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"The University must be able to draw from a wide variety of experiences, perspectives, values, and disciplines within the community to "foster a vital intellectual community whose members collaborate in learning and scholarship." The University, through a careful stewardship of its resources and well-conceived programs, will continue to extend opportunities to members of groups that have been under-represented throughout this country's history." - Paul Locatelli, S.J, President
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Leadership Excellence & Academic Development (LEAD) Programs set to start with a select group of incoming freshmen. Funded by the University's Building Partnerships for Diversity: Phase II grant through the collaboration between CML and the Drahmann Center, the programs include: First Generation College Student Orientation Program, a Summer Bridge Program, and a Family Engagement Program...more 
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