Doing What Matters: Pathways to Inclusive Excellence

American Textures: Film screening and discussion of race relations, sponsored by School for Conflict Analysis & Resolution. http://las.gmu.edu/events/5920?_ga=1.40598497.217310791.1422456495
Wednesday, April 13^th, 6-8 pm, Merten Hall Rm 1201

FALL
September	Hispanic Heritage Month
September	Suicide Prevention Month
October	ADHD Awareness month
October	Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October	Turn Off the Violence Week
October	Diwali/Deepavali Festival of Lights
November	Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month
November	Transgender Awareness Month and Trangender Day of Remembrance
December	World AIDS Day
SPRING
January	Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Recognition and Celebration
February	Black History Month
March	Greek Week
March	Women's History Month
March	Pride Week
March	World Down Syndrome Day
April	Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
April	Autism Awareness Month
April	International Week
April	Islam Awareness Week

Dialogue and Difference engages students, faculty, staff, and the community in dialogues to discuss current controversial social and political issues.
Diversity and Inclusion: Understanding and Sharing Our Experiences to Help Build an Inclusive Community, Contact: Dr. Elavie Ndura, Presidential Fellow for Diversity and Inclusion, and Professor of Education
Emerge is a one-day training that prepares members of the Mason community to respond to survivors of sexual and relationship violence and to create a network of faculty, staff, and students dedicated to supporting survivors.
Inclusive Excellence Learning Community Professional Development
Mason CARES (Campus Awareness, Referral, and Education for Suicide Prevention) is designed to train faculty and staff in how to respond to students who may be experiencing distress and suicidal thoughts, guiding them to seeking appropriate assistance.
Mason Military Alliance Program is designed to increase faculty and staff awareness and understanding of veterans and active duty students as they return to the classroom during and after military service.
ODIME offerings
- Training and Presentations (including Creating Community; Beyond Diversity; Leadership Development; Identity Development; Systemic Oppression Frameworks)
Safe Zone Training
Undocu Ally Training

Campus Climate Committee, Contact: Dr. Dennis Webster, Coordinator

Center for Teaching and Faculty Excellence

Diversity Research Group, Contact: Dr. Eden King, Department of Psychology