Programs
In It
In It is a suite of programs designed to deepen our understanding of different perspectives
and foster a more connected community.
Foundations in Creating an Affirming Campus for Trans & Nonbinary Students
Series of workshops catered to students, staff, and faculty focusing on developing
a deeper understanding of gender identity & expression.
Lovefest
Coinciding with Valentine鈥檚 Day, Lovefest aims to offer the community a space where
everyone is loved and welcomed. It honors the tenets of diversity, equity, inclusion,
and justice to which the Wyckoff Center is dedicated. The program also reflects 暖暖直播鈥檚
commitment to the health and well-being of the community, a strategic priority of
the College. We are guided by bell hooks鈥� wisdom from her book 鈥淎ll 暖暖直播 Love: New
Visions鈥�: 鈥淭o truly love we must learn to mix various ingredients 鈥� care, affection,
recognition, respect, commitment, and trust, as well as honest and open communication.鈥�
Gather in Pride
Join us on Monday, June 15 from 3-4pm in the Wyckoff Center for Gather in Pride, a college-wide celebration of LGBTQIA+ Pride Month centered on community, creativity,
and connection. Enjoy refreshments, creative activities, and opportunities to mingle
while reflecting on the histories, resilience, and contributions of LGBTQIA+ communities.
Brief remarks at 3:30pm will honor the importance of remembering our past as we look
toward a more inclusive future. All members of the campus community are welcome.
Spill the Disabili-Tea with Alex Locust
Alex Locust, a Black-white biracial, queer Disability Justice educator, community builder, and
鈥淕lamputee鈥� will join us on April 23 for a mini-residency featuring a class visit,
meetings with the Queer Faculty and Staff Group, Task Force on Accessibility, and
student groups, culminating with a public talk.
At 4:30pm on April 23 in the Wyckoff Center, Alex will present 鈥�Spill the Disabili-Tea: An Interactive Dive into Disability Justice.鈥� This engaging talk will explore key questions about disability, access, and unlearning
ableism, inviting reflection and deeper understanding as we work toward more inclusive
communities. Sponsored by the Wyckoff Center, Institutional Diversity, and The President鈥檚 Office.