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Diversity Academic Support

Diversity Academic Support (DAS) is engaged in activities that are designed to help create a more inclusively diverse community of learners at Oklahoma State University. DAS wants to work with all individuals interested in promoting this work. The Retention Initiative for Student Excellence (RISE) and the Inclusion Leadership Program (ILP) are among the initiatives set forth to accomplish these goals.

We are excited about our outreach and retention initiatives here at OSU. The DAS department looks forward to helping all program participants reach their educational goals.

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Message from the Assistant Vice President

We are happy to support and encourage you as you attend Oklahoma State University. Consider our office as a service and information resource during your time at OSU. We will make every effort to answer questions and make you feel safe and supported.
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DAS Programs

Inclusion Leadership Program

The Inclusion Leadership Program (ILP) is a year-long  program designed to equip participating students with the skills and knowledge necessary to become effective leaders in a more diversely inclusive society.

Retention Initiative for Student Excellence

The Retention Initiative for Student Excellence (RISE) program within the Division of Institutional Diversity is designed to assist a select group of talented first year students transition from high school to OSU.

 

Contact

Diversity Academic Support

If you would like assistance in completing your application, or to request a paper application, please call 405-744-5335  or contact our staff members.

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With love for his community and a deep desire to serve, Cole Hammond has always wanted to make a positive difference in the lives of those around him.

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