Our initiatives
Our current priorities
CSU’s Inclusive Excellence Employee Climate Survey
The Vice President’s Office for Inclusive Excellence has a continuing goal to promote further and develop an inclusive campus climate designed to welcome, encourage, and embrace differences, so all community members are recognized, valued, and affirmed. The Office for Inclusive Excellence conducts an Employee Climate Survey every two years.
Inclusive Excellence Council (IEC)
The Inclusive Excellence Council (IEC) is a university-wide DEI committee dedicated to sharing resources, researching promising practices, and recommending university-wide changes and initiatives to advance equity at CSU. IEC has representation from all divisions and colleges across the university.
Inclusive Physical and Virtual Campus
Colorado State University is committed to creating and sustaining a welcoming, accessible, and inclusive campus that enhances usability for everyone and helps create an environment where we support, protect, and respect rich dimensions of diversity. In meeting these goals, the committee helps ensure that all individuals can fully access and enjoy the benefits of our facilities, educational opportunities, and information.
Recruitment & Retention of Diverse Employees
Colorado State University is committed to supporting the recruitment and retention of all employees by recognizing the inherent value of diversity. A number of resources and initiatives support this commitment.
Visit the Employee Climate Survey to see more about university data.
Recruitment & Retention of Diverse Students
Similar to our commitment to maintaining a diverse employee pool, Colorado State University is also committed to supporting the recruitment and retention of all students. We recognize the inherent value of diversity among our student population and strive to support and maintain that.