Delta College takes pride in being one of the country's leading community colleges - recognized for our innovation, our community leadership and our teaching excellence. We're also known for caring about each student every step of the way. They say you can't be all things to all people but, at Delta, we don't believe that.
Belonging, equity, diversity & inclusion
The Office of Belonging, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion offers a wide range of services and activities designed to support students from multicultural backgrounds and experiences. Staff members are available and committed to helping students begin as well as achieve their educational and career goals. If you encounter difficulties which interfere with your goals or progress, let us know. We provide a supportive environment and serve as a resource to help students more effectively meet their personal and academic challenges.
There are a variety of student clubs and organizations that incorporate diversity that you can get involved in.
Delta's Black Student Union advocates for the educational, financial, political, cultural and social development of Delta's under-represented students while working to effect lasting, positive change in the surrounding communities. The club's mission is to provide Delta students with the tools and resources needed to achieve success and realize their life's potential.
The mission of SOHL is to promote and support the development of education, as well as implementing culture through programs and services offered to Hispanic students at Delta College and in the community.
Unison is an organization that will amplify the voice of the LGBT community and their allies here at Delta College, and will help to create education and awareness for the campus community.
W.I.N. supports, inspires and empowers the women of Delta in a safe space to foster self-esteem, positive relationships and self-awareness.
Safe Space is a nationally recognized program supported in many public school systems, colleges and universities. Delta College Safe Space consists of a dedicated team of administrators, faculty and staff members who are committed to providing a safe haven, a listening ear and support for anyone dealing with issues related to sexual orientation and gender expression.
The team also educates itself and the college community on current issues facing the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) population. To become a recognized "ally" in the Safe Space program, individuals take part in a three-hour information session and sign a Safe Space agreement.
To help the Delta College community identify them, Allies are given Safe Space display logos, showing that they are a person who is knowledgeable about LGBTQ issues and resources and are willing to assist in a variety of ways. Safe Space is not created to be a counseling program, but rather an avenue through which allies can actively show their support for LGBTQ people at Delta College.
Student data from Fall semester 2024 coming soon.