Event Title
Promising Practices Focused on Supporting the Success of Male Students of Color
Location
RCC Grand Ballroom
Start Date
30-3-2015 10:30 AM
End Date
30-3-2015 12:00 PM
Description
Employee-led Workshop
This workshop will provide an overview of five promising practices for supporting the success of male students of color currently being implemented at Bridgewater State University and/or Emerson College including supporting males of color through involvement in a pre-collegiate institute; using culturally inclusive pedagogies in our classrooms; supporting queer men of color through the use of an intersectional approach to our work; developing a student group for men of color as a student success strategy; and developing research apprenticeships for first and second year students from underrepresented groups. After a brief presentation about each program, participants will have an opportunity to engage in round table discussions with the workshop facilitators and their peers from other institutions focused on these promising practices. Emphasis will be placed on offering ideas that can be easily implemented upon returning to your campuses.
- Pre-collegiate Institute - Presented by Sydné Marrow, M.Ed., Director of the Center for Multicultural Affairs, Bridgewater State University
- Men Integrated in Brotherhood (MIB) - Presented by Richardson Pierre-Louis, JD, and Jeff Saint Dic, M.S., Resident Directors of Residence Life and Housing, Bridgewater State University
- Queer People of Color - Presented by Lee Forest, M.Ed., Director of the GLBTA Pride Center, Bridgewater State University; and Tikesha Morgan, M.Ed., Director of the Multicultural Student Affairs and GLBTQ Student Services, Emerson College
- Culturally Inclusive Pedagogies - Presented by Dr. Joyce Rain Anderson, Associate Professor for English, U.S. Ethnic and Indigenous Studies Coordinator, and Faculty Associate for the Pine Ridge Partnership, Bridgewater State University; and Dr. Lori Beth Way, Professor of Communication Studies and Senior Advisor to Academic Affairs for Undergraduate Education, Emerson College
- SOAR - Undergraduate Research - Dr. Jenn Manak, Assistant Professor of Elementary and Early Childhood Education; and Dr. Jenny Shanahan, Director of Undergraduate Research, Bridgewater State University
Promising Practices Focused on Supporting the Success of Male Students of Color
RCC Grand Ballroom
Employee-led Workshop
This workshop will provide an overview of five promising practices for supporting the success of male students of color currently being implemented at Bridgewater State University and/or Emerson College including supporting males of color through involvement in a pre-collegiate institute; using culturally inclusive pedagogies in our classrooms; supporting queer men of color through the use of an intersectional approach to our work; developing a student group for men of color as a student success strategy; and developing research apprenticeships for first and second year students from underrepresented groups. After a brief presentation about each program, participants will have an opportunity to engage in round table discussions with the workshop facilitators and their peers from other institutions focused on these promising practices. Emphasis will be placed on offering ideas that can be easily implemented upon returning to your campuses.
- Pre-collegiate Institute - Presented by Sydné Marrow, M.Ed., Director of the Center for Multicultural Affairs, Bridgewater State University
- Men Integrated in Brotherhood (MIB) - Presented by Richardson Pierre-Louis, JD, and Jeff Saint Dic, M.S., Resident Directors of Residence Life and Housing, Bridgewater State University
- Queer People of Color - Presented by Lee Forest, M.Ed., Director of the GLBTA Pride Center, Bridgewater State University; and Tikesha Morgan, M.Ed., Director of the Multicultural Student Affairs and GLBTQ Student Services, Emerson College
- Culturally Inclusive Pedagogies - Presented by Dr. Joyce Rain Anderson, Associate Professor for English, U.S. Ethnic and Indigenous Studies Coordinator, and Faculty Associate for the Pine Ridge Partnership, Bridgewater State University; and Dr. Lori Beth Way, Professor of Communication Studies and Senior Advisor to Academic Affairs for Undergraduate Education, Emerson College
- SOAR - Undergraduate Research - Dr. Jenn Manak, Assistant Professor of Elementary and Early Childhood Education; and Dr. Jenny Shanahan, Director of Undergraduate Research, Bridgewater State University