Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

September 15 - October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. It is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of Hispanic champions who have inspired others to achieve success. It is also a time to recognize the incredible accomplishments of the MSU Hispanic and Latinx community.

In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, the MSU community is coming together to strengthen resources, programs, research centers, and scholarships serving Hispanic and Latinx students at MSU. Support your favorite project today!

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MSU Chicano and Latino Studies Program

Image of MSU CAMP students and staff posing for a photo with them MSU Spartan Statue located in the Spartan Stadium lobby.

College Assistance Migrant Program Scholars Initiative (MSU CAMP)

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MSU OCAT Latinx Student Success Initiatives

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P. Lea Martinez Scholarship Fund - Samora Research Institute

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Featured Stories and Events:

Bridging Cultures to Get to Higher Education

MSU CAMP Welcomes New Students

Ballet Nepantla, Free Mística Performance Comes to MSU Wharton Center

CAMP Scholar’s Journey to the U.S. Department of Education

First-Generation Leader Paves Path for DEI in Admissions

Student view: Elevating migrant farmworker history

A Love of Learning: Elida Villegas Shares her Spartan Experience

WKAR Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Growing Success: Spartans Support First-Generation Farmers

MSU Today Podcast: Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans

Jorge Zamanillo, Director of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino to Visit MSU on Oct. 5.

Learn more about how you can support other resources and programs at MSU promoting a sense of belonging by visiting our new DEI advancement webpage.