Alfred State College

The Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Title IX offers workshops and training with topics ranging from "safe zone training" to "privilege walk."

In October of 2020, the Alfred State athletic department worked with Shawn Newton from the Newton Consultancy Group to provide student-athletes with education on racism. Newton presented a program titled, "Racism: Breaking it Down and Breaking it Apart," which is designed to "enhance people's awareness of the phenomenon of racism and the methods and techniques to dismantle it."

As of the Fall 2023 semester, ASC's General Education requirement includes a "Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice" component in order to fulfill the 30 credit hours of coursework.

An update on the "AU Commitment to Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression" in 2021 was provided. This includes "all professional library personnel participat[ing] in a retreat focused on implicit bias and microaggressions, with a focus on how these manifest in libraries and colleges/universities" as well as "requir[ing] all professional library personnel to participate in bystander intervention training."

ASC's College of Technology states that it would require faculty to "participate in diversity training each year."

The Center for Intercultural Unity at ASC "facilitates students' self-awareness, learning, and growth regarding different cultures, viewpoints, and experiences" and "support[s] and promote[s] under-represented student organizations, including, but not limited to LGBTQ+, students of color, women, veterans and military service, international students, and faith-based groups."

Alfred State offers a course, "Power, Privilege, & Difference," which "examines the social forces at work directing the distribution of power and privilege in American society. Using a sociological perspective, students learn about the multiple hierarchies defined by class, race/ethnicity, gender, and sexuality and the consequences of one's location in them. Students will learn intersectionality theory and its application to the study of inequality; that 'difference' is socially constructed in systems of privilege to create 'otherness,' and, in turn, prejudice and discrimination."

Alfred State's Library offers research guides on systemic racism.

ASC's e Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Title IX provides a list of "anti-racist" resources which include; "A Kids Book About Racism," How To Be An Antiracist," and "Me and White Supremacy."

In August 2020, the Alfred University Libraries made a commitment to "Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression."