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Cultural and Social Justice Programs

-ISM Project

What is an "-ism?" They surround us. We live them. We embrace them. We resist them. Examine the complex ways isms impact your life by taking part in the -ISM Project.  The NASPA Award winning –ISM Project encourages students to analyze various "–isms" in our communities as they relate to race/ethnicity, culture, socioeconomic class, sex/gender, political affiliation, religion/spirituality, and other existing social constructs and identities. UParticipants utilize artistic platforms to creatively express their research and personal understanding of their selected -isms. The resulting projects are showcased at the annual –ISM Project Showcase at the end of the spring semester.

Multiple Identity Film/Speaker Series

Multiple Identity Film/Speaker Series features local speakers and independent films that explore innovative ways personal and social identities such as race, class, religion, sexual orientation, gender and sexuality intersect.

Undergraduate Cultural Training Program (UCTP)

The Undergraduate Cultural Training Program (UCTP) is dedicated to developing the knowledge of diversity and social justice issues for undergraduate students. UCTP will allow students to further develop their knowledge of diversity and social justice issues, as well as their organization, planning, and implementation skills. Major areas UCTP will focus on are race, ethnicity, religion, and socioeconomic class. This position is a year-long commitment.

ISM

Check out the pictures from the 2011 -ISM Gala!

Nia

Check out the pictures from the 2011 Nia Awards Ceremony!

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