Assessing Our Campus Commitment to Social Justice and Inclusion - Part II

The President’s Commission on Human Relations and Equity
presents…

Assessing Our Campus Commitment to
Social Justice and Inclusion - Part II

When: Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Where: Residence Dining Facility

Time: 1:30 p.m - 3:30 p.m

Last year the campus community was invited to take part in a process to assess our campus commitment to social justice and inclusion. The process was developed by Vernon Wall, Founding Faculty of the Social Justice Training Institute . About 30 students, faculty, staff, and administrators participated. The next step is to look more deeply at ten areas where the need for improvement was indicated and develop a strategic plan to address them .

PLEASE JOIN US FOR THIS NEXT PHASE!

First time participants are welcome!

If you are interested in participating call the
Central Valley Cultural Heritage Institute @ 278-6946 and we will email you the results of the assessment and material for the next phase of the process.
You can also come by the Center for Women and Culture in Thomas 110
or email us at cwcgraduateassist@csufresno.edu to register (include your name, email, and phone number).

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If you are interested in participating call the Central Valley Cultural Heritage Institute at 559.278.6489 and we will email you the results of the assessment and material for the next phase of the process. You can also come by the Center for Women and Culture in Thomas 110 or email us at cwcgraduateassist@csufresno.edu

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