Colgate University Alumni of Color Organization
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M. Carter
Alumni Social Programs Co-Chair
Tahshann
Student-Alumni Programs Co-Chair
Joy
Student-Alumni Programs Co-Chair
James
PALS Program Coordinator
Marsha
Alumni Social Programs Co-Chair
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Colgate University Alumni of Color Organization
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Description:
The Facebook home of the Colgate University Alumni of Color Corporation (AOC).

*This group is an information exchange for:
- Colgate alumni
- Current Colgate students
- Faculty & staff
*All interested members of the Colgate community may join.

---The opinions and views present on this group at any given time do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of Colgate University---
Privacy Type:
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News:
08/19/2009

Please join us!

1. Diversity Week at Colgate
2. Call for Nominations: AOC Distinguished Service Award


1. Diversity Week at Colgate
September 16 - 19, 2009


Please join us for an exciting program opportunity at Colgate! The Office of Vice President for Diversity has organized a valuable program and strongly encourages our Alumni of Color population to consider attending.

The inaugural Diversity Week scheduled for September 16-19, 2009 with the theme of "Race and Culture in the 21st Century" is designed to define diversity as a major component of academic excellence through intellectual discussions, lectures, keynotes, intriguing exchanges, an award ceremony, and cultural activities.

Highlights include:

Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Project Row Houses: Art, History, Culture, and Social Activism
Presented by: Rick Lowe, Artist and Community Activist; Project Row Houses (PRH)

Thursday, September 17, 2009
Unity and Diversity: Common Ground In the 21st Century
Keynote by: Michael Steele, Chairman, Republican National Committee

Expectations of Future Colgate Alumni as Global Citizens
Panel Presentation with alumni/students

Friday, September 18, 2009
Hamilton Central School youth will collaborate with Austin, Texas artist Brian "Bydeeman" Joseph to create a mural designed to exhibit inclusion in a positive, colorful, friendly and joyful way.

Science Colloquium: Does Race and Culture Impact Hispanic American and African American Communities Access To Science and Technology Resources and Knowledge? Issues in U.S. STEM Competitiveness.
Panelists:
Dr. Nicol Turner-Lee '90, Vice President, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies - Washington, D.C.
Dr. Juan Gilbert, Professor and Chair, Division of Human Centered Computing - Clemson University
Dr. Manuel Quinones, Associate Professor, Dept. of Computer Science -Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
Dr. Joaquin Rivera, Assistant Professor of Mathematics - Colgate University
Moderator: Dr. Evelyn Hart, Associate Professor of Mathematics - Colgate University

The The DuBois-Washington Conversation about Race and Culture in the 21st Century
Panelists:
Dr. John Sibley Butler, Director, IC2 Institute, University of Texas at Austin
Author of Entrepreneurship and Self-Help Among Black Americans: A Reconsideration of Race and Economics
Dr. Joy James, John B. and John T. McCoy Presidential Professor of the Humanities and College Professor in Political Science - Williams College
Author of Transcending the Talented Tenth: Black Leaders and American Intellectuals and Shadowboxing: Representations of Black Feminist Politics

Diversity Leadership Awards Presentation
Alumni of Color Distinguished Service Award
This award is presented to a current or former Colgate faculty member whose teaching, research, mentoring, and service has been instrumental in the success of students of color at Colgate University. The recipient of this award will be someone whose work and commitments have advanced the key value of inclusivity at Colgate and have enhanced the educational experience for students of color at Colgate. The winner(s) of this award is selected by the leadership of the Alumni of Color organization in consultation with the Provost.

Rebecca S. Chopp Diversity Achievement Award
The Rebecca S. Chopp Diversity Achievement Award is presented in recognition of the outstanding diversity leadership provided by Colgate's 15th President, who understood that "diversity as an objective for Colgate covers policy and culture, global and domestic aspirations, justice, and vision throughout the institution" and that "preparation for the global society means more women, minorities, and international students are fundamental assets for institutions such as Colgate." Up to two Rebecca S. Chopp Diversity Achievement Awards may be given annually, one to a student and one to a faculty or staff member whose passion and work to engage in the global vision that is diversity has made a difference on our campus. The recipients of this award are noteworthy for their outstanding leadership character, compelling moral operating principles and strong commitment to cultural competence and inclusivity. The winners of this award are selected by the Diversity Leadership Awards Selection Committee.

Saturday, September 19, 2009
Inclusive Community Festival
The Festival will be a major celebration of diversity and culture on the village green in the Village of Hamilton, New York. The Festival will be highlighted by a Bydee Parade around the town led by Brian "Bydeeman" Joseph, artist, author, poet and motivational speaker.


2. Call for Nominations: Alumni of Color Distinguished Service Award

Alumni of Color have the opportunity to recognize the dedicated service of a Colgate faculty member. This award will be presented to a current or former Colgate faculty member whose teaching, research, mentoring, and service have been instrumental in the success of students of color at Colgate University. The recipient of this award will be someone whose work and commitments have advanced the key value of inclusivity at Colgate and enhanced the educational experience for students of color at Colgate. The winner(s) of this award will be selected by the leadership of the Alumni of Color organization in consultation with the Provost. The AOC Distinguished Service Award will be presented on Friday evening during Diversity Week.

Know a deserving faculty member that influenced your education or your child's? Please submit a nomination and a brief endorsement paragraph!

To submit a nomination, please complete the brief online form available at www.colgatealumni.org/AOCnomination09 or contact Amanda Kalal in Alumni Affairs at akalal@colgate.edu or 315-228-7873.

All nominations must be received by Monday, August 24, 2009.