Division of Student Affairs

Events

http://calendar.oregonstate.edu/student/

 

Wednesday, Dec 3rd 2008

SALT

Tuesday, Dec 9th 2008

Building Community through Diversity:

The OSU Campus Coalition Builders invite you to a session specifically designed to introduce participants to the theory and philosophy behind the National Coalition Building Institute community building model. Interactive exercises and plenty of time for questions and answers will be built into the day. Everyone is welcome! One-minute online pre-registration! https://surveys.bus.oregonstate.edu/BsgSurvey2_0/main.aspx?SurveyID=2748 Requests for accommodations for persons with disabilities may be made by contacting Jodi Nelson at jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu or 737-0715.

Wednesday, Dec 17th 2008

Student Affairs Direct Reports Mtg.

 

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Wednesday, Nov 19th 2008

SALT

Thursday, Nov 20th 2008

Unpacking Your Story -- for MEN

Participants will be led through an exploration of issues that influence the quality of one's life and interaction with others. The exploration will consider and reflect upon personal factors that affect who we are and how others experience us. The sessions will involve reflection and discussion. All women and lunches are welcome. Larry Roper facilitates. Sponsored by the OSU Campus Coalition Builders; http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb/ccbcalendar.html

Unpacking Your Story -- for WOMEN

Participants will be led through an exploration of issues that influence the quality of one's life and interaction with others. The exploration will consider and reflect upon personal factors that affect who we are and how others experience us. The sessions will involve reflection and discussion. All women and lunches are welcome. Parcella Provence facilitates. Sponsored by the OSU Campus Coalition Builders; http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb/ccbcalendar.html

 

Wednesday, Oct 1st 2008

Student Affairs Direct Reports Mtg.

Wednesday, Oct 15th 2008

SALT

Thursday, Oct 23rd 2008

Growing Up Female

A panel of four will discuss the spoken and unspoken messages they received about what it meant to grow up as a female in their individual families, communities and cultures.  The featured OSU community panelists, their departments and hometowns are Mirabelle Fernandes-Paul (Women’s Advancement & Gender Equity), Mumbai (formerly Bombay), India;  Betu Herrera (Music Department), Sacramento, California; Beth Rietveld (Women’s Development), Chicago Heights, Illinois; and Susan Shaw (Women’s Studies), Rome, Georgia.  Growing Up Female is co-sponsored by the OSU Women’s Center. Bring your lunch and a friend -- everyone is welcome!

Tuesday, Oct 28th 2008

Student Affairs Direct Reports Mtg.

 

 

 

Tuesday, Jul 15th 2008

SALT - Day 1

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Wednesday, Jul 16th 2008

SALT - Day 2

Thursday, Jul 24th 2008

What does it take to be an effective ally?

Each person who has interest in or chooses to work for social justice brings unique talents, skills and motives. Though it is often assumed that being a good ally is a matter of choosing to care about social justice, in fact most people find that there are new behaviors, attitudes and strategies that must be learned over time. In this session we will review some common strategies for being an effective ally, look at challenges related to learning new habits, and take a broad and inclusive view of how we can go about adapting to everyday life as a result of new and changing knowledge. OSU Student Advocate Christian Matheis will serve as the day's presenter and facilitator. All levels of learners are encouraged to attend. Lunches are welcome. Sponsored by the OSU Campus Coalition Builders, Division of Student Affairs http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb/index.html

What does it take to be an effective ally?

Each person who has interest in or chooses to work for social justice brings unique talents, skills and motives. Though it is often assumed that being a good ally is a matter of choosing to care about social justice, in fact most people find that there are new behaviors, attitudes and strategies that must be learned over time. In this session we will review some common strategies for being an effective ally, look at challenges related to learning new habits, and take a broad and inclusive view of how we can go about adapting to everyday life as a result of new and changing knowledge. OSU Student Advocate Christian Matheis will serve as the day's presenter and facilitator. All levels of learners are encouraged to attend. Lunches are welcome. Sponsored by the OSU Campus Coalition Builders, Division of Student Affairs http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb/index.html

 

Wednesday, Jun 4th 2008

SAAG

Friday, Jun 6th 2008

SALT Meeting -- CANCELED

 

