College faculty, administrators, and staff can gain valuable knowledge about antisemitism and Jewish identity that will help them better navigate situations when they encounter conflict about these topics on campus.
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Navigating Antisemitism and Building Community on Campus
Presented by Bellevue College Chaverim
Join us for a virtual presentation on March 11, 2025, from 1:30 to 3 p.m., featuring Dr. Nancy Koppelman, Professor of American Studies at The Evergreen State College and Faculty Associate for Special Projects with the Academic Engagement Network.
Registration is required: Sign up here
This event is sponsored by the Office of Community Care and Institutional Transformation.
Why Attend?
This presentation offers valuable insights into antisemitism and Jewish identity, specifically for college personnel who encounter conflicts surrounding these topics. Attendees will gain:
- Knowledge: Understand the complexities of antisemitism and Jewish identity in higher education.
- Practical Tools: Learn strategies to navigate conflicts on campus effectively.
- Confidence: Develop leadership skills to transform difficult situations into teachable moments.
Presentation Format
- Interactive Learning: Attendees are encouraged to ask candid questions and engage in open discussion.
- Supportive Environment: The session fosters inquiry and learning, with reassurance that all questions are welcome.
- Engagement Opportunities: Frequent opportunities for questions and comments, plus dedicated debriefing time at the end.
For more information, please contact the Office of Community Care and Institutional Transformation. We look forward to your participation!
Last Updated February 25, 2025