Diversity Educational Programming

The Office of Institutional Diversity (OID) offers multiple educational series, designed for the entire campus community to engage with critical topics and key issues and to build content knowledge.

I’m A First

An initiative focused on celebrating and supporting first-generation college students. Through this initiative, OID hosts a number of community events and workshops for students, staff and faculty.

First Gen Professional Development Series

This empowering series focuses on helping first-generation college students excel in their professional journeys. Learn valuable networking and resume-building skills through our insightful workshops.

Anti-Racist Series

A speaker series focused on the intersections of anti-racism and STEM.

Power of Your Voice (Description partially needed)

A partnership between the Offices of Institutional Diversity and Community & Civic Engagement. This series focuses on understanding and connecting with local politics, community organizations, and the importance of voter engagement.

Cooking Night

Food enthusiasts unite for an interactive cooking night! Regardless of your culinary experience, join us to learn mouth-watering recipes and cooking techniques while bonding with fellow food lovers.

Chat and Chew

Chat & Chew is a lunchtime discussion where faculty, staff, and students can learn about diversity, equity, and inclusion topics in STEM. Please sign up so that we can know how much food to order.

Popcorn Pop-In!

Take a breather and snack on some popcorn and delightful conversations at our Popcorn Social Break event. This laid-back gathering lets you connect with students, staff, and faculty in a relaxed setting.

Finals Prep Extravaganza

Gear up for finals with our study sessions and workshops that equip you to conquer your exams. Master time management, test-taking strategies, and more, guided by our experienced instructors.

Affinity Group Leadership Retreat

Passionate about social justice? This retreat is designed for students to develop strong leadership skills and forge connections with others who share their advocacy goals. Engage in workshops and activities that foster effective community organizing and leadership strategies.