[By Courtney Kneipp, Regis CPS student and associate at Richard Male & Associates] A few weeks ago we asked you to participate in a piloted Millennial Needs Assessment Survey. The results exposed generational trends affecting our sector’s culture (both good and bad) and illustrated a strong need to address generational diversity in the workplace. The [...]
Although February is the shortest month of the year, Diversity at Regis has a full schedule of events in store, some showcasing Black History Month, the continuation of the “Catholicism in the Modern World Lecture Series,” to celebrating the Lunar New Year and discussions in preparation for Easter. We hope you can join us! [...]
Yesterday our country celebrated the life and influence of Martin Luther King, Jr. in cities across the nation. This week in Denver Regis University’s Office of Diversity and the Institute for Common Good continues MLK Week through “Diversity Dialogue: What Makes Your Hear Sing?” Wednesday, January 23 Main Hall 333 Regis University Denver Campus 4pm – 6pm [...]
The Office of Diversity is excited to host a series of events during the month of November in which the University community can explore, examine, and celebrate its many stories as the very substance of who we are– a diverse community of people that has much to learn from one another about the great human [...]
We are very excited about the start of the new fall year. Many wonderful events are planned for the Regis University community, including a variety of events planned by our Office of Diversity. Here are the plans we have for September: September 14 - Channel of Hope Moon Festival Come and Celebrate the Channel of [...]
Regis University is pleased to be hosting a series of events during Peace and Justice Week, March 19 – 23. We hope you can join us! March 20 MAC’s Tunnel of Reality Sponsored by MAC- The Tunnel of Reality (also known as the Tunnel of Oppression) is an interactive learning experience that takes participants on a [...]
Presented by the Regis University Diversity department, we are proud to announce the following events in celebration of Black History Month. We hope you can join us. Wednesday, February 9, 2012 Catholic Speaker Series: “Vatican II: Fifity Years Later” by Fr. Thomas P. Rausch, SJ 7:00 pm, St. John Francis Regis Chapel, Regis University Lowell [...]
The Office of Diversity is excited to host a series of events during the month of November in which the Regis University community can explore, examine, and celebrate its many stories as the very substance of who we are– a diverse community of people that has much to learn from one another about the great [...]
In the face of so many diverse ideas and perspectives, how do we create community? What is the beloved community we hope for? This month’s topic for Diversity Dialogue is titled, “Creating a Beloved Community,” and will be facilitated Byron Plumley, Ph.D., Regis University’s Justice Education Coordinator / Peace and Justice Studies, Director. People are [...]
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