Campus Diversity Coalition
A
group of University of South Alabama students, staff and faculty dedicated
to
promoting appreciation for the differences among us to campus and community.
Tuesday,
November 16th, 2004.
at
The Market -- the dining hall in the Student Center
from
11 A.M. to 1:30 P.M with door prizes!
Met
Anyone New Lately!
Millions
of students across the country are going to
break the "RULES" that tell us where we should sit and lunch
and who we should hang out with.
Read
USA's press release to find out more about the
event at South and also
Co-Sponsored
by the CDC
Information
about the Campus Diversity Coalition
Goals & Purposes
to affirm
diversity
to find common ground
to initiate a commitment to end discrimination from faculty, staff and students
to work together to promote a positive attitude toward difference
to learn from each other about how to be more sensitive to difference
to learn to respect and appreciate the differences among us
How Do We Accomplish This?
We do this
through various workshops, lectures, interactive role-playing activities, simulations,
and a newletter. We have monthly meetings and welcome visitors and their ideas.
We are prepared to discuss many topics, like those in the following list. For
more information, or if you have specific questions, please call us. One of
our group members would be glad to talk to you.
Some Possible Topics:
Conflict
resolution
Disabilities Awareness
Ethical issues and conflicts
Gender issues
Family issues
-single-parent
-interracial
-same-sex
. Ethnic Issues
Diversity in the workplace
Diversity in the community
Hate crimes
Intercultural communication
Non-traditional student issues
-returning
adult students
-senior adult students
Racial sensitivity
issues & training
Religious tolerance, freedom & education
Second-language student issues
Sexual orientation
Social & economic class issues
Stereotypes & cultural myths
Transgender issues
More Information
Make contact with one of these Campus Diversity Coalition members for more information
about:
-having a
speaker for your class or group
-joining the group as a member
-attending one of the group's monthly meetings
-being put on the newletter mailing list
Dr.
Laureen Fregeau
office: 380-2746
Bibliography of GBLT Books Available at
USA (MSWord - Feb. 2002)
Hate:
Not on Our Campus Panel
Thurs., Nov. 8, 2001, 6 P.M., Student Center Ballroom
Latest
CDC Newsletter--Vol 6, #2, March 27, 2000
Conflict
Resolution Workshops, 1999
Pictures
from 1999 Disabilities Awareness Day, March 25th, 1999
Pictures
from 1997 Disabilities Awareness Day
Newsletter--Vol.5,
#1, February 8, 1999
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updated
10/22/04
by Jan Sauer
