Microaggressions and exclusion in our classrooms have consistently plagued our students of color. In this session, we seek to define what microaggressions are, what their impact is in the classroom and university community. This session, hosted by the Amy King Dundon-Berchtold University Club, will discuss strategies for addressing microaggressions, policing them, and creating a safer community for our students.
Panelists Include:
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- Miki Turner, Moderator, Annenberg School for Communication, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice
- Dr. Laura Castaneda, Annenberg School for Communication, Professor of Professional Practice of Journalism
- Dr. Kim Finney, Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work, Clinical Associate Professor
- Dr. Brandi Jones, Viterbi School of Engineering, Vice Dean of Diversity and Strategic Initiatives
- Dr. Sharoni Little, Marshall School of Business, Vice Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Dr. Alison Trope, Annenberg School for Communication, Clinical Professor of Communication
- Billy Vela, La Casa, Center Director
Date/Time: Thursday, Sept 17th: 12:30-2pm
Zoom Information will be provided upon Registration. RSVP here.
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