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SUMMARY:Student Wellness Challenge
DESCRIPTION:The 2022 Student Wellness Challenge is designed to motivate you to incorporate healthy behaviors into your busy lifestyle. All students\, faculty\, and staff at Blackburn College are eligible to participate\, but only students are eligible for the end prizes. Points may be accumulated over nine weeks\, beginning Wednesday\, September 21st\, 2022 through Wednesday\, November 23rd. \nDetailed information including the rules of the challenge\, prizes and how to complete the official scorecards is available here: 2022 Student Wellness Details. \nEveryone who participates at a minimal level will be eligible for prizes. Individual scoring will be on the honor system. \nFor a direct link to the online scorecard\, please click here. If you have any questions\, please contact Gary Ross at gary.ross@blackburn.edu. \nHere’s to healthy habits!
URL:https://blackburn.edu/event/student-wellness-challenge/
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SUMMARY:Diversity Learning Circles - Series
DESCRIPTION:The Diversity Learning Circles program is an interactive topic discussion where participants from diverse backgrounds and experiences can come together to learn from one another. \nCome join us during your lunch break and share in the discussion. \nDemuzio Campus Center – ADRs. Free Lunch Provided Please RSVP to Dr. Margaret Lawler by the Friday before the event. \n  \nAugust\nGuest Speaker: Dr. Karen Dillon – Dr. Dillon will share information from the “Legacy of Slavery” workshop she attended this past semester. \nSeptember\nGuest Speaker: Dr. Collin Vorbeck will lead a discussion for September’s Diversity Learning Circle series entitled: Microintervention Strategies. Dr. Vorbeck will provide a new concept\, microinterventions\, the everyday antibias actions taken by targets\, parents\, significant others\, allies\, and well-intentioned bystanders to counteract\, challenge\, diminish\, or neutralize individual and systemic racism. Dr. Vorbeck will read passages from the book “Microintervention Strategies: What You Can Do to Disarm and Dismantle Individual and Systemic Racism and Bias” to lead the discussion. \nOctober\nGuest Speaker:  Brianna Sutton will lead a discussion during October’s Diversity Learning Circle series entitled: Supporting Students in Higher Education. Brianna is the Director of Blackburn and Beyond. Brianna will provide simple strategies about working with a variety of students in a variety of settings. Also\, examining how working with the neurodiverse population does not differ from the general population with the same expectations and consequences but with more patience and time. \nNovember\nGuest Speaker:  Dr. Angela Morenz will lead a discussion about the impact that Title IX has had in the 50 years since it was passed into law. The discussion will include the history of sports for women\, the challenge to status quo\, and a look at the numbers (participation\, coaching\, administration\, etc). \nThe first 10 participants will receive a gift supporting the 50th anniversary of Title IX. \nFebruary\nGuest Speaker:  Dianna Ruyle will lead a discussion during February’s Diversity Learning Circle series entitled: Courageous Conversations. Difficult conversations happen everyday on campus. How we engage in these conversations can result in a positive or negative outcome. Let’s talk about how we can have more positive conversations and build relationships.\n  \n \nSponsored by the Office of Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion – Ludlum 110 \nThe Office of Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion will host monthly Diversity Learning Circles lunch and learn discussions. This discussion will provide a safe space for participants to talk and engage with each other about current issues impacting our local\, national\, and global communities. Please join us on the last Wednesday of each month from 12:00p.m. – 12:45p.m. to engage in various topics focused on diversity\, equity\, and inclusion. Each session will be hosted by a guest speaker. For more information about the upcoming Diversity Learning Circles lunch and learn discussions\, please contact Dr. Margaret Lawler.
URL:https://blackburn.edu/event/diversity-learning-circles-series/
CATEGORIES:Diversity Equity Inclusion Belonging,Faculty & Staff,Students
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