May 28, 2013
Administrative, Institute of Black Culture
AFA 4931 Section 064A
Wednesday 4:05 pm-7:05 pm, Fall 2013
"We are experiencing a more mature Jim Crow. A Jim Crow that has grown from the cotton fields to
corporate America. A Jim Crow that has become more dignified, yet, disguised. We should now call
him, James."
The objective of this 3 credit-hour course is to examine the African-American experience at the
intersection of race, law, and medicine. First, we tackle the historic social phenomenon that has
guided racial existence in…
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May 22, 2013
Campus Ministry Cooperative, Intercultural Engagement
Campus Multi-Faith Cooperative (CMC) changes name, elects new officers
GAINESVILLE, FLA. – The Campus Multi-Faith Cooperative (CMC) is comprised of religious organizations and centers located in the vicinity of the University of Florida campus, dedicated to meeting the personal, religious, and social needs of university students, faculty and staff. Each organization seeks to enrich lives by providing opportunities for growth through fellowship, educational programs, worship services,…
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Apr 22, 2013
Administrative, Asian Pacific Islander American Affairs, Institute of Black Culture, Institute of Hispanic Latino Culture, Intercultural Engagement, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs
Dr. J. Michael Rollo Diversity Impact Award 2013
Award Recipients
“Multicultural and Diversity Affairs proudly announces the 2013 J. Michael Rollo Diversity Impact Award Recipients. Dr. Rollo served as a dedicated staff member in the Dean of Students Office for over twenty years and worked tirelessly to impact the diverse student body at UF. This award recognizes students who exemplify the value of diversity by actively contributing to and supporting multiple communities across campus. We…
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Mar 26, 2013
Asian Pacific Islander American Affairs, Institute of Black Culture, Institute of Hispanic Latino Culture, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs
Politics of Privilege Spring Speaker: Thursday April 4th, 6pm in the Ocora Room of Pugh Hall
MCDA's fall series took an introspective look at how privilege impacts four specific communities: Asian Pacific Islander American, Black, Latina/o, and LGBT people. Each fall series invited scholars and activists to discuss the machinations of privilege-both from within and from outside of our communities. Our spring series takes a cross-cultural, "enmeshed" approach to discussing privilege across…
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