Inclusivity | University of Wisconsin

You Belong at UWRF

UWRF strives to be an inclusive campus community where all students can feel valued, respected and safe. Our Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Office (DIB) is dedicated to affirming and embracing the multiple identities, values, belief systems and cultural practices of the campus community. We foster student learning through inclusive and empowering experiences in the areas of identity development, multicultural awareness, leadership workshops, academic success strategies, campus outreach and campus activities.

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Identity-Based Student Organizations

Whether it’s through a shared identity or a shared experience, coming together with your peers is an important part of the college experience.

Find a Student Organization

Grants and Scholarships

Looking for financial aid opportunities? Learn more about financial support options to help your educational experience.

Grant and Scholarship Options

Mobile Barbers

Sign up for a free haircut from our mobile barber program! We bring in barbers who specialize in a variety of texture and styles.

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Events and Programming

Stay connected to learn about upcoming workshops, cultural celebrations, interactive events and more.

Find an Upcoming Event

Heritage and History Months

We offer programming that reflect all our students' identities, histories and cultures. All students are welcome!

Heritage and History Months

Available Resources

We’ve created an extensive resource list to help you find and access support and services.

Explore Our Resources

Pride Center

The Pride Center is located on the second floor of Rodli Hall next to the Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging office. Our space is open to all students to learn, create, explore and focus on academic achievements. We currently have two workstations inside the Pride Center that students can use.