The diversity of the SCU community is its greatest strength.
Upholding the values of a Jesuit education, our diverse community of students, faculty, staff, and alums, fosters an environment that fuels intellectual growth, stimulates creative and critical thinking, and nurtures empathy and respect. Learning and working together with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and differences enhances growth and prepares our Bronco engineers for future success, both personally and professionally.
- Building Community: STEM Dinner SeriesThe STEM Dinner Series celebrates the diverse voices that strengthen our engineering community by fostering an inclusive space for dialogue, connection, and belonging. Each dinner and panel highlight the unique experiences of historically underrepresented groups, including multicultural, persons with disabilities, women in STEM, and LGBTQ+ communities, reminding us that innovation thrives when everyone is empowered to contribute. By building bridges and encouraging authentic conversations, these events shape a more equitable future in engineering and beyond.
- DISC: Diversity and Inclusion Student CenterSponsored by the School of Engineering and the College of Arts and Sciences, the Diversity and Inclusion Student Center (DISC) is a space for our community to come together to celebrate our differences. The physical space and its programming, promotes, educates, and supports diversity in STEM. DISC is open for student organizations, events, workshops, and meetings. It is also a space that students and faculty alike can reach out for resources and trainings.
Black and Brilliant: Timeline of InventionsThroughout history, African-American contributions to science, technology, engineering, and math have been underreported or underrepresented. Through engaging images and captivating information, the Black & Brilliant: Timeline of Inventions illuminates the illustrious contributions of African-Americans to our modern world