Award Winning Program
MnSCU Diversity and Equity Award 2012
New Innovative Practices in Diversity, 2nd Place
This workshop provides intensive training for faculty on how to incorporate anti-racism pedagogy into courses across disciplines, across our campus. This 5-day training will be led by nationally recognized presenters. Participants will develop curriculum modifications for existing or new courses or educational projects relevant to their work.
Aug. 4-8. 2014
Organized by MRC and Community Anti-Racism Education Initiative (CARE)
Sponsored by St. Cloud State University and Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU)
Award Winning Program
MnSCU Diversity and Multicultural Division 2010
New Innovative Practices in Diversity Award
NSSWE is designed to increase the knowledge, sensitivity and awareness of Minnesota educators, administrators and employees on the histories, cultures and languages of the federally recognized tribes and bands in Minnesota. This high-quality professional development program will promote a greater understanding of American Indian issues and provide opportunities to critically evaluate educational materials and resources. The goal of the Native Studies Summer Workshop for Educators is to facilitate learning among teachers, administrators, and student service providers in order to increase the effectiveness of working with American Indian students.
June 16 - 20, 2014
Location -Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College, Minnesota
Organized by MRC and the American Indian Center
April 29, 2014
2-3:30 p.m.
Miller Center Auditorium, St. Cloud State University
Sponsored by MRC
Co-sponsored by: SCSU Dept. of History
More information, email: dstclair@stcloudstate.edu
April, 2014
11 a.m.-12 p.m..
Miller Center Auditorium, St. Cloud State University
Sponsored by: Dr. Malcom Nazareth, Racial issues class, Ethnic Studies dept.
Co-sponsored by: MRC.