A Conversation on Diversity and the Core
Event details
Join this conversation between faculty and students interested in discussing, with honesty, engagement and respect, what we think the Core is, should or could be, and might do for us as a community.
This dialogue is necessarily limited in participants and in scope so that we can be deeply engaged with each other and with a few key ideas.
Moderator:
Nicole Callahan CC’05, GSAS’17, lecturer in the discipline of English and comparative literature
Faculty Participants:
Dhananjay Jagannathan, assistant professor of philosophy
Christopher Washburne GSAS’99, associate professor of music and director of the Louis Armstrong Jazz Performance Program
Student and Alumni Participants:
Santiago Tobar Potes CC’20
Destiny Spruill CC’20
Sameer Jain SEAS’19
Students:
Registration will close Monday, October 7 at 9:00 a.m. Students will be selected by random lottery and will be notified of their selection no later than Tuesday, October 8 at 5:00 p.m.
When you register, you will be given the opportunity to submit a question that you would like the panel to consider during the event. We kindly ask that you please consider the topic and your experience with diversity and the Core prior to submitting. Please note: Lunch will be served and commemorative Centennial giveaway items will also be available to attendees to share in the celebration throughout the year!
Alumni:
Seats are prioritized for current students. Interested alumni may email below for a limited number of seats.
Faculty Room
Low Library
