Diversity Fellows News Letter
January 2008
The Diversity Fellows can Assist You
In 2001, as part of the University's
Five-Year-Plan goal to foster positive cross-cultural interactions
among the diverse groups present on campus through activities for
students, faculty, and staff in the classrooms, residence halls, and
workplaces, the Diversity Fellows Program was established.
This select group of faculty, staff,
and students represent a broad cross-section of departments throughout
the campus from diverse backgrounds, and have recieved special training
in how to encourage dialogue at diversity-themed events on campus.
President Kenny conferred the title "Campus Diversity Fellows"
on these trained volunteers, who act as a team of neutral facilitators
during an event and lead discussions after an activity, lecture, or
symposium.
Consult A Diversity Fellows Coordinator
If You Are Organizing: