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Diversity Forum Archives*
The Dartmouth Diversity Forum meets monthly to provide an opportunity for
members of the staff, faculty, and administration to discuss diversity and
community at Dartmouth. Our focus is both personal growth and institutional
application.
2004
October
Tommy Lee Woon, Office of Leadership & Pluralism
"Tale of O and Life in Mosaic"
November
J. Kim and Karem Coronel '07
"Active Minds"
December
Pam Misener, Office of Pluralism & Leadership
"Conversation Café"
2005
February
Vera Palmer, Native American Studies
"Native Americans in the Incarceration System"
March
Richard Wright, Geography
"Where Cross-Racial Couples Meet"
April
Thomas Luxon, English
"Teaching about Diversity: Unexpected Opportunities"
May
Beckley Wooster (Vital Communities), Rebecca Heller '05, Peter Phippen (Willing
Hands Enterprises ) & Phyllis Fox and Jerice Bergstrom (Push Open
Doors)
"Affordable Housing, Hunger and Poverty in the Upper Valley"
August
Susannah Heschel, Jewish Studies
"Jewish Feminism, Jews in 19c Germany, and Nazi Germany"
September
Douglas Moody, Writing Program
"Creating Networks of Intercultural Understanding"
October
Joanne Herman '75
"Transgender Identity"
November
Giavanna Munafo and Ozzie Harris, Institutional Diversity & Equity
"Allison, MLK and the Politics of Representation"
December
Carol Bohmer, Government
"USA: The Land of Immigrants"
2006
January
Giavanna Munafo and Ozzie Harris, Institutional Diversity & Equity
"An Unlikely Friendship"
February
Jo Ann Woodsum '83
"Raising African, African American & Bi-Racial Children in the
Upper-Valley"
March
Joni B. Cole, writer and editor
"This Day in the Life: Diaries from Women Across America"
April
Craig S. Wilder, History
"Why are there ghettoes in every major American city?"
May
Donald E. Pease, English
"Community and Diversity?"
August
Mary Childers, Consultant
"Remembering How We Learn Bias"
September
Giavanna Munafo, Institutional Diversity & Equity & Harry
Kinne, Safety & Security
"Crash: Heroes and Villains Revisited"
October
Stuart Lord, Tucker Foundation & Jay Davis, Director of SEAD
"Campus/Community Partnerships: The SEAD Example"
November
Jere Daniell, Emeritus Professor of History
"A History of Dartmouth' s Relationship with Native People"
December
Ifi Amadiume, Religion & African and African American Studies
"Making Connections Between Social Experience, Theory and Teaching
Pedagogy"
2007
January
Zach Nicolazzo, Community Director, Russell Sage Cluster
"The Myth of Masculinity: Exploring How to Work Effectively with College
Men"
February
Margaret Lawrence, Programming Director, Hopkins Center, & Anne
Galjour, Playwright
"The Class Divide Project"
March
Judy Dow (Abenaki), Director of Saba
"Stereotyping: Do You See It?"
April
Ward Newmeyer, Director, Student Accessibility Services
"Students with Disabilities & Disability Inclusion at
Dartmouth"
May
Jennifer Fluri, Assistant Professor, Women’s and Gender Studies and
Geography
"Rebuilding Afghanistan: New Englanders as Cultural Ambassadors"
*This listing represents the Diversity Forum programs for which we currently
have accurate records. The program began prior to October 2004, and we are in
the process of compiling a more complete history.
Diversity Forum began as an initiative of the Office of Student Life and was
managed for several years by the Office of Pluralism & Leadership until IDE
assumed responsibility for it in Winter 2005.
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