Diversity Workshops
Diversity workshops are designed to address issues of diversity and social justice as well as develop specific skills sets. All workshops are geared to raise multicultural knowledge awareness by beginning an effective dialog toward the appreciation of difference and inclusiveness in our societies.
Attend a Workshop: (Students)
For events listed below, please register online through the "Diversity" section on the Life & Learning website.
This I Believe - 3/29/12 from 2 p.m., 210 Student Union
America is a nation of many beliefs yet, what does it mean to "believe" in something? What is "faith"/"religion"/"spirituality"? Join us as we discuss the role of faith/spirituality/belief and our daily lives. All are welcome.
Not on My Campus: Stopping Bullying Series
A safer, more respectful learning environment is vital to the academic success of all students on campus. This 3-part series of workshops is designed to help educate members of the UB community about: root causes of bullying; how they can help interrupt and stop bullying when it is happening; and how they can help to shift their community to create a safer and more inclusive environment for all.
- Identifying the Root Cause of Bullying and Harassment
IDC, 240 Student Union
2/6/12 - 5 to 6 p.m.
3/5/12 2 to 3 p.m. - See Something, Say Something, Do Something
5 to 6 p.m.
2/15/12 301 Michael Hall (South Campus)
3/22/12 C-134 Greiner Hall - For Students, By Students: Understanding and Action
5 to 6 p.m.
2/23/12 C-134 Greiner Hall
3/28/12 301 Michael Hall (South Campus)
The "Not on My Campus: Stopping Bullying Series" workshops are being co-sponsored by the Intercultural & Diversity Center and Wellness Education Services.
Identity... - 3/27/12 from 5 6 p.m., 240 Student Union
"If you don't know where you come from, you don't know where you're going." Identity is complex, powerful, and fundamental to understanding and appreciating who we are as people and individuals. Join us as we explore the factors that influence our choices, beliefs, and interactions with others. "Identity "you fill in the blank.
This workshop is part of the IDC's 2012 Diversity Week 3/26 through 3/30/12.
Advocacy in the Community
Advocacy in the Community workshops are an hour long and take place once a month. They are designed to help student learn more about specific social justice issues.
Schedule a Workshop: (Faculty/Staff)
UB 101
Introduce first-year students to UB's cultural diversity.
Diversity Awareness
A workshop can be custom-designed to meet the needs and goals you wish to achieve for your students. If you are in need of a specialized topic or customized presentation, use online request form or contact Jodi Stelley-Ceroky by email or phone at 645-2434.