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Dickinson Hosts Global Engagement in the Liberal Arts Conference

Representatives from 22 liberal-arts institutions across the nation and around the world will arrive on campus this week for the 2019 Global Engagement in the Liberal Arts Conference.

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Building Community Through Campus Inclusion Week

Campus Inclusion Week highlights how we can think more critically about the diverse perspectives and needs within our community and engage meaningfully with fellow Dickinsonians.

A.C.E. program mentors and mentees met for the first time during a welcome social at Landis House.

Dickinson College Launches Peer-mentor Program

The new ACE peer-mentor program pairs first-year students from historically underrepresented communities with students who can relate and help them navigate common first-year challenges.

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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Kosher Food but Were Afraid to Ask

How is kosher food prepared, and how can I try it at Dickinson? Is poke kosher? Rabbi Marley Weiner will answer all your burning questions about kashrut (including what kashrut is!).

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The Will to Achieve

Texas native Odalis Almendarez Pina ’20 traveled a long way to Dickinson, and since coming to campus, she’s traveled even more.

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A New Global View

“After taking these classes, I didn’t see the world in the same way,” says Meet Mollie Montague ’19, on her Dickinson experience as a sociology and Spanish double major.

Samuel Banuelos, class of 2019.

From L.A. to Dickinson and Beyond

Meet Posse scholar and Los Angeles native Samuel Banuelos ’19, who's majoring in international business & management and using internships and research to prepare for success.

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Values and Visions Workshop Sparks Community Conversations About Inclusivity

Workshop offers employees from across campus a chance to discuss Dickinson's values around inclusivity and inclusion.

Students and professors in the Nepal Mosaic pose for a group shot with local graduate students during their trip to Nepal.

Dickinson College Students Research Climate Change in Nepal

Students attended a climate-change conference in Nepal, interviewed dozens of villagers about climate change and presented their findings on sustainability and resilience both in Nepal and on campus.

Photo by Zoe Josephina Moon '20.

Student-organized Summit Creates Space to Learn, Connect, Reflect

The two-day, student-organized Women of Color summit drew approximately 200 students, staff and alumnae of color to campus to share experiences, mentor and inspire.

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Women of Color Summit Brings Alumnae and Students Together to Share, Support, Inspire

Dickinson's first Women of Color Summit brings alumnae of color together with current students.

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Dickinson College Hosts Campus Conversation About Inclusive Language

Dickinson is hosting two community conversations to bring people from diverse groups together to listen and share about inclusive language on campus.

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Unifying Expression

Kai Ward ’19 enjoys exploring cross-cultural communication, whether as a children’s writing instructor in Hong Kong, a researcher probing the Cornish language in England or a student leader on campus.

Duanduan Hsieh '19 poses with some of his works-in-progress in his Goodyear studio.

Where the Arts Meet the Social Sciences

After studying and interning in two global art meccas and exhibiting work at the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, Duanduan Hsieh ’19 creates art focusing on Asian-American identity and experiences.

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Dickinson College Workshop Helps Students Spark Positive Changes Around Diversity, Inclusion

Share and Shape enables students to shape change through respectful dialogue.

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