The Office for Institutional Diversity and Inclusion events page features DEI happenings across the campus community and are primarily for current MSU students, staff and faculty. Please submit your DEI events using the link below.
Henry Ford Health + Michigan State University Health Sciences is honored to have Barbara Ross-Lee, D.O., speak at this special community dialogue.
There will be friends, food, games and prizes! Come reconnect with folks, engage with faculty and staff, find Native student organizations, and learn about campus resources.
Lydia Fossa (Ph.D. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; author of Bajo el Cielo de Chuqikirau (Editorial Independiente 2018) and Khipu.
Join the conversation around and screening of First Voice Generation, a film that follows the stories of three Latino high school students in Holland, Michigan, during an unprecedented global pandemic year.
In celebration of his latest book Spirit Matters, Gordon Henry and Elise Paschen offer readings from their work. Gordon and Elise then converse on poetry and navigating institutions as poets, scholars, editors and community workers.
"Fighting Indians" is a Native American documentary/film series. This documentary focuses on the continued use of Indigenous/Native Mascots in sports.
“Real Talk About Race & Mental Health,” will discuss how we all must change how we think, how we love, and how we fight to eradicate racism in the workplace and beyond.
Featuring Canton Winer, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Northern Illinois University.
The event explores the diversity of American Jews through the use of "Jewish American English," revealing how language variations signify differences in knowledge, religion, immigration history, ancestry, and views on Israel within the Jewish community.
This event features a panel of scholars discussing the historical and contemporary significance of Jerusalem, a sacred city for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, exploring its shared heritage and current challenges while envisioning ways to promote faith, justice, equality, reconciliation, and cultural heritage among its diverse communities.
We are interested in the full range of LGBATQIA2S+ topics, including but not limited to scholarly inquiry about students, faculty, administrators, and staff; leadership, organizational theory, administration; policy; campus climate; teaching, learning, pedagogy, and outcomes; and curriculum studies, queer theory, and LGBTQIA2S+/gender studies.
Virtual every Friday from October 20 - November 10. Facilitators: Ariel Robbins, Sheba Onchiri, and Claire Vieille.
Virtual every Thursday from November 9 - December 7. Facilitators: Jerry Caldwell, Devin Silvia, and Kendra Pyle.
Facilitators: Jonglim Han and Kendra Pyle