The center hopes to empower women through internships, mentoring and educational programming. The center has offered many services in the past that have helped in promoting the empowerment of women. They have sponsored mentoring workshops and organized career days where community professionals speak to students about their careers. The center has also organized programs and shown films dealing with relationships, communication between the sexes, women's self-defense, study skills and stress management. Since it opened, the center has served 1,500 people from MSU and the community, with 50 referrals to social agencies made.
Males come in for a number of reasons, such as study skills and parenting skills.
The center hopes to continue expanding the horizons of women. They are planning future programs to target self-esteem, healthy relationships and mentors to enhance career choices. The center is also trying to meet the needs of non-traditional and minority students. The most important role of the center is to serve as a grounding point for the empowerment of women among other students. Students are welcome to stop into the center any time, regardless of the reason.