Michigan State University's Student Services department offers the following programs dedicated to making the MSU campus one of the best living and learning environments in the world. To learn more about how you can help enhance the living and learning environment for the Spartan Community, please visit one of the following programs.
TheLesbian, Bisexual, Gay and Transgender Resource Center leads and collaborates on univesity-wide initiatives to create an affirming climate and enhance academic and support services for Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay and Transgender students and their respective communities at MSU. Learn more about how you can support the LBGT Resource Center.
The Multi-Racial Unity Living Experience offers students in Residence Halls and beyond opportunities to increase knowledge and understanding of what they can do to contribute to positive race relations in their lives and their communities. It provides students from all backgrounds a unique forum to come together. Learn more about how you can support the Multi-Racial Unity Living Experience.
The Family Resource Center disseminates resource information to assist individuals and families in their balance of work, educational and family responsibilities and advocates for personal and family issues, regardless of family constellation. Learn more about how you can support the Family Resource Center.
The Multicultural Center is located in the Union and is dedicated to advancing diversity within community and does so by offering a variety of different programs throughout the school year. The center also offers space for student group meetings and programs, access to computers and a quiet work area. Learn more about how you can support the Multicultural Center.
The Office of Cultural and Academic Transitions constructs supportive social and educational communities that actively involve students in learning. OCAT strives to bring together students from diverse racial, ethnic, international, and domestic backgrounds for meaningful interactions. Learn more about how you can support The Office of Cultural and Academic Transitions.
The MSU Sailing Center is located on Lake Lansing and provides many educational and recreational opportunities in sailing and boating for students, faculty, staff and the general public. Learn more about Sailing Center partnership opportunities.
The Department of Student Life engages students in active learning and encourages scholarship; prepares students for leadership roles within the University and future work/community settings; enhances the educational environment and conducts research studies to further knowledge of current and future students. Learn more about Student Life partnership opportunities.
The Women's Resource Centerserves as the first point of contact for women's issues and information at MSU. The center works with women on campus, acting as a catalyst for collaboration on women's issues. Learn more about partnership opportunities.
The Family Resource Center disseminates resource information to assist individuals and families in their balance of work, educational and family responsibilities and advocates for personal and family issues, regardless of family constellation. 
The Intramural Sports and Recreative Service Department conducts and supervises a safe, supportive, active environment that is responsive to the MSU community's diverse recreative needs. 
The Multicultural Center is located in the Union and is dedicated to advancing diversity within community and does so by offering a variety of different programs throughout the school year. The center also offers space for student group meetings and programs, access to computers and a quiet work area. 
The Office of Cultural and Academic Transitions constructs supportive social and educational communities that actively involve students in learning. OCAT strives to bring together students from diverse racial, ethnic, international, and domestic backgrounds for meaningful interactions. 
The MSU Sailing Center is located on Lake Lansing and provides many educational and recreational opportunities in sailing and boating for students, faculty, staff and the general public. 
The Department of Student Life engages students in active learning and encourages scholarship; prepares students for leadership roles within the University and future work/community settings; enhances the educational environment and conducts research studies to further knowledge of current and future students. 
The Women's Resource Center serves as the first point of contact for women's issues and information at MSU. The center works with women on campus, acting as a catalyst for collaboration on women's issues. 
