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2018 Issue 3: Diversity and Inclusion

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[photo of Basmah Rahman outside McArthur Hall]

This is us...Basmah Rahman

Basmah Rahman, ConEd'19, talks about imposter syndrome and making room for different voices in university curricula.

[photo of Professor Lee Airton at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre]
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This is us...Lee Airton

Lee Airton, Assistant Professor (Education), talks about diversity and equity in pedagogy as well as their "No Big Deal" campaign.

[photo of Adriana Lopez outdoors at the Queen's University Biological Staton]
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This is us...Adriana Lopez

Adriana Lopez talks about why representation matters in academia.

[photo of Andrew Ashby at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre]
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This is us...Andrew Ashby

Andrew Ashby, Accessibility Coordinator (Equity Office) / Manager, Queen''s Accessibility Hub, talks about emerging issues in campus accessibility.

[photo of Vanessa Yzaguirre and Erin Clow outside the Queen's University International Centre]
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This is us...Vanessa Yzaguirre and Erin Clow

Vanessa Yzaguirre (Student Affairs) and Erin Clow (Human Rights and Equity Offices) talk about inclusive orientation, positionality, and civil discourse.

[photo of Monica Stewart at Kingston's Springer Market Square]
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This is us...Monica Stewart

Monica Stewart talks about how the Kingston Immigration Partnership is tackling racism in the community with a campaign that encourages people to talk to each other.

[Photo of Yolande Davidson at Queen's Park, Toronto]
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This is us...Yolande Davidson

Yolande Davidson, Artsci'03, talks about institutional and interpersonal racism.

[graphic for principal's column]
Opinions

From the principal: Progress on diversity and inclusion

[photo of montage of author Benjamin Woo and the cover of his book "Getting a Life."]
Feature story

Talk nerdy to me

“This book is about someone you probably know. It might be about you. It’s about the people we sometimes call ‘geeks’ and ‘nerds.’”  

- Benjamin Woo (Artsci'04)

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