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This year I'm
working on my giveback project for attending the National Conference on
Race and Ethnicity. So far I have three presentations planned. One about
the segregational and superficial ways society organizes itself, both
physically and socially. The other is about an expanded understanding of
bullying, which becomes the framework for any type of oppressive
relationship between the dominant and subordinate groups in a social
hierarchy. The last one is about a general theory of diversity, which is
characteristic of any strong and resilient system. |
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My name is Rashida Clarke! I am also a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society. |
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Fun fact: I could easily live on cookies. I'm a psychology major and women'a studies minor, class of 2014. I am a co-president of Voices for Women and vice president for M.E.S.S. I'm also a member of Introverts Unite, Caribbean Student Association, and Interfaith Club. I work for OMA primarily at the Lucy Cross Center for Women and Their Allies. My interests are: reading, sleeping, writing, yoga, tattoos, music, horror movies, theme parks, good food, good friends, good times.
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Fun fact: I can write with both hands.
Class of 2015 Communication Major/International Relations Minor. Special interests: decorating, watching movies, being productive!
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Community service and Multiculturalism concerns are two of the causes I hope to champion while serving as a work-study aide in the Office of Multicultural Affairs, (OMA), during the upcoming 2012-13 academic year. Therefore I am very excited about the upcoming year as we do great things together. GO TARS…
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Fun Fact: I'm a total film fanatic.
Class of 2015 Majoring in Psychology with a minor in Political Science I'm involved in a myriad of organizations around campus such as the Latin American Student Association (LASA) of which I'm currently the Vice-President. Special Interests: Reading, film, great conversations, nature walks
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Class of 2013 Philosophy Major with a minor in Women's Studies. I've been involved with OMA since my first year as a student at Rollins. During this time, I've been involved with many different initiatives and organizations. Some of my most proudest accomplishments include my work with the Hope Community Center, culminating in the Night of Hope and Diversity, and taking the "Level 1" and "Train the Trainer" trainings last year to become a campus SafeZone facilitator.
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