Wednesday, May 7th 2008

SAAG

Wednesday, May 21st 2008

SALT Meeting - Internalized Oppression Workshop

Thursday, May 22nd 2008

Paying the Price of Racism

It is not uncommon for majority people to experience confusion and feelings of guilt as we learn and understand more about racism. However, we rarely, if ever, gather as a group to identify, consider or discuss the personal and collective cost of racism to those who think of ourselves as White, Caucasian or European American. The OSU Campus Coalition Builders invite you to join this campus community forum in an exploration of and respectful conversation about the cost of racism to White/Caucasian/ European American people. Although we hold the support of other groups in the highest regard, this session is specifically designed for White/Caucasian/European Americans who are interested in open, direct and to the point discussion of the subject with others of like racial identity. Sponsored by the Office of Community & Diversity and the Campus Coalition Builders. Special accommodation requests may be made by contacting jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu or 541-737-0715 by May 14.

 

Wednesday, Apr 16th 2008

SAAG

Thursday, Apr 17th 2008

Being Transgendered:

The Campus Coalition Builders invite you to attend this lunchtime session with OSU student, Troy Fultz who will speak on issues facing transgendered individuals. Participants will have the opportunity in increase their knowledge and gain a better understanding of what it means to be transgendered on our campus and in the community. Q & A as time allows. Bring your lunch, and plan to arrive and leave as your schedule allows. Everyone is welcome! Accommodation requests should be made to jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu by April 9.

Wednesday, Apr 23rd 2008

SALT Meeting

 

Wednesday, Mar 5th 2008

SAAG

Wednesday, Mar 19th 2008

SALT Meeting w/Robin Holmes

 

Friday, Feb 1st 2008

Intersections of Sexism & Racism: Lessons from the Presidential Candidates

Dr. Robert Thompson, Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies and Dr. Janet Lee, Professor of Women Studies will speak on this interesting and timely subject, and field questions as time allows. Bring your lunch, and plan to arrive and leave as your schedule allows. Everyone is welcome! Submit accommodation requests to jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu by January 25. Sponsored by the OSU The Campus Coalition Builders. Working together to make a positive difference in the community, and to eliminate the negative effects of oppression for all people. By listening to every voice, seeking to understand others, and engaging in transformational learning, we will build strong relationships and lasting alliances with those with whom we work and live. http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb/

Wednesday, Feb 6th 2008

SAAG

Friday, Feb 8th 2008

Welcoming Diversity

Diversity is much more than race and ethnicity, it is the mosaic of who we are. Throughout our lives we have received messages about gender, sexual orientation, economic and social status, birthplace, etc. These messages have and continue to influence who we are and who we will become, and sometimes cause us to treat others with less than complete respect. If you are someone who wants to make a difference and is ready for a stimulating day of challenge and active learning, plan to attend this NCBI day-long workshop. Facilitators will lead participants through a number of exercises aimed at identifying and reducing prejudice, gaining a more in-depth understanding of ourselves, and of oppression and how it works. In addition to an increased level of awareness, participants will be introduced to specific skills that can empower them to become more effective leaders and allies for others. This is a repeat of the February 10 workshop and will be the last this academic year. There is no charge, and everyone is welcome, but you must pre-register! Workshop goals include: identifying misinformation we have learned about others; identifying and expressing pride in groups we belong to; learning how other groups experience mistreatment; learning the personal impact of incidents of discrimination; learning how to interrupt prejudicial remarks. Pre-registration required. Registration and accommodations for persons with disabilities may should contact 737-0715 or email jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu

Tuesday, Feb 12th 2008

Student Affairs Winter All-Division Meeting

The Division of Student Affairs encourages all Student Affairs employees to attend. Light refreshments will be served.

Friday, Feb 22nd 2008

PeaceJam Northwest

Wednesday, Feb 27th 2008

SALT Meeting

 

Wednesday, Jan 16th 2008

SAAG

Wednesday, Jan 23rd 2008

CANCELED 1/22/08 SALT Meeting

 

Wednesday, Dec 12th 2007

Building Community through Diversity

The OSU Campus Coalition Builders invite you to a presentation specifically designed to introduce participants to the theory and philosophy behind the National Coalition Building Institute community building model. Interactive exercises and plenty of time for questions and answers will be built into the day. Pre-register by contacting jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu.

