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Throughout the year, the English Department DEI Committee offers programming and events to promote education, discussion, and implementation DEI subject matter.

DEI in the English Department

PAST EVENTS

WOMXN IN ACADEMIA: Teaching and Researching Post-Roe
November 10, 2022

A panel discussion and consciousness-raising event with Julie Kidder (Ph.D candidate), Laura McCann (Ph.D candidate), and Pearl Nielsen (Ph.D candidate).

 

AFTER ROE: Impact and Implications
October 7, 2022

A panel discussion moderated by Professor Lisa Tetrault (History) featuring La'Tasha Mayes, Leslie Reagan, and Mary Ziegler.

"The Medium is the Message, Revisited: Media and Black Epistemologies"
April 22, 2022

A presentation from Armond Towns, Associate Professor in Communication and Media Studies at Carleton University. 

Race and Pedagogy: Follow-Up Conversation
March 18, 2022

This conversation gives all participants and viewers of the original talk a chance to speak more about the exciting ideas raised in the panel.

Race and Pedagogy Virtual Panel
March 3, 2022

Join our guest speakers in discussing equity-minded educational practices and expanding DEI Initiatives. Featuring: Keith Gilyard, Carmen Kynard, and April Baker-Bell.

Discussion/Reading on Race and Pedagogy
February 17, 2022

A casual discussion/reading group hosted by Joanna Wolfe (Faculty), Trista Powers (Ph.D. student) and Robyn Rowley (Ph.D. student) featuring chapters from bell hooks’ seminal Teaching to Transgress.

Cultivating Effective Mentoring Relationships
November 12, 2021

A private workshop for Deitrich College faculty and leaders, featuring: Audrey J Murrell.

Critical Race Theory in the University
October 15, 2021

A panel discussion featuring Roderick Ferguson, Aja Martinez, and Leigh Patel.

Mentoring Minority Graduate Students in Humanities
April 30, 2021

A panel discussion moderated by Dietrich College's Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Ayana Ledford. Featuring: Audrey J Murrell, Tamika Carey, and Jerry Gonzalez.