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November 2018
Veteran’s Day program
Help us honor our local veterans by expressing what their service means to you. We will provide thank you notes. We will also show documentaries in the Student Diversity Center during the lunch hour and evening hours.
Find out more »Happy Diwali
We will be celebrating Diwali whole learning about this amazing holiday. We will be providing food and drinks, during a presentation about this amazing holiday! Everyone is welcome to enjoy the food, colors and snacks!
Find out more »Veteran’s Breakfast
Student, faculty, and staff veterans are welcome to come to the Diversity Center on Friday, November 9th, from 9-11 a.m. for breakfast.
Find out more »Traditional Medicines and Foods
Jeremy Rouse and Student from the community will share with us traditional foods that are from the Plateau region. Learn about the seasonal rounds of food gathering, traditional perspectives on food and medicine, and sample a couple local treats. November 9th, 2018 | 11:30 pm - 12:45 pm | SAC 105
Find out more »Fry Bread 101 and Meal
Join the Student Diversity Center to learn more about the cultural significance and history of fry bread in Native American culture. Food will be provided. This event is part of the Student Diversity Center's celebration of Native American and Alaskan Native heritage month.
Find out more »Alaskan Native | Native American Heritage Month: Drumming and Wisdom
Jacob Maurice Johns offering his drum and wisdom
Find out more »January 2019
LGBTQ Ally Training
ALLY TRAINING Ally Training is a campus-wide network of students, faculty, staff, and instructors. It is designed to promote an inclusive campus community through advocacy, education, support, and resources for LGBTQ individuals by creating a visible network of allies. January 28th & 29th 12PM - 1PM SAC 105 Must be able to attend both sessions In ally training, you’ll learn about: Current terminology, Social and political climate for LGBTQ+ communities, and Practical knowledge for enacting allyship.
Find out more »February 2019
Lunar New Year 2019
Student Diversity Center will be celebrating the lunar new year with free Chinese dumplings, making paper lanterns and teaching others about new year traditions. February 5th 11:30 am - 1:30 pm SAC 105
Find out more »Smoke Signals: Film and Discussion
SMOKE SIGNALS FEBRUARY 6, 2019 1-3 PM SAC 105 THOMAS (EVAN ADAMS) THINKS OF ARNOLD AS A HERO, WHILE ARNOLD'S SON VICTOR RESENTS HIS FATHER. THOMAS AND VICTOR SPEND THEIR DAYS KILLING TIME ON A COEUR D'ALENE RESERVATION IN IDAHO AND ARGUING ABOUT THEIR CULTURAL IDENTITIES. WHEN ARNOLD DIES, THE DUO SET OUT ON A CROSS-COUNTRY JOURNEY. DR. EVAN ADAMS WILL BE SPEAKING AT THE SPOKANE CONVENTION CENTER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AT 5:30 PM FREE! PLEASE RSVP AT HTTPS://SPOKANE.WSU.EDU/DR-EVAN-ADAMS/
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