Native American students report the highest comfort, acceptance, and intellectual stimulation. Students also rated their comfort in various community and campus activities. Native American students report the highest comfort in the Boulder community. White In campus and academic activities, African Americans are generally the least comfortable of all groups, although they generally report being more comfortable than not. African Americans report somewhat higher comfort than at least one other group in UCB athletic events, dorms, ethnic and cultural activities, and using computing labs.
All groups report feeling uncomfortable at Greek system events.
White Further, students reported the specific content of stereotypes they have been subject to. Asian Americans report being asked what their native language is. White African Americans feel somewhat more race-related pressures than do other group members. Some widespread cultural stereotypes are alive and well at CU-Boulder. African Americans report that instructors and students expect them to perform poorly in class, and that students assume they are poor and that they are athletes.