Welcome to UAH’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI)! We honor the individual. We celebrate differences and use them to create unity. The concept of diversity goes far beyond the definition of diversity. It’s the act of recognizing and appreciating the value of our inherent differences in order to increase access and inclusion and to combat discrimination and prejudice. To strengthen diversity at UAH, the ODEI is committed to improving social and cultural awareness and encouraging self-understanding through education, training, and engagement with others. By offering enriching programs that that promote cross-cultural perspectives and create mutual opportunities for exchange, we hope to foster an inclusive environment for people of all races, ethnicities, cultures, ages, religions, languages, abilities, genders, and sexual orientations. Upcoming Events Culturally Sensitive Trauma-Informed Interpreting TrainingJul 02 @ 12:00AM6th Annual Alabama Women in Jazz FestivalSep 07 @ 3:00PM Recent News UAH communication arts professor explains why diversity and inclusion matters Nov 30 “When individuals look, act, think alike and come from similar backgrounds it is difficult for them to bring a different perspective … Student Spotlight UAH senior pays it forward by mentoring incoming freshmen Oct 27 Offering support and encouragement to fellow students is something that Birmingham, Ala., native Kadeidra Bowie goes out of her way to … Contact Us Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Student Services Building 320 Huntsville, AL 35899 256.824.4600 256.824.4576 (Fax) vpodei@uah.edu Charger 360 Charger 360 allows you to report concerns and incidents, including Title IX complaints. Follow ODEI
UAH communication arts professor explains why diversity and inclusion matters Nov 30 “When individuals look, act, think alike and come from similar backgrounds it is difficult for them to bring a different perspective …
UAH senior pays it forward by mentoring incoming freshmen Oct 27 Offering support and encouragement to fellow students is something that Birmingham, Ala., native Kadeidra Bowie goes out of her way to …