You Belong Here
In CAFLS, we value each person’s uniqueness. Regardless of your gender, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, disability status, or other factors, you belong here. As a matter of fact, you make our community better.
We know that a multitude of backgrounds and lived experiences enriches our classrooms, our labs and our student organizations. It allows us to approach issues and challenges from different perspectives. It makes us think more deeply and critically. It makes us a stronger college.
We invite you to join us as we intentionally make room for growth and change. We are CAFLS, and you belong here.
“As an out of state student, it was extra important for me to find places I feel comfortable in to grow my relationships with my peers. I was able to find those places in programs like CONNECTIONS and MANRRS that seek to create inclusive spaces on campus.”
Sachaly Rosario RiveraHorticulture MajorBiological Sciences Minor
Campus Support Services
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MANRRS
Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences
Promoting academic & professional advancement by empowering minorities in agriculture, natural resources, and related sciences.
Clemson MANRRS ChapterMANRRS program impacts students beyond Clemson
The MANRRS program at Clemson University has been established for nearly three decades. With a mission to promote academic and professional advancement by empowering underrepresented students, MANRRS at Clemson has sought to live up to the goal to have students not only enter, but to succeed in the program.
Meet Some MANRRS Students![Manrrs students posing in front of a sign at the conference](files/images/manrrs-spotlight-2.jpg)
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Call My Name Walking Tour
CAFLS students led visitors through a 60 minute guided Call My Name Walking Tour of the African American burial site in Woodland Cemetery. To read the interview with our CAFLS students about this event visit the Clemson News article, and watch the video.
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