ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ offers a wide range of programs and series to enhance civility and connection across our campus and community. Find current events below.
Critical Conversations
Critical Conversations is a monthly series sponsored by the Office of the Provost in which a panel of experts thoughtfully engage in "Critical Conversations" about important cross-disciplinary and often controversial topics. Each panel will cover several themes within the topic, such as historical, legal, societal, ethical, and medical contexts. This is followed by a rich Q&A session interaction with the audience.
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Hard Conversations
Hard Conversations is a monthly series sponsored by the Office of the Provost that focuses on the art of having hard conversations. The events feature a panel discussion from experts on current issues and events in an informal "coffee shop" setting followed by small group discussions between audience members with an opportunity to practice their civil discourse skills in a moderated setting.
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Power of Diversity Lecture Series
This series includes distinguished guest speakers from the national or international scene and scholars from our own faculty. The speakers include scholars, thought leaders and diversity professionals whose research, scholarship, leadership and advocacy enhance the university's efforts to present diverse ideas, perspectives and viewpoints to inspire greater understanding and appreciation for inclusive excellence.
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Sustained Dialogue
The ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Sustained Dialogue program brings together individuals from various backgrounds to discuss campus, local and national issues of concern, including diversity and inclusion matters.
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University Wellness
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Professional Development Center
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Siegal Lifelong Learning
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Academic Impressions
Multiple dates
This , geared toward faculty, frontline staff and campus leaders, explores the ways feelings of defensiveness and discomfort can be very common when engaging in conversations around favoritism and unfairness. To take advantage of this and other member resources, sign in with your ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ credentials on the .
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Faculty-Led Programs
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