Attend one of the following Diversity Days 2017 events and write a 300–350 word report on what you learn from it, you can earn up to 30 extra-credit points. (The report needs to be posted by 11:59 p.m. Monday, 4/10. Click the above link and then click on to post your report.)

Monday 4/3

What Are You? Mixed Race Workshop Koby Rodriguez

2:00-3:15 p.m. Center For Excellence (Library 210)

This workshop focuses on the struggles that Mixed Race folks face with identity politics, dating, and the (mis)representation by the media. Please join us for a high energy, all-inclusive and colorful conversation about the way mixed race folks navigate everyday life!

Thursday 4/6

What Islam Is Not: Toward a Balanced, Realistic View of a Great TraditionTom Parker and Mike Findlay

11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Center For Excellence (Library 210)

This workshop will provide a short introduction about a balanced and informed understanding of Islam, and introduce potential topics for conversation. Following these brief introductions, the session will be opened to thoughtful and civil discussion on Islam, the Muslim world, Islamophobia, Muslims in America, and other topics of interest.

Mainlining Misogyny: A Bitch Slap to the Body Politic Laura Rapozo-Davis and Tom Grothe

12:30-1:45 p.m. Center For Excellence (Library 210)

In the United States, the rise in globalization, multiculturalism, and the women's movement has created a backlash fueled by sexism, misogyny, and violence. What does the 21st century hold for American patriarchy? Are men finished? Will men be able to throw off old notions of masculinity and adapt to our changing world? [Note: This workshop is “R” rated]