For faculty, staff, and graduate students (Additionally, Dr. Washington will be hosting a special curated Q&A session for graduate students on Thursday 9/29 at 3:00. Graduate students can sign up to attend and submit questions for Dr. Washington in advance by registering for the Symposium).
- How does my positionality hinder action or empower me to take action?
- What tools am I using on campus to take action toward anti-racism?
- How can I incorporate anti-racism in my learning environments?
The Symposium will kick off with a keynote presentation from Dr. Nicki Washington, Professor of Practice of Computer Science at Duke University, and will be followed by a series of one-hour interactive, activating workshops spread over two days. The final schedule will be posted here shortly.
Register to receive Zoom links for the Symposium sessions.
This symposium is co-sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts, the Women in Engineering Program, the Cockrell School of Engineering, the Department of Computer Science, the Texas Institute for Discovery Education in Science, and the College of Natural Sciences.
Danica Fulbright Sumpter, PhD, RN