Spring Conversation Series 2021
February 19, 2021
Antiracism in Course Content
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Talking circle about antiracism in course content presented by:
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Dr. Michelle Kazmer Professor and Associate Dean College of Communication and Information
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Dr. Dawn Betts-Green Adjunct Professor School of Information
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Malia Bruker Associate Professor School of Communication |
Dr. Melissa Gross Professor and Co-Director of Masters in Information Program School of Information |
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Dr. Don Latham Professor and Education Committee Chair School of Information |
Dr. Stephen McDowell Professor School of Communication Assistant Provost for International Initiatives
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Dr. Jessica Wendorf Muhamad Assistant Professor School of Communication |
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March 19, 2021
Motivation, Identity & Representation
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Presentation about the lack of Black and Brown representation in media and subsequent imposter syndrome.
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Rod Kelley FSU Graduate Student College of Education (Educational Leadership and Policy Studies) |
Andria Cole FSU Graduate Student Educational Psychology (Learning and Cognition) |
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Jacob Garcia
FSU Undergraduate Student College of Communication and Information (Dual degrees in digital media production and IT) |
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April 16, 2021
Strategies & Skills for Adapting
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Presentation about positioning acculturation strategies for transformation learning and academic success, and mediation skills and tackling bias.
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Dr. Adeola Fayemi Diversity and Inclusion Manager Auburn University
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Tye Bourdony JD and CFR |
May 21, 2021
Diversity Statements
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Presentation about how to prepare diversity statements.
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Dr. Laura Reid Marks Assistant Professor College of Education (Counseling Psychology and School Psychology) |
Dr. Deborah J. Ebener Professor and Director of Clinical Training College of Education (Counseling Psychology and School Psychology) |
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Dr. Deb Osburn Associate Professor College of Education (Counseling Psychology and School Psychology) |
Dr. Taylor Thompson Clinical Director of ALEC College of Education (Counseling Psychology and School Psychology)
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Fall 2020 Symposium & Book Club:
Dr. Derald Wing SUe, Keynote and Book club author
3rd Annual Symposium on Diversity &
Inclusion in Research & Teaching
This year our theme is Diversity and Inclusion in Times of Crisis. The global disruption of everyday life caused by the coronavirus pandemic disproportionately strained, as nation-wide crises do, the most vulnerable groups in society. Our symposium will consider strategies, challenges, and best practices for addressing the needs of the most vulnerable in higher- learning environments in the midst of crisis, as well as ideas for keeping issues of diversity & inclusion at the forefront of research and teaching agendas in an increasingly virtual world.
Date and Time: Thursday, and Friday, September 17 & 18, 2020
Location: Conducted Virtually via Zoom
*Registration IS NOW CLOSED
**Please note: you may register for the entire event, or only the portions for which you are available to attend.
See Program Here: 3rd Annual DIRECTO Symposium Fall 2020
Join us for 2 days of concurrent & poster sessions, and 2 incredible keynote speakers: Dean O'Hara O'Connor, Dean of the FSU College of Law, and Dr. Derald Wing Sue, internationally renowned multicultural researcher and psychologist from Columbia University.
3rd Annual FALL BOOK CLUB: rACE TALK AND THE CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE
A guide for facilitating and participating in difficult dialogues about race, Dr. Derald Wing Sue explores the characteristics, dynamics, and meaning behind discussions about race as well as the hidden "ground rules" that inhibit honest and productive dialogue. Dr. Sue will provide a keynote address at the DIRECTO Fall Symposium on Friday, 9/18, 2020!
Date and Time: Fridays from 10am - Noon
August 28th, September 4th, 11th, 25th, and October 2nd & 9th
Location: Conducted Virtually via Zoom (registration has now reached capacity for fall 2020, but we hope to see you at the fall Symposium!)