The NMBCC partners with several university entities to provide academic and other resources to help students navigate the college experience, support their academic success, and enable them to overcome obstacles that might hinder their pursuit of a degree. We also provide dedicated space for students to complete homework assignments, study for upcoming exams, and prepare for group presentations.
The Neal-Marshall Black Culture (NMBCC) library is a hub of information networking, bibliographic instructions, and serves as a cultural resource for all Indiana University students, faculty, and staff.
Located in room A220, The Neal-Marshall computer lab gives students a uniform computing experience and a common software selection and provides them with easy access to the full range of enterprise-sponsored software titles.
Learn more about the Neal-Marshall computer lab managed by UITS
Today’s college students face complex challenges, and NMBCC is committed to supporting students both socially and emotionally. Our partnership with CAPS provides an opportunity to potentially reach students who might not traditionally seek counseling when faced with challenging situations.
The Academic Support Center helps IU students succeed academically by providing free tutoring and other support services at cultural centers, in residence halls, and in OVPDEI academic units.
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The Graduate Mentoring Center is part of a community of scholars who are committed to helping graduate students succeed during and after their graduate school journey.
Visit the Graduate Mentoring CenterOVPDEI supports six cultural centers in programming, events, outreach, and advocacy, as well as the African American Arts Institute—the only organization of its kind in the nation. These centers help students, faculty, and staff take advantage of many opportunities to learn about and celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion.
