Discussion on diversity raise student concerns

Discussion on diversity raise student concerns

Bulletin boards in the mail center for MOQA, FAM, and the AAA were vandalized. This occurred after the completion of a 98-hour watch of the boards sponsored by the Diversity Action Committee. There was then a discussion group for concerned students that was organized by "Skin Deep" (a literary magazine that was focused on expressions of diversity) where members of MOQA, the AAA, FAM, and members of the Diversity Action Committee were present.

Volume 97, Number 4

Nicole Miller

The Campus

10/06/1999

Zach Wyman '02- Co-Editor of Skin Deep
Ann Hanson- Dean of Student Affairs

"Wyman, who is interested in continuing to use his magazine as a forum for discussion, said that he thought that the meeting achieved its goal of 'getting people talking' and 'crossing the bridges between other groups.'"

"Ann Hanson, the Dean of Student Affairs, said the administration is currently 'exploring the possibility' of formulating a task group to respond to diversity issues in the future. Hanson explained that the group would be an outlet for the students so that 'in the future, they would know who to call.'"