Examining Culture The goal of this interactive training is to provide participants with a basic awareness of cultural diversity as well as how culture influences the workplace, campus and clinical care environment at Washington University School of Medicine.
Examining Unconscious Bias Facilitators provide experiential activities that align with materials from the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) to demonstrate how unconscious bias is something that every individual holds.
The goal of this training is to provide language to address discrimination without shaming others, but rather fostering inclusion.
Building on recently developed skill sets to speak up, 4.0 empowers participants to proactively combat bias and prejudicial statements/behaviors made on campus. Participants will engage in activities that assess: Where are we now?
We say the words “diversity,” “equity” and “inclusion,” but what do we mean? How are the terms different? Where do they overlap? As we cultivate common language at the University, What Does Success Look Like?
We say the words “diversity,” “equity” and “inclusion,” but what do we mean? How are the terms different? Where do they overlap? Most importantly, what do they mean to our daily experiences here at Washington University and how will we know we’re living the words—and actions—as a community?
We say the words “diversity,” “equity” and “inclusion,” but what do we mean? How are the terms different? Where do they overlap? Most importantly, what do they mean to our daily experiences here at Washington University and how will we know we’re living the words—and actions—as a community?
150 Years of Women At WashULaw Women Faculty Speakers Series starts off with Professor and Vice Provost Adrienne Davis.
The second installment of 150 Years of Women At WashULaw Women Faculty Speakers Series features Professor Taren Tokarz.
Sabine Eckmann, William T. Kemper Director and Chief Curator, will host a conversation on the artist’s wide-ranging practice, including his concern for human rights and the global condition of humanity and his profound engagement with Chinese culture past and present, especially the radical shifts that have characterized China in the new millennium.