Professional and personal growth are encouraged in the Graduate College through student organizations, activities, special programs, and a supportive University environment. Bowling Green has implemented affirmative plans to ensure a representative presence of multiethnic personnel throughout the University. The Role and Mission Statement of the University provides for an environment which will uphold, promote, and instill mutual respect in students, faculty, and staff. A Project Search Newsletter is published biannually to communicate with current and prospective Project Search graduate students, graduate coordinators and the staff of the Graduate College. American Culture Studies, the Department of Ethnic Studies and the Women's Studies Program provide opportunities for students to teach courses and to conduct research in specific areas of multiethnic interest.
All undergraduate students complete a course promoting understanding of cultural diversity.
The Department of Ethnic Studies provides leadership in implementing this requirement. In addition, Bowling Green State University sponsors a significant number of special multiethnic speakers, artists and programs.