Honors Students of Color Coalition (HSOCC)

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The Honors Students of Color Coalition (HSOCC) supports students of color in their transition to the Honors College/Academic Scholars Program and Michigan State University and fosters their continued success in college. HSOCC is committed to building a sense of community among students of color on campus; membership is also open to students not in the Honors College/Academic Scholars Program.

Student of color is meant to be a unifying term and is inclusive of American Indian, African, Black, Central Asian, Chicana/e/o, Hispanic, Indigenous, Latina/e/o, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, South and Southeast Asian, West Asian, and biracial/multiracial identities. This community is open to all undergraduate students looking to support the experiences of students of color at MSU.

Stay Up to Date

GroupMe: https://groupme.com/join_group/90011743/D6ulksLa
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hsoccmsu/
Membership Interest Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfZ–sBMt8v7nJJNFls2TWMjQDOBMcFDftU0YFEjGkZNh6y0g/viewform

Meet the Leaders

For more information, please reach out:

Domenic Cedillo, President: cedillod@msu.edu
Isabella Figueroa, HC Advisor figue112@msu.edu
Erika Crews, HC Advisor: ecrews@msu.edu

Honors Navigators Peer Mentorship Program

The Honors Navigators Peer Mentorship Program connects first-generation students, international students, and students of color with a peer mentor in the Michigan State University Honors College.

Through the Mentorship Program, you’ll have the opportunity to:

Meet other students of color at MSU
Participate in social & professional development activities
Learn from the experiences of your peers as you transition to and navigate MSU

Visit the Honors Navigators Peer Mentorship Program website to learn more. Please contact Erika Crews or Sadiq Mohammed with any questions.