There is much conversation these days about our country having arrived at “post racial” status, but the events over the last months tend to show that to be a hollow claim. While we have made strides in many arenas, we have yet to dismantle the systemic structures of white privilege and the oppressive forces that […]

There is much conversation these days about our country having arrived at “post racial” status, but the events over the last months tend to show that to be a hollow claim. While we have made strides in many arenas, we have yet to dismantle the systemic structures of white privilege and the oppressive forces that […]

Congratulations to LA MANO and Woman 2 Woman for successfully organizing and holding the Inaugural Women’s Leadership Conference this past weekend at GHC-Marietta. The 3-hour event was an impressive display of hard work and dedication from these groups! Thanks to the members of the GHC faculty and staff and community members who participated on discussion […]

What: Self Defense Seminar When: Tuesday, April 7th, 1:30pm-3:00pm Where: KSU-Marietta Recreational Center (Studio Room) Why: April is Sexual Assault Prevention Month. Your instructor: Sean “Breeze” Dyer Sean is a professional mixed martial artist. He holds a 2nd degree Black Belts in American Karate & Choi Kwang Do and a Purple Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu […]

What: Self Defense Seminar When: Tuesday, April 7th, 1:30pm-3:00pm Where: KSU-Marietta Recreational Center (Studio Room) Why: April is Sexual Assault Prevention Month. Your instructor: Sean “Breeze” Dyer Sean is a professional mixed martial artist. He holds a 2nd degree Black Belts in American Karate & Choi Kwang Do and a Purple Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu […]

I am writing to congratulate the young women and men of Woman to Woman, La Mano, and Brother 2 Brother for a successful event on the Marietta campus. Your work to organize and facilitate the Multicultural Festival on October 25th is more important and impressive than you may realize. Your work helps to give students […]

The Diversity Committee presents: Dr. Bettina Love: “Mike Brown, Ferguson, Resistance & Hip Hop’s Role in Facilitating Change” Dr. Love will discuss the Hip Hop generation’s (i.e., folks born between 1965-1984) role in bridging the gap between the civil rights generation and the millennial generation, as we reflect on the killing of Mike Brown, Ferguson’s […]

The Diversity Committee Presents: Something From Nothing: The Art Of Rap When: October 21st, 12:00-3:00pm Where: Ballroom B (SPSU/KSU Campus) This film will also provide excellent background information for Dr. Love’s talk on the 23rd. Discussion will be held after the film. Free food and Extra Credit!!! Visually luscious and drenched with the big beats […]