On Wednesday, December 6, college hour, in Monroe A & B, Warshof Conference Center, R. Thomas Flynn Campus Center, Steven L. Robbins, Ph.D, will open our eyes to "Unintentional Intolerance, What Nice People Need to Know."
Robbins, professor and consultant, was born in Vietnam. He is a highly sought-after resource on issues of diversity, inclusion, and cultural competence and works with numerous organizations across the country. Robbins currently serves as Director of the Diversity and Inclusion Fellows Institute at Michigan State University. He is a published author and is widely recognized for his unique ability to inspire, move and challenge his audiences.
His presentation, hosted by the Diversity Council, will be the 2nd annual Alice Holloway Young, Ed.D. Diversity Series. The series aims to celebrate and explore issues of diversity at the college.
If you have questions about this event or about the Diversity Council, please contact Alberta Lee, Human Resources, Chair of the Diversity Council, at x2117, alee@monroecc.edu.
Tracy Archie
Admissions and Diversity Council
Mark Sommer
College and Community Relations
09/29/2006 |