UNC Charlotte Social Work professor, Dr. Othelia Lee, will conduct a workshop focused on the Asian American student population for the University Career Center staff. Case studies, a stereotype activity, and a commitment letter activity were all included.
UNC Charlotte is a community partner of Race Matters for Juvenile Justice. Race Matters for Juvenile Justice (RMJJ) formed in 2010 as a leadership collaborative working within their community to reduce disproportionality and disparate outcomes for children and...
To bring awareness to topics related to Disability at Work by having a week of Career Meet Ups led by employers, some that have disabilities themselves. Disability Drop In Hours will also be available for students to ask questions about disability related topics. A...
The Inclusivity Mixer is the premiere diversity recruiting event at UNC Charlotte. The event welcomes all applicants and employers and hopes to encourage inclusivity and diversity no matter the ethnicity, citizenship, national origin, race, gender, age, sexual...
Laws, customs, social norms, expectations, and attitudes regarding sexual orientations can vary greatly in different countries, cultures, and communities. It is important to research these dynamics in the host country prior to departure to learn about staying safe...
Gender roles can differ from country to country and culture to culture. Traditional gender roles often inform the way a specific gender is expected to act, dress, speak, and navigate with the social and cultural norms of a culture. Your gender may have an impact on...
Education Abroad provides specific safety resources for students abroad whose identity may benefit from additional safety consideration when students are outside of their home environment and culture.
