Campus Conversations on Thursday to deal with topic of diversity

The November gathering for Campus Conversations to focus in on efforts to create a more diverse campus

November 08, 2017
University Quadrangle

Campus Conversations on Thursday to deal with topic of diversity

The November gathering for Campus Conversations to focus in on efforts to create a more diverse campus

November 08, 2017
University Quadrangle

Please join President Marc Johnson, Provost Kevin Carman, and Faculty Senate Chair Tom Harrison at the upcoming Campus Conversations event regarding Diversity and Inclusion. It will be held in the Joe Crowley Student Union's Graduate Student Lounge on Thursday, Nov. 9 from 4-5 p.m.

If you cannot attend, you can access the Conversation with this link:http://www.unr.edu/live. You can also email comments or questions to conversation@unr.edu. If you wish to keep your identity confidential, please indicate confidential in the subject line.

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