CDM is committed to providing helpful resources to students who hold marginalized identities in order to foster a community focused on diversity, equity, and inclusivity. On this page you can find links to student organizations (run by and for students), Identity-Specific Cultural Centers, and financial resources both at DePaul and externally to support our students.
Student Organizations
Current students who want to learn more about or join the groups below can visit the groups’ DeHub pages. For more information on student organizations and how to get involved, visit DePaul’s Office of Student Involvement.
DePaul Student Organizations
- Accessible Futures DePaul
- Ascend DePaul Chapter
- African Student Association
- ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals for America)
- Asian Cultural Exchange
- Black Media Arts Club
- Black Student Union
- DePaul South Asian Student Association
- First Gen DePaul
- Kalahi: Filipino Student Association
- Native American and Indigenous Student Association
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
- Tepeyac
Greek Life
Centers
Identity-Specific Cultural and Resource Centers
DePaul offers a suite of programs and services that provide culturally relevant opportunities to participate, connect, learn and center the experiences of marginalized communities at DePaul.
Research and Creative Centers
Financial Resources
Multi-disciplinary
- Student Affairs Assistantships
- Multicultural Financial Awards (Student Affairs)
- Diversity Resources for Students (DePaul OIDE)
- American Indian College Fund Scholarships
- American Indian Science and Engineering Society Scholarships
- Hispanic Scholars Program
- United Negro College Fund
- Study.com Student Scholarships
Computing, Design, and Film-specific
- Graduate Assistantships at CDM
- AIGA Worldstudio
- Gates Millennium Scholars Program
- Generation Google Scholarship
- Sundance Labs, Grants, and Fellowships