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Inclusion@Gabelli
At the Gabelli School, we deliver a holistic educational experience by pairing the cutting-edge business skills that will advance your career with the individual support to help you thrive in your career and in life.
Gabelli School Graduate Business Programs
^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Asian, Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
^^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
Gabelli School Masters Programs
^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Asian, Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
^^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
Gabelli School Full-Time MBA Program
^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Asian, Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
^^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
Gabelli School Professional MBA Program
^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Asian, Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
^^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
Gabelli School Executive MBA Program
^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Asian, Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
^^ Includes U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native
Learn more about the clubs and activities you’ll find in the Gabelli School community.
Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)
The Gabelli School has long used its position in New York City and its global footprint to embrace diversity and prioritize inclusion. Our full-time diversity, equity, and inclusion team, and its student advisory board are charged with weaving community engagement and global citizenship into the fabric of our academic programs and campus life. Collectively, we maintain a climate that is inclusive and fosters a sense of belonging for all members.
Black and Latinx MBA Association
The mission of the
Fordham Black and Latinx MBA Association is to promote professional development and fellowship among Black and Latinx graduate students of the Gabelli School. The group provides networking opportunities that foster positive relationships with other business schools, professional organizations, companies, and throughout Fordham and its alumni.
Fordham Chinese Business Society
Organized by the largest international student community at Fordham, the
Fordham Chinese Business Society is dedicated to creating a positive and friendly networking platform to enhance communication and share information related to career development.
South Asian Business Association
The
South Asian Business Association connects Gabelli School students, alumni, faculty and others of South Asian descent to achieve professional, academic, and cultural goals. From career support to fellowship, the club hosts events ranging from Diwali Fest to special events including meditation, lectures, yoga, and more.
Gabelli School Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The
Gabelli School’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion team is charged with waving community engagement and global citizenship into the fabric of the Gabelli School’s academic programs and community experiences.
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Fordham’s
Office of Multicultural Affairs provides programs, events, and resources that allow the university community to connect various forms of diversity and inclusion while living out Jesuit principles.
International Students
New York City is the crossroads of American business – it’s also deeply influenced by communities of people from around the world. For international, non-immigrant students, Fordham University can facilitate your adjustment to life in the United States by assisting in many matters concerning immigration, such as visas and status, employment, and travel authorizations.
Fordham’s Office of International Services
A dynamic collection of resources for Fordham University’s international students, faculty, scholars, and staff.
The office also provides information on banking, health insurance, and many other areas of daily life in the U.S. to promote cross-cultural and international understanding.
LGBTQ+
The Jesuit tenet of cura personalis, or care for the whole person, drives our commitment to inclusivity. Fordham’s Office of Multicultural Affairs coordinates, co-sponsors, and supports LGBTQ+-focused events and programs on campus, and several student clubs connect individuals who have a passion for using business to make the world a better place for all.
Gabelli Pride
With a mission of building a professional and social community among LGBTQ+ alumni of the Gabelli School of Business,
Gabelli Pride strengthens the relationship between club members and the LGBTQ+ community while fostering a safe environment for all.
Rainbow Alliance
Providing
events and support for LGBTQ+ students at Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus.
Pride Alliance
Providing
events and support for LGBTQ+ students at Fordham’s Rose Hill campus.
Military Veterans
At Fordham, veterans will find the support, connection, and opportunities that will make their transition into the civilian job market a success. As a Yellow Ribbon campus, we recently reaffirmed our commitment to cover all tuition and fees for eligible post-911 veterans or dependents.
Student Veterans of America at Fordham Gabelli (SVAF Gabelli)
SVAF Gabelli was formed to help military veterans from all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces transition to civilian life in an academic setting. The group fosters a unified student and military veteran community at the Gabelli School through student and alumni collaboration, professional development, and continued service.
Fordham University’s Office of Military and Veterans’ Services
The office offers assistance to military-connected students transitioning to civilian life, to pursuing higher education, to becoming working professionals.
Those of All Faiths
Fordham’s mission calls for a radical openness to all the ways of religious knowing and spiritual belonging. We are home to a number of organizations devoted to building fellowship and advancing our understanding of religion.
Jewish Students Organization
A
student club celebrating the cultural and religious traditions of the Jewish community at Fordham University.
Muslim Students Association
A
student club connecting Muslim students at Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus, hosting events including Ramadan Iftar celebrations.
Religion@Fordham
A
platform and event portal elevating the many ways Fordham University engages with the varieties of contemporary religious experience.
Those of All Abilities
As a community, we take accessibility seriously. Fordham’s Office of Disability Services works closely with students, faculty, and administrators to ensure appropriate services for those with documented disabilities.
Active Minds at Fordham University
Fordham’s chapter of the nation’s premier nonprofit organization promoting mental health for young adults.
Deaf Education and American Sign Language (DEASL)
A
student club promoting awareness of the deaf community at Fordham University.
Fordham’s Office of Disability Services (ODS)
The
Office of Disability Services at Fordham University helps ensure equal educational access and opportunity for all members of our community. ODS staff work individually with each student to understand their strengths and limitations in order to develop the most effective and comprehensive accommodation plan.
