Frederick Douglass Institute for Intercultural Research

The Frederick Douglass Institute for Intercultural Research at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is an interdisciplinary, campuswide body that serves as a resource for information about, and advocacy on issues related to, equity and diversity at IUP.

The Institute at IUP is a member of the Frederick Douglass Institute Partnership, which is present across 14 campuses in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education and seeks to support the growth, development, and success of students and faculty throughout the state.

Frederick Douglass Scholars Fellowship

Along the road to becoming a university professor, gain the teaching experience that could set you apart from the crowd. Applications now being accepted!

Issues of Diversity

Issues of Diversity: Voices from the Field is a working paper series designed to showcase research on topics related to diversity, social equity, and inclusion from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.

BLEND Project

Belonging, Learning, and Exploring New Directions (BLEND) seeks to provide a personal and professional safe and supportive environment for faculty and students of color.

Paid Summer Research Opportunity at Yale

Are you a sophomore or junior and thinking that the PhD is in your future? Consider applying for the Yale Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF).