Monday, January 14, 2019 1:30pm to 2:30pm
About this Event
View map Free EventHosted by Rosalind Conerly, Director, USC Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs and Adjunct Assistant Professor; Airies Davis, Executive In Residence/Adjunct Professor; and Marcedes Butler, Faculty
The facilitators will conduct a discussion on how they created an Afrocentric dissertation support group (DSG) comprised of eight University of Southern California (USC) African American female doctoral students. The initial purpose of the DSG was to create a safe forum to share best practices on how to persist to graduation. An unintentional consequence was the creation of an USC cultural organization grounded in the founders Adinkra symbols. The organization, JENGA, developed into the first Afrocentric recognized student organization at Rossier School of Education. Attendees will understand, apply, and create strategies towards implementation of culturally diverse dissertation support groups and inclusive strategies that support degree completion.
Location: TCC 232
Open To: Students
Capacity: 30
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