Thank you to those who submitted our diversity communications survey during September and October. We appreciate your assistance in making our communications more useful and informative.
Your comments included numerous topic ideas for future coverage as well as feedback on how often you engage with the communication channels of the Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity and our four campus community centers: the African American Cultural Center, the GLBT Center, Multicultural Student Affairs and the Women’s Center. Look for articles in the coming semester on some of these great topics.
We congratulate the following winners of the prize drawing, chosen randomly from those who entered the optional prize drawing after completing the survey.
Christine Brugh, research scholar in the Laboratory for Analytic Sciences. Brugh, who began at NC in 2014 as a Ph.D. student, says, “I love learning more about the important work people are doing and events taking place within our campus community!”
Jenny Champ, associate director of admissions in the Jenkins MBA program. Champ, who has been at NC State for over 13 years, says, “I love learning about the upcoming events, training opportunities, and resources available for the NC State community.”
Danyce Dicks, COSS support specialist, New Hanover County. Dicks, who has been at NC State Extension for over 28 years, Dicks says she enjoys “learning more about each other – listening and willing to do more to make things work.”
Iwinosa Idahor, doctoral student in the Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development program and graduate assistant in the Office of Undergraduate Student Success in the College of Education. Idahor says, “I enjoy reading and learning more about what students, faculty, staff and partners are doing across campus and the community regarding efforts that focus on diversity and equity. I appreciate the resources and tools, along with the multiple perspectives of people from diverse backgrounds, that are shared.”
Athena Wang, class of ‘24, elementary education. Wang says, “I like how it informs us of opportunities that we might not have previously known about.”
I enjoy reading and learning more about what students, faculty, staff and partners are doing across campus and the community regarding efforts that focus on diversity and equity.
Top Responses
A majority of survey respondents indicated that coverage of current events relating to diversity, equity and inclusion on campus and beyond is the most important topic to cover in our news, followed by coverage of issues pertaining to specific groups or issues, such as women and gender, equal opportunity and our campus community centers.
We look forward to providing timely news and information to the campus community.
How to Connect with Us
Here’s how to get connected to all of our social channels:
Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity
African American Cultural Center
GLBT Center
Multicultural Student Affairs
- Newsletter
Women’s Center