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Programs

First Year Programs

ODI Scholars and Diversity in STEM are programs to assist first year students from historically underrepresented backgrounds.

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Bradley Advocating for Diversity (B.A.D.)

B.A.D. is peer education program that facilitates dialogue within the campus community about personal and social identity, diversity and strategies to become agents of social change.

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Welcome Week Programming

A welcome back mixer is hosted each year for first year students from ethnic and racially diverse backgrounds.

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Cultural Heritage Month Programming

ODI plans celebrations and educational events for Hispanic Heritage Month and Black History Month.

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Tunnel of Oppression

The Tunnel of Oppression is an interactive, tour guided event that creatively highlights contemporary issues of oppression.

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Graduation Celebration

ODI honors graduating seniors from racial and ethnically divers backgrounds each spring.

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Annual Celebration of Dr. Romeo B. Garrett Week

A week of educational events honor Bradley's first African American professor.

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Circle of Brotherhood

Circle of Brotherhood is a weekly meeting that provides men an opportunity to discuss current events that impact their lives.

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First Generation College Student Programs

ODI plans programs and workshops for first generation college students. A first generation college student is defined as a student whose parent(s) or guardian(s) did not complete a 4-year degree.

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