2019 Tunnel Of Oppression
Monday, March 25, 2019
The Tunnel of Oppression is an interactive event highlighting contemporary issues of oppression in our society.
SIGN-UP for a tour, VOLUNTEER, and learn more HERE!!
LINC @ UNCG 2019
Leading for an INclusive Campus @ UNCG is a one-day leadership conference focused on the intersections of leadership and inclusion sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Engagement (OIE). the Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement (OLCE), and Campus Activities and Programs (CAP).
Learn more HERE
Upcoming CommUNITY Dialogues
The CommUNITY Dialogue Series is a campus-wide monthly opportunity for UNCG students to build relationships across difference while discussing hot topics related to diversity, and inclusion affecting our UNCG community.
See Spring 2019 topics HERE
Land Acknowledgement Plaque Dedication
The Native American Student Association (NASA), with the support of UNCG faculty, staff, community members, and the Office of Intercultural Engagement are proud to install a plaque in the Intercultural Resource Center that acknowledges the traditional Native inhabitants of these lands. You are invited to the dedication of this plaque on Monday, November 12, which will serve to recognize the Indigenous peoples who have inhabited these lands over time and their special connection to the territories.
UNCG Chancellor Frank Gilliam, area Tribal Leaders, community members and students will deliver remarks at 6:00 p.m. with a reception to follow. For more information.
Kaleidoscope Application Extended!
Applications for 2019 are open!
Apply HERE
References HERE
The application deadline has been extended. Applications and references are due Friday, 10/26.
What are the benefits of being a SCOPE?
• To afford peer educators opportunities to clarify individual identities and personal understanding of other identities and experiences;
• To develop high level facilitation skills;
• To provide an intellectual space for students who value social justice to unite;
• To form a supportive network with other peer facilitators across campus;
• To enhance leadership skills and intercultural competence of peer educators;
• To inspire peer educators to incorporate social justice ideals into their lives after college.
Application Process
Please complete an online application due Friday, October 19. You can find the application here: https://goo.gl/forms/ES9Bwy8iTGt73rnt1
In your application, you will be asked to list two UNCG faculty/staff references. It is your responsibility to ask for your references to submit the reference form on your behalf by Friday, October 24. You can find the reference form here: https://goo.gl/forms/H6T8ktMtW53HD6SE2
Selected applicants will be asked to create a 10 minute social justice presentation and complete a 30 minute interview.
Before applying, please note that SCOPEs will be required to attend weekly meetings and attend training scheduled during the first weekend of each semester.
Please contact Jessica Twitchell at J_Twitch@uncg.edu with any questions about the Kaleidoscope Program or more information about program requirements.
Office Of Intercultural Engagement is for Everyone!!
- Supporting Change
- Building community
- Getting Involved
- Encouraging Dialogue
Navigate our website and follow us on social media to learn about how you can get involved with the Office of Intercultural Engagement, Rated “E” for Everyone!
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