Thursday, Dec 13th 2007

SAAG (formerly SADR)

Wednesday, Dec 19th 2007

SALT Meeting: NOTE CHANGE: attend "Addressing Bias" in Wilkinson 108 (10-noon); resume in MU 213 (12:30-3:00)

NOTE CHANGE: attend "Addressing Bias" in Wilkinson 108 (10-noon); resume in MU 213 (12:30-3:00)

 

Wednesday, Nov 7th 2007

SADR

Wednesday, Nov 28th 2007

SALT Meeting

Friday, Nov 30th 2007

OPEN HOUSE

All Student Affairs Employees are invited to attend this open house. Admissions will be holding the open house in conjunction with their annual chili cook-off. Volunteer judges may contact Angela Maxwell at 7-4411 for more information.

OPEN HOUSE

Student Affairs Employees are invited and encouraged to attend!

 

Tuesday, Oct 2nd 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Wednesday, Oct 3rd 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

OPEN HOUSE

All Student Affairs Employees are invited to attend this open house.

Thursday, Oct 4th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

OPEN HOUSE

Student Affairs Employees are invited to attend these open houses: Disability Access Services & Dean of Student Life (Kerr 200); Career Services New Student Programs & Family Outreach [formerly SOAR] (Kerr 008) - basement; Student Conduct & Community Standards (Snell 327)

Friday, Oct 5th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Saturday, Oct 6th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Sunday, Oct 7th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Monday, Oct 8th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

"An Unquiet Mind" book discussion

Dr. Jamison's "An Unquiet Mind" is her personal story of chronic depression that serves as a compelling resource and point of understanding of mental illness. Dr. Jamison will facilitate discussion. Dr. Jamison is an international authority and researcher on mood disorders and a trusted spokesperson for millions who suffer with mental illness. More information on Dr. Jamison and complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Mood Disorders & Artistic Creativity - Public Lecture

Dr. Jamison is an international authority and researcher on mood disorders, and trusted spokesperson for millions who suffer with mental illness. This public lecture will address the clinical and personal realities of depression and bipolar disorder in a manner that encourages dialogue, empathy and hope. This public lecture does not require tickets. Read more about Dr. Jamison and complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Tuesday, Oct 9th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

OPEN HOUSE

Student Affairs Employees are invited to attend!

Wednesday, Oct 10th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Thursday, Oct 11th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Friday, Oct 12th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Student Affairs Fall All-Division Meeting

All OSU Student Affairs employees are iencouraged to attend this annual kick-off to the academic year.

Saturday, Oct 13th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Sunday, Oct 14th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Monday, Oct 15th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Tuesday, Oct 16th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Wednesday, Oct 17th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

SAAG (formerly SADR)

Thursday, Oct 18th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

OPEN HOUSE

Student Affairs Employees are invited to attend!

Friday, Oct 19th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Saturday, Oct 20th 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Sunday, Oct 21st 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Monday, Oct 22nd 2007

NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

A museum-quality exhibit of photographs and interviews with families who demonstrate strength, courage, integrity and accomplishment in the face of the adversity and stigma of mental illness -- accompanied by locally created art, personal reflections and resources for learning. Visit http://www.familydiversity.org/ to learn more about the Nothing to Hide exhibit and the accompanying book. Complete event details at http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/profdev/profdevdiversity.html.

Wednesday, Oct 24th 2007

SALT Meeting

OPEN HOUSE

All Student Affairs Employees are invited to attend this open house.

Thursday, Oct 25th 2007

OPEN HOUSE

All Student Affairs Employees are invited to attend this open house.

 

Sunday, Sep 2nd 2007

SALT sub-group (Alignment)

Wednesday, Sep 5th 2007

SAAG Sub-group Mtg.

Thursday, Sep 13th 2007

SALT Meeting

 

 

Tuesday, Jul 17th 2007

SALT Annual Summer Planning Meeting

Wednesday, Jul 18th 2007

SALT Annual Summer Planning Meeting

 

Wednesday, Jun 13th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

Thursday, Jun 14th 2007

SALT meeting

Tuesday, Jun 19th 2007

SADR meeting

Student Affairs Direct Reports monthly meeting

 

Wednesday, May 2nd 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

Friday, May 11th 2007

SADR meeting

Student Affairs Direct Reports monthly meeting

Wednesday, May 16th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

Tuesday, May 22nd 2007

13th Annual Service Award & End-of-the-Year Celebration!

