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Programs, partnerships, and resources

Bethel's commitment to diversity is evidenced by the programming, partnerships, and resources that provide support and development opportunities to all students and employees.

Student opportunities

• The Bethel/Frogtown and Summit-University Community Partnership provides students with the opportunity to live, learn, serve, and engage with the Frogtown community in St. Paul. 
• The Office of Accessibility Resources and Services ensures that students with disabilities have equal access and opportunity to the university and its programs. 
• Our Intercultural Programs and Services exist to meet the needs of underrepresented students as they acclimate to college life, engage in campus activities, and grow academically and spiritually.
  • Cultural Connections Center
  • United Cultures of Bethel
  • Student clubs and organizations
• Our International Programs and Services support international and third culture students as they adjust to living and learning in the United States. 
• The Shalom Seminar is a training for all new employees that provides a basic biblical understanding of reconciliation-shalom. It explores areas of needed growth often hidden from our awareness that keep God’s people from living remarkable Christianity and modeling reconciliation and a diverse community of shalom.

Scholarships

• The Jeremiah 29 (J29) Scholarship empowers diverse, service-minded students to grow as leaders, scholars, and reconcilers in their communities. Through financial support, mentorship, and leadership development, J29 Scholars are equipped to thrive academically, serve with purpose, and create lasting change on campus and beyond​.
• The George Floyd Scholarship supports the education of the next generation of diverse leaders.

Learn more about financial aid along with grants and scholarship available to undergraduate, adult undergraduate, graduate, and seminary students. 

Offices

• The BUILD Program is a two-year, residential certificate program for students with intellectual disabilities.
• The Office of Accessibility Resources and Services ensures that students with disabilities have equal access and opportunity to the university and its programs. It is part of Bethel's Center for Access and Integration.