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Close the Book on Hate: 101 Ways to Combat Prejudice
Close the Book on Hate
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The Internet African American History Challenge
The Internet African American History Challenge
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50 Multicultural Books Every Child Should Read
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DIVERSITY Committee
"Though I am different from you, we were born involved with one another."  (T'ao Chin)
DIVERSITY    includes age, disabilities, economic status, ethnicity, gender, gender
identity, high abilities, geography, language, race, religion, and sexual orientation.
The committee's charge is to (1) develop diversity programs and activities that support students, faculty,
and staff and (2) promote compliance with diversity accreditation standards.
The Committee 2009-2010
Tom Mihail (Chair), Suzanne Beike, Suzanne Degges-White, Lisa Hollingsworth,
Kay Ward McDuffie, Gloria Velez-Rendon, and Lynn Zimmerman
Aging
Disabilities
Women
ESL Teaching Tips
GLBT
Race/Ethnicity/Multiculturalism
Gifted
Religion
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DISABILITIES
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WOMEN
GIFTED
ESL
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CIVIL RIGHTS
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Internet Resources
DR. KING INTERNET RESOURCES
"Our lives begin to end on the day we
become silent about things that matter."
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In Memory: Howard Zinn
JOIN US IN
CELEBRATING
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY MONTH
African American History
Encyclopedia Britannica Guide to Black History
Black History Web Quest
The Internet African American History Challenge
Patchwork of African-American Life
Remember Segregation
Rosa Parks: How I Fought for Civil Rights
Help for Haiti
"It reminds me I have a great deal of responsibility, not
just during the month of February, but each day of my
life as a black man, to do the best I can to instill good
qualities in my children and make sure we don't forget."
(On Black History Month)
George Willborn