- Diversity Affairs
- Resources and Events
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Our mission at St. Norbert College calls us to recognize the sacred dignity of all persons. -
Our mission at St. Norbert College calls us to recognize the sacred dignity of all persons. -
Our mission at St. Norbert College calls us to recognize the sacred dignity of all persons. -
Our mission at St. Norbert College calls us to recognize the sacred dignity of all persons.
Resources and Events
On-Campus
Learn more about support available to students and employees, as well as pages that highlight events related to diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.
- BIRG (Bias Incident Response Group)
- Campus Life
- CAPS (Counseling and Psychological Services)
- CEDI (Committee on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion)
- Emmaus Center
- LGBTQIA+ Services
- Office of Career and Professional Devolvement Diversity Resources
- Office of Student Inclusion and Belonging
- Mulva Library
- Office of Academic Success, Support
and Accessibility - Parish Outreach Ministries
- Sturzl Center for Community Service & Learning
- Student Affairs
- Student Engagement/Development (includes Student Calendar of Events)
- Title IX Office
Check out these campus and community opportunities. In addition, online learning through Vector Solutions is always available to all students, faculty and staff.
- Campus Life
- Cassandra Voss Center
- Emmaus Center
- Implicit Bias Conference, October 26, 2023 (Through Prevea Health, on SNC campus)
- LGBTQIA+ Events
- MLK Day (2023-24 planning underway)
- Office of Student Inclusion and Belonging
- Mulva Library
- Norman Miller Center
- Women's Leadership Conference, October 3-4 (non SNC event)
The below is a sample of our diverse, ethnic, and cultural organizations. View all student organizations here.
- Black Student Union
- French Club
- Japan Club
- LGBTQ+ Spectrum Alliance
- Latine Student Union
- Oxfam America
- SNC's Overseas Club
- Spanish Club
Anyone may use the Share a Concern/Early Alert form to report a bias incident or hate crime that you have seen or experienced. If you have questions on bias incidents or using the form, please email the Bias Incident Response Group (BIRG) at birg@snc.edu.
Community
Our local community is made up of various service providers and organizations who are vested in improving the inclusion, equity and feeling of belonging for those who reside or visit here.
The Brown County Community Resource Handbook (updated in August 2023) is a great tool to find information about many local services.
Here are some specific lists that may also be of interest.
- Local Non-Profit Service Providers
- Local Ethnic Restaurants (coming soon)
Additional Resources
The following links provide information, articles and other material developed by non-SNC organizations, universities or government. They provide continued reading on topics around diversity, equity and inclusion.
Bias Incidents, Microaggressions and Hate Crimes
- Teaching Tolerance, “Identifying and Responding to Bias Incidents”
- Teaching Tolerance, "How to Speak Up"
- Department of Justice - Community Relations Service, Understanding Bias: A Resource Guide
- Human Rights Campaign, ”Hate Crimes Law”
- Higher Education Today, “Am I Overreacting?” Understanding and Combating Microaggressions”
- NPR, “Microaggressions: Be Careful What You Say”
- Speaking Mindfully (video)
More Information
- Visit the Office of Student Inclusion and Belonging's list of resources.
- The Mulva Library has video's books, articles, etc. available to search for by topic.
To recommend the addition to, or edits of, these educational resources please email diversityaffairs@snc.edu.
On-Campus
Learn more about support available to students and employees, as well as pages that highlight events related to diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.
- BIRG (Bias Incident Response Group)
- Campus Life
- CAPS (Counseling and Psychological Services)
- CEDI (Committee on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion)
- Emmaus Center
- LGBTQIA+ Services
- Office of Career and Professional Devolvement Diversity Resources
- Office of Student Inclusion and Belonging
- Mulva Library
- Office of Academic Success, Support
and Accessibility - Parish Outreach Ministries
- Sturzl Center for Community Service & Learning
- Student Affairs
- Student Engagement/Development (includes Student Calendar of Events)
- Title IX Office
Check out these campus and community opportunities. In addition, online learning through Vector Solutions is always available to all students, faculty and staff.
- Campus Life
- Cassandra Voss Center
- Emmaus Center
- Implicit Bias Conference, October 26, 2023 (Through Prevea Health, on SNC campus)
- LGBTQIA+ Events
- MLK Day (2023-24 planning underway)
- Office of Student Inclusion and Belonging
- Mulva Library
- Norman Miller Center
- Women's Leadership Conference, October 3-4 (non SNC event)
The below is a sample of our diverse, ethnic, and cultural organizations. View all student organizations here.
- Black Student Union
- French Club
- Japan Club
- LGBTQ+ Spectrum Alliance
- Latine Student Union
- Oxfam America
- SNC's Overseas Club
- Spanish Club
Anyone may use the Share a Concern/Early Alert form to report a bias incident or hate crime that you have seen or experienced. If you have questions on bias incidents or using the form, please email the Bias Incident Response Group (BIRG) at birg@snc.edu.
Community
Our local community is made up of various service providers and organizations who are vested in improving the inclusion, equity and feeling of belonging for those who reside or visit here.
The Brown County Community Resource Handbook (updated in August 2023) is a great tool to find information about many local services.
Here are some specific lists that may also be of interest.
- Local Non-Profit Service Providers
- Local Ethnic Restaurants (coming soon)
Additional Resources
The following links provide information, articles and other material developed by non-SNC organizations, universities or government. They provide continued reading on topics around diversity, equity and inclusion.
Bias Incidents, Microaggressions and Hate Crimes
- Teaching Tolerance, “Identifying and Responding to Bias Incidents”
- Teaching Tolerance, "How to Speak Up"
- Department of Justice - Community Relations Service, Understanding Bias: A Resource Guide
- Human Rights Campaign, ”Hate Crimes Law”
- Higher Education Today, “Am I Overreacting?” Understanding and Combating Microaggressions”
- NPR, “Microaggressions: Be Careful What You Say”
- Speaking Mindfully (video)
More Information
- Visit the Office of Student Inclusion and Belonging's list of resources.
- The Mulva Library has video's books, articles, etc. available to search for by topic.
To recommend the addition to, or edits of, these educational resources please email diversityaffairs@snc.edu.
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