Women of Color Empowerment Club is like a sisterhood. Every single one of them is amazing and they support me in so many ways.”

Grace Olaosebikan

Olivia Ruiz

“The Intercultural Center is of great importance to me because, as a Latina woman on campus, I can express my identity and interact with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.”

Olivia Ruiz

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