This collection contains records, student group materials, photographs, and historic materials from the Inclusion Center. Also included are various promotional flyers and posters, pins, lanyard, and tote bag all used to advertise the Inclusion Center services.
The Inclusion Center (also titled the Access and Diversity Center) was a campus entity with a mission to cultivate a vibrant campus community, with an emphasis on creating holistic and inclusive student-centered programming. Its purpose was to enhance the academic persistence, personal growth, and social experiences of undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds. In addition to supporting cultural and ethnic student clubs, it also provided services for LGBTQ+, neurodiverse, non-traditional, and various other student groups. It closed in 2024.
Materials related to a single ethnic or cultural student club were transferred to their respective entities in the
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Permission to publish material from the Utah State University Inclusion Center collection must be obtained from the
Materials transferred to University Archives by Inclusion Center coordinators Aeden Anbesse and Erika-Danielle Lindstrom during 2021-2024.
Multicultural Student Services collection,
Utah State University LGBTQ+ and Related Campus Organizations records,
Artwork includes thumbprints in a variety of colors. Box also includes informational posters about Martin Luther King Jr.