Student Affairs and Campus Life
Diversity Awareness Committee
DAC Chair
Annette Levine
Assistant Professor, Modern Languages & Literatures
School of Humanities and Sciences
Upcoming DAC Events!
- "i Am Diverse" Campaign is launched!
We are collecting all "i Am Diverse" mini-posters until Friday, March 27th. Either return them to drop-off location in the Dillingham Center lobby, the Campus Center information desk, or via intracampus mail to:
Fred Chandra
c/o Residential Life
2001 East Tower
If you are submitting forms via intracampus mail, please allow for delivery time. All forms must be in the hands of committee by Friday for inclusion in the display.
The mini posters will be on display in the Campus Center lobby, between the Grand Central Cafe and the information desk, from Tuesday, March 31, through Thursday, April 3.
The mission of the Diversity Awareness Committee (DAC), and the Diversity Peer Educators, its student affiliate, is to provide educational programs, training sessions, and experiential activities on issues of diversity relevant to our campus community and in our society. The Committee strives through these events to bring positive change to attitudes, values, and behavior. The Committee also explores issues of advocacy and leadership in enhancing the expansion of diversity.
If the event you are planning fits the above mission and you need funding or other types of support, you can apply for DAC funds. Please download and complete the "Diversity Awareness Committee Support Request Form". The application should be emailed to DAC Chair, Annette Levine for consideration.
If you are interested in any of our future programs, please check out our "Upcoming DAC Events" section!
Current Activity
DAC is very proud to announce the launch of "i Am Diverse" Campaign! Join us in celebrating your unique identities, talents, skills, interests, and backgrounds!
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