Speaker Information: James Anderson, Yoon Pak, Emese Poszet
The days after the election often bring a range of complex emotions in our community. In these pivotal times it is important that we continue to uphold our shared values of respect and inclusion. Our college values the diverse perspectives of students, staff, and faculty and is committed to creating spaces that make education equitable and accessible to all learners. This commitment strengthens our entire community—students, faculty, and staff alike—to meet educational challenges with integrity and respect for all voices. In light of the recent election, we want to reaffirm our mission of transforming education through equity, justice, and inclusivity. Please join us in person at 2:00 p.m. in 22 Education or online at 5:00 p.m. on Zoom for an open discussion on the election's impact on education.
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