Posts tagged Equity and Inclusion

As of March 3, users who visit certain ETSU sites are halted with a message stating “This site is currently under construction.” With recent DEI …

The “Come As You Are” student art show is hosted each semester to highlight diversity and underrepresented student experiences. This fall’s showcase opened on September …

ETSU’s fifth annual Equity and Inclusion Conference will be held on Sept. 28 through Sept. 30, with registration opening later in the spring. This year’s …

Dr. Keith Johnson, vice president for Equity and Inclusion, directed a listening session on Thursday, Feb. 2, where students, faculty and staff could state their …

ETSU alum Khia Hudgins-Smith recently began her employment in the Counseling Center here on campus. Her job is to try to bring the Counseling Center …

As the spring 2021 semester comes to a close, several ETSU faculty members reflected on summer and fall plans for equity and inclusion on campus. …

Lately, ETSU’s campus has been the center of social justice issues for rural Appalachia, an area with a largely white demographic. The students of ETSU …

In an email to the ETSU community Friday, ETSU President Brian Noland acknowledged the recent resignation of ETSU men’s basketball head coach Jason Shay and …

The Office of Equity and Inclusion’s second annual conference is approaching on Sept. 22 with the theme “By All for All: Remapping our Communities, Economies, …

UPDATE: ETSU Senior Kayla Hackney, after finding one on her car in the Centennial Hall parking lot, confirms that the flyers found on some cars …