Anti-Racism Resources: Get Support

The African Ambassadors Group is a student led organization designed to share, create awareness, and celebrate African culture through seminars, games, cultural displays and other activities

A group of students that aspires to cultivate social engagement of all art forms to create positive change in our community, state, and world

The mission of the Black Student Union is to be a positive and productive representation of the Black community on and off the Fort Hays State University campus.

The purposes to which the CSSA is dedicated are as follows: to promote the communication among its members, to organize, promote and conduct cultural related activities beneficial to its members, to disseminate information of interest to its members, to promote the friendship, culture exchange with the other organizations and communities at Fort Hays State University, in Hays, and in the United States.

HALO represents the Hispanic community by participating in University and civic events; acts as a support system for Hispanics who attend or who will attend FHSU; fosters and perpetuates their traditions, customs and culture; and assists FHSU in its efforts to promote its educational opportunities, in particular to prospective and current Hispanic students.

This association will help new Korean students in FHSU campus and also help each other in campus. It will help Korean students to get familiar with new U.S. college life environment.

ISU is a social and educational organization that promotes social activities on campus and offers field trips for all students.

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion provides faculty, staff, and students with opportunities and education that make FHSU a more diverse and welcoming place for all.

The Kelly Center provides support services for the FHSU community. You can contact the Kelly Center for academic support, drug and alcohol counseling, accessibility services, and more.

Personal counseling services are available to all FHSU students, faculty, and staff. If you have experienced racism or discrimination and need to talk about it, personal counselors are here for you.

If someone is in danger, call 911. If you have witnessed an incident of racial harassment or have been a victim of racism you can use this form to report it to the University Compliance Officer. This form can be confidential or non-confidential depending on whether you include your contact information.