Diversity Education
Diversity Education programs provide opportunities for students, faculty and staff to engage in dialogue regarding social justice issues such as race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, ability, social economic status and privilege through RAPP and OutReach.
Racial Awareness Program (better known as RAPP) is a forum for students to challenge, debate, and educate each other on issues of diversity. The motto "Each One Teach One" is adopted from an ancient African proverb. It captures the importance and focus that the RAPP program places on individual understanding, effort, and commitment to social justice. RAPP believes that each person can affect their environment in a positive way through their actions and their attitude.
Outreach services, programs, workshops and presentations are offered to staff, faculty and student organizations to increase diversity awareness around campus. Facilitators are alumni members of RAPP or other Diversity Education staff members who have been trained to lead discussions
Below is a list of some of the programs conducted by the Diversity Education staff. If you cannot find what you are looking for, please contact us.
Access and the Myth of Merit
Activism
Advertisement and Diversity
Campus Involvement and Diversity
Capitalism
Colonialism
Consumerism
Diversity and Leadership
Gender Privilege
Homophobia 101
Immigrant Rights
Intersectionality of Oppressions
“ Is change possible in this society?”
Multiculturalism
Mythical Norm
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“ Native Americans are not Mascots…”
Politics of Education
Pop-Culture and Multiculturalism
Racism 101
Role of religion in today’s society
Roots of oppression
Sexism 101
Social implications of the death penalty
Social Justice
Social positions
Socio-economic class
“ What came first: Slavery or Racism?”
White privilege
Women and leadership |
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