Cal State East Bay aspires to embody an authenticity that values the lived experience of all students, faculty and staff. This website is a gateway to resources, information, events, and programs related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging on campus.
We Commit
Cal State East Bay is committed to promoting civic engagement among students and has signed a Campus Compact Civic Action Statement.
The Wall Street Journal recognizes CSUEB as a Top 10 college in the west for diversity.
Cal State East Bay is proud to be a designated Hispanic Serving Institution, with over 36% of our student population identifying as Hispanic/Latinx.
We are a proud Asian American & Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institution, with 22% of our student population identifying as Asian American or Native American Pacific Islander.
Over 56% of Cal State East Bay students are First Generation college students.
Cal State East Bay is committed to promoting civic engagement among students and has signed a Campus Compact Civic Action Statement.
The Wall Street Journal recognizes CSUEB as a Top 10 college in the west for diversity.
Cal State East Bay is proud to be a designated Hispanic Serving Institution, with over 36% of our student population identifying as Hispanic/Latinx.
We are a proud Asian American & Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institution, with 22% of our student population identifying as Asian American or Native American Pacific Islander.
Over 56% of Cal State East Bay students are First Generation college students.
Student Diversity and Inclusion
The Diversity and Inclusion Student Affinity and Resource Centers (DISARC) are dedicated to creating and maintaining an inclusive campus environment that challenges oppression and provides a space for dialogue and engagement.
DISARC consists of five physical centers for students to find support, community, and to thrive in their academic success:
Student Equity and Success
The Student Equity and Success (SEAS) programs are designed to retain and graduate low-income, first generation, historically underrepresented and underserved student populations. SEAS consists of six student programs: EOP, EXCEL, GANAS, PIAA, Renaissance Scholars & Sankofa Scholars.
Student Equity and Success
Accessibility Services
Accessibility Services provides academic accommodations to students with disabilities to promote equal access. Primary services include accessible testing, accessible media, assistive technology, note-taking, and more.
Accessibility Services
Veteran Student Services
Veteran Students Services supports students who have served in the U.S. military, providing academic and professional resources, guidance, and counseling.
Veteran Student ServicesFaculty & Staff Equity and Inclusion
Faculty and Staff Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Affinity groups provide opportunities for interaction, advocacy, and education between staff, faculty, students, and the larger CSUEB community:
Title IX
Find information and resources related to Title IX, which protects students, educators and school employees against all forms of sex or gender discrimination.
Title IXDiscrimination, Harassment & Retaliation (DHR)
Find information on the procedures and process for complaints alleging discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
DHRTitle IX/DHR Reporting Form
Students, employees, or third parties may report alleged violations of the CSU policy prohibiting discrimination, harassment, retaliation, sexual misconduct, dating/domestic violence, and stalking.
We would like to recognize that while we gather at California State University East Bay located in Hayward, CA, we are gathered on the ethno-historic tribal territory of the intermarried Jalquin (hal-keen) / Yrgin (eer-gen) Chochenyo-Ohlone-speaking tribal group, who were the direct ancestors of some of the lineages enrolled in the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area, and who were missionized into Missions San Francisco, Santa Clara and San Jose.
It is important that we not only recognize the history of the land of the Jalquin/Yrgin on which we gather to learn and participate, but also recognize that the First People of this region – the Muwekma Ohlone People, are alive and thriving members of the Hayward and broader Bay Area communities today.
It is of great importance to acknowledge the significance of this Holše Warep (hol-sheh wah-rehp) ~ Beautiful Land to the indigenous Muwekma Ohlone People of this region. We ask everyone who attends or visits Cal State University East Bay in Hayward, to be respectful of the aboriginal lands of the Muwekma Ohlone People, and consistent with their principles of community and diversity strive to be good stewards on behalf of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe, on whose land you are their guests.