The Division of Student Affairs will hold its annual Service Awards luncheon to recognize our colleagues and their achievements. Once again, we will be out to uncover the unsung heroines & heroes throughout the many Student Affairs departments!

Wednesday, May 23rd 2007

SALT meeting

Student Recognition and Awards Banquet

Ceremony/Dinner reception to recognize students receiving special University Awards including the Drucilla Shepard Smith, Waldo-Cummings, MU Allworth Awards, Alunmi Legacy Scholars, and others.

Wednesday, May 30th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

 

Wednesday, Apr 4th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

Wednesday, Apr 11th 2007

SADR meeting

Student Affairs Direct Reports monthly meeting

Wednesday, Apr 18th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

Tuesday, Apr 24th 2007

Active Minds on Campus!

Active Minds on Campus is the nation's only peer-to-peer organization dedicated to the mental health of college students. The organization serves as the young adult voice in mental health advocacy on more than fifty college campuses nationwide. This session is for non-students who may be interested in learning more about the organization and how to support the important work of an Active Minds student organization on our campus. More information about AMOC is available at http://activemindsoncampus.org/ Special accommodation requests should be made by April 17 by contacting jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu or 737-0715.

Active Minds on Campus! (Student Session)

Active Minds on Campus is the nation's only peer-to-peer organization dedicated to the mental health of college students. The organization serves as the young adult voice in mental health advocacy on more than fifty college campuses nationwide. This session is for students who may be interested in hearing more about AMOC and in establishing a chapter of this important national organization at OSU. Interested non-students may contact jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu regarding an alternate session. Learn more at http://activemindsoncampus.org/ Special accommodation requests should be made by April 17 by contacting jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu or 737-0715.

Wednesday, Apr 25th 2007

SALT meeting

 

Wednesday, Mar 7th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

Thursday, Mar 8th 2007

Collusion, Grace & Privilege: Lunch & Learn Diversity Series

The gift of grace! What is it and how does it allow us to accept ourselves in ways that lead to truly accepting others? Bring your lunch and a friend -- everyone is welcome! Facilitated by Timothy Stover, Westminster House. Sponsored by the OSU Campus Coalition Builders http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb.

Wednesday, Mar 14th 2007

SADR meeting

Student Affairs Direct Reports monthly meeting

Tuesday, Mar 20th 2007

Collusion, Grace & Privilege: Lunch & Learn Diversity Series

Although much as been written about unearned privilege, it remains a difficult idea to grasp by those who hold it. Uncovering it, naming it and claiming it can begin to help us chip away at the walls that divide us! Bring your lunch and a friend -- everyone is welcome! Facilitated by Michael Henthorne, Memorial Union. Sponsored by OSU Campus Coalition Builders. http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb

Wednesday, Mar 21st 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

SALT meeting

 

Tuesday, Feb 6th 2007

Student Affairs Winter All-Division Meeting

The Division of Student Affairs encourages all Student Affairs employees to attend. Light refreshments will be served.

Wednesday, Feb 7th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

Wednesday, Feb 14th 2007

SADR meeting

Student Affairs Direct Reports monthly meeting

Monday, Feb 19th 2007

Collusion, Grace & Privilege: Lunch & Learn Diversity Series

This session will assist participants in the exploration of behaviors that determine how we unwillingly conspire against our own values and those of our community. Bring your lunch and a friend -- everyone is welcome! Facilitated by Larry Roper, Student Affairs. Sponsored by the OSU Campus Coalition Builders http://oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/ccb

Wednesday, Feb 21st 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

SALT meeting

Friday, Feb 23rd 2007

PeaceJam Northwest

 

Wednesday, Jan 17th 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

SADR meeting

Student Affairs Direct Reports monthly meeting

Monday, Jan 22nd 2007

Town Hall Meeting - Student Affairs Employees

Wednesday, Jan 24th 2007

SALT meeting

Thursday, Jan 25th 2007

Town Hall Meeting - OSU Students

Wednesday, Jan 31st 2007

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

 

Tuesday, Dec 5th 2006

SALT meeting

Day 1

Wednesday, Dec 6th 2006

SALT meeting

Day 2: SALT meeting

SALT meeting

Day 2

Wednesday, Dec 13th 2006

Student Affairs Assessment Council Meeting

SALT meeting