The Student Scholar Series offers a space where students present their class research project and/or perform a talent or a skill. This series highlights and explores how cultural traditions inform and impact students' education as well as their academic work.

Students of all majors, RSOs, student clubs are welcome to present their class research project and/or perform a talent.

Please join us for the fourth event of the new campus-wide documentary screening series "Watch, Learn, Grow" conducted by the Office of Equity and Inclusion. This documentary series is geared towards learning about differences, seeing the humanity in everyone, and fostering opportunities for respectful dialogue. Each film will be followed by an opportunity to learn and engage together.

Students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to the Native Heritage Month Dinner to celebrate identities, identify common values, and strenghten community over table conversations.

This program validates cultural knowledge and identity by providing a space for faculty and staff to share their stories with undergraduate students of similar backgrounds.  Faculty and staff that identify as Native/Indigenous will be invited to participate in this series to share cultural knowledge, their lived experiences about identity or other themes they deemed appropriate to promote understanding of diverse experiences within the Native and Indigenous community.  Students are encouraged to ask questions and complete a 1 minute essay at the end of the presentation.