Instructions: Please check off statements which are descriptive of the candidate’s participation and provide a description of what role the candidate played during the activity. Be Specific! For example, if someone is playing the leader role, do not simply write, “group leader.” It is expected that you explain what behavior they are displaying. Give detailed comments and fill out the form completely.
The ROOTEd team of peer facilitators is trained in issues of power, privilege and oppression and how this translates on a diverse college campus. Facilitators examine their own personal and cultural place in contemporary society through innovative exercises and are trained to be facilitators around diversity issues.
We are now accepting facilitator applications for the 2017-2018 academic year.
The Davis Projects for Peace is an initiative funded by Kathryn W. Davis for undergraduate students to design and implement their own grassroots projects to take place during the summer months. Individual students or groups of students are invited to submit innovative and engaging proposals for projects focused on conflict resolution and the breaking down of barriers to peace.
Interested applicants should prepare a two-page, well-written statement and one-page budget. Statements should include the following information:
The information will help Student Engagement prepare for NSOP 2015 and to meet all needs of campus partners. Please provide detailed and concise information regarding your session.
Thank you for your interest in securing a ticket for the dress rehearsal of Young Jean Lee's Straight White Men at the Public Theater on November 6, 2014
Young Jean Lee has been called “the most adventurous downtown playwright of her generation" by The New York Times, has written a new play, Straight White Men which will open at The Public Theater this November.