The Daily Bulletin Archive

From the Chief Diversity Officer
The Equity and Campus Diversity Office is pleased to recognize the recipients of the 2013–2014 Equity and Campus Diversity Program Grants. Nine guests were honored at the Dr. Muriel A. Howard 2014 Awards Luncheon for the Promotion of Respect for Equity and Campus Diversity, held Tuesday, April 22.

Please join us in congratulating the following recipients and the sponsored programs implemented. More detailed information on the awarded grants (PDF) is posted on the Equity and Campus Diversity website.

The Changing Same: The Brown Decision Sixty Years Later (October 2013)
Contributed by Wanda Davis, department chair and professor of higher education administration

One Love Week: DISCover the Legend (February 2014)
Contributed by Channel Davis, vice president of the Caribbean Students Organization, and LaTia Sinclair, complex director and adviser for the Caribbean Students Organization

How to Find Value in Other Cultures (March 2014)
Contributed by Jean Gounard, director of international student affairs, and Eve Everette, assistant director of the Anne Frank Project, in collaborative partnership with the Anne Frank Project, the Creative Studies Department, and the Vice President for Student Affairs Office

Women, Traditional Marriage, and Modern Families in Africa: Christian and Nationalist Propaganda in the 20th Century (March 2014)
Contributed by Kenneth Orosz, associate professor of history and social studies education

The Lonely Soldier and the Invisible War: Sexual Assault of Women in the Military (April 2014)
Contributed by Eileen Merberg, interim director of student life

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and His Music in America, 1900–1912 (April 2014)
Contributed by Carolyn Guzski, assistant professor of music

Revival of the Fittest: Insights into Evolution’s Co-founder, Alfred Wallace (May 2014)
Contributed by Robert Warren, assistant professor of biology

Leveraging the UN: Burden-Sharing for World Peace (preawarded for fall 2014)
Contributed by Kyeonghi Baek, assistant professor of political science

A special thanks to the minigrant committee, consisting of members of the President’s Council on Equity and Campus Diversity.