Cultural Activities
In an effort to recognize the many contributions
made by people of color, the Miami Hamilton Community
participates in many activities throughout the year.
During the academic year, the office of Multicultural
Services welcomes students, faculty, staff and the
community to the Diversity Film Festivals (PDF) . We provide the wider community with the opportunity to view films
on various multicultural topics, at least six times per semester. Even the youngest members
of our campus community—the toddlers and preschoolers
of Campus Kids—participate in educational,
fun events.
The Office of Multicultural Services frequently
welcomes guest lecturers from the departments of
Anthropology, Black World Studies and Spanish & Portuguese. We provide several outreach activities within the wider community.
Student organizations such as, the Association of Latino and American Students (ALAS) and the Minority Action Committee (MAC) provide additional multicultural
opportunities for our students.
Racial Legacies & Learning XXII: How to Talk About Race Presents:
Teja Arboleda is the president of Entertaining Diversity, Inc. which focuses on diversity issues programming around the US. From 1987 - 1994 he has AD/Editor for FRONTLINE, and won an EMMY award in 1993. He has a Masters in Education and is currently working on several educatjional multimedia videos.
Arboleda is Filipino-Chinese and African-American/Native-American, his mother is German-Danish, and he grew up in Japan. He is the author of In The Shadow of Race, his educational video, Ethnic Man! and six part video series, Diversity Elementary aired on PBS in early 2001, and is distributed by Discovery.
Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 7pm
Miami University Hamilton
Harry T. Wilks Conference Center
(Reception to Follow)
HEALING RACISM
Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 8am-9am
Fairfield Senior High School
8800 Holden Boulevard
Fairfield, OH 45014
HEALING RACISM
Wed, Oc 7, 2009 at 10am-11am
Hamilton High School
1165 Eaton Avenue
Hamilton, OH 45013
