Lunch n’ Unlearns are discussions surrounding relevant diversity and social justice topics.
Lunch n’ Unlearn, March 26
Publication: Focus
Foundations of Diversity and Inclusion seminar Privilege and Power, March 20
The Foundations of Diversity and Inclusion seminars tackle tough questions involving culture, identity, and responsive teaching in a friendly, non-threatening environment.
Illinois State recognized as a military-friendly university
Illinois State University has received national recognition for being military friendly for 2020–2021.
Shereen C. Naser, Ph.D, to speak at 23rd annual School Psychology Institute, April 9
Shereen C. Naser, Ph.D., will present a workshop titled “Using Child Rights in School Psychology Practice as Application of Social Justice” at the 23rd Annual School Psychology Institute.
Maura Toro-Morn named David A. Strand Diversity Achievement Award recipient
Dr. Maura Toro-Morn has been named the recipient of the 2020 David A. Strand Diversity Achievement Award.
Adaptapalooza event celebrates recreation without limits, February 26
Members of the Illinois State University community can experience how recreation can be adapted for those with disabilities at the annual Adaptapalooza from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 26, in the Student Fitness Center.
Doris Houston named to new role for diversity and inclusion
President Larry Dietz announced the creation of a new position to move diversity initiatives forward on campus, naming Professor Doris Houston as the interim assistant to the president for diversity and inclusion.
Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora announces re-release of Obsidian Speculating Futures: Black Imagination & the Arts
Obsidian Literature and Arts in the African Diaspora is proud to announce the re-release of Obsidian Speculating Futures: Black Imagination and the Arts now available at Small Press Distribution.
Black Heritage Ball to celebrate African diaspora, February 29
Tickets are available for the ball, which is a celebration of community, culture, and performance.
Scholar Adolph Reed Jr. offers answers to American tragedy at Black History Month event
Dr. Adolph Reed Jr., a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Pennsylvania, delivered Illinois State University’s Black History Month keynote address on the child murders that drove fear throughout Atlanta.
