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TCC: Event Reminder--"Where and When We Enter: Black Women Faculty and the Politics of Care" (This Wednesday)

Please join us on Wednesday, Nov. 17, 12:00-12:50 PM, as professors Melany J. Silas, Ph.D. (HED), and Tokeya C. Graham, MA, ABD (ENG/PHL), explore the gendered and racialized elements of the faculty-student dynamic. How do Black women faculty engage with “politics of care” while confronting the challenges of racism and sexism? How do we disrupt historical inequities while seeking power in the college community? This presentation will focus on self-preservation including radical self-care/self-love, mental health, and wellness. 

“Caring for myself is not self-indulgence. It is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” --Audre Lorde

Zoom info is in the attachment, as well as on the Events calendar.

All faculty and staff are welcome!

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This event is the third and last Conversation this semester on our theme of Pedagogies of Care.

It is designed to address the following goals of the Teaching and Creativity Center's programming:

Goal 1: Create a supportive academic environment that meets individuals where they are, helps them improve, and recognizes teaching excellence

Goal 5: Value our diversity and promote inclusivity

Attached Files:
(Internal only; employees must log in to view.)

Fall2021_TCCConversation3_ZoomInfo.pdf

Amy Burtner
Teaching and Creativity Center
11/15/2021