Newcomb-Tulane College’s Center for Academic Equity is committed to supporting you, our students from historically underrepresented groups, with unique learning opportunities and generous need-based support for the entirety of your time at Tulane. The center’s staff, its campus partners, and foundational partners offer additional mentorship and support to help you prepare the academic, social, and professional skills needed to thrive on campus and beyond.
CAE Director Paula Booke looks forward to the spring semester and for the opportunity collaborate with you and help you reach your academic goals. She wants you to know what resources are available to you and how partnering with CAE can enhance your Tulane experience.
Part of the Carolyn Barber Pierre Center for Intercultural Life, OGSD envisions a campus community that is accountable and committed to eliminating heterosexism and cissexism through an intersectional, racial justice, and decolonization approach.
In this 2020 Collegian Magazine student feature, Kennon Stewart credits the CAE with supporting him throughout his time at Tulane as well as providing a space for him to excel, do research and learn more about himself and his future goals.
