The information in this section was submitted by each academic unit. All academic units are interested in talking with and in enrolling OSU students of color.
Many units offer helpful programs and activities.
Students are advised to check with colleges and departments for more information, and to consult the OSU General or Graduate Catalogs. The College recognizes the critical need for people of color to participate in natural resources and agricultural sciences. There are a wide variety of opportunities through federal, state, and private sources for students to learn first hand about fisheries and wildlife, rangeland resources, food science, environmental science, natural resources, bioresources research, crop and soil science, horticulture, animal science, and agricultural and resource economics. Faculty and staff are eager to assist students in obtaining internships, finding summer work opportunities, and finding employment following graduation. The College sponsors Agriculture Honors scholarships, some of which are specifically for students of color.