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Building Allyship Toward a Gender-Inclusive Campus Community | Nick Henriksen
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The objective of this lecture is to challenge cisgenderism within Michigan's campus community, while fostering a culture of allyship towards trans and nonbinary faculty, staff, and students. To achieve this goal, we begin by presenting national and institutional data, which serve as a call to action for advocating for a more gender-inclusive campus. We will then explore English terms and concepts that promote a shared understanding of sex and gender vocabulary. Finally, we examine real-life case studies, allowing participants to develop practical strategies for promoting a trans- and nonbinary-inclusive campus culture.
Speakers:
Nick Henriksen - Associate Chair, University of Michigan Romance Languages and Literatures; Associate Professor, Spanish Linguistics;
Sara Pozzi - Professor, Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences; College of Engineering, University of Michigan
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Speakers:
Nick Henriksen - Associate Chair, University of Michigan Romance Languages and Literatures; Associate Professor, Spanish Linguistics;
Sara Pozzi - Professor, Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences; College of Engineering, University of Michigan
DEI - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion:
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Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering
The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments for both undergraduate and graduate studies, with over 80,000 alumni around the globe.
Follow University of Michigan Engineering:
Contact University of Michigan Engineering:
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