African American Student Resources
OSU serves African Americans
OSU African American Highlights
OSU is among the top 100 degree producers for African American and biracial/multiracial
graduates (2014-2019)
50%
in African American students earning a bachelor's degree from 2010-2019
8
of OSU receiving the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award
97%
in undergraduate students of color from Fall 2009 to Fall 2018
African American Student Organizations
Still Standing Tall
OSU senior overcomes obstacles with help from Access and Community Impact
Programs and Resources
African American Student Association
NAACP
Minority Women's Association
African American Business Students Association
National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)
Oklahoma Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (OK-LSAMP)
International Student Organization
National Society of Black Engineers
Black Graduate Student Association
Black Alumni Association
African Student Organization
Association of Black Psychologists
Minority Association of Pre-Health/Pre-Medical Students
Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Science
National Association of Black Journalists
“I was never trying to make history. I was just a regular woman and teacher wanting to further my education so that I could improve my community and the lives of my students.”
- Nancy Randolph Davis
The first African American student to attend Oklahoma A&M College in 1949
The first African American student to attend Oklahoma A&M College in 1949