Our final set of presentations for fall 2020: Patricia Weldon, Ph.D. Turning a lens on identifying, discrimination, and identity Patricia Weldon, Ph.D. a professor in the department of Social work, presented Turing a lens on identifying, discrimination, and identity. Weldon, an amateur photographer, wanted to create a project that created an alternative form of communication … Continue reading Provisions 12/03/2020
11/19/2020 Provisions
The Visible and Invisible: Putting Art Foundations in Context Robert Shane, Ph.D. Robert Shane, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Art History, presented a wonderful lecture about teaching the Arts Foundations course in a way that encompasses the racial injustice happening in society. The Arts Foundation course is taught to all first-year students, no matter their selected … Continue reading 11/19/2020 Provisions
Provisions 11/19/2020
Hi all,Tomorrow, 11/19, at 12:00 PM, we will be joined by Robert Shane Ph.D. and Eileen Sperry Ph.D. for our second set of Provisions presentations. Their presentations are as follows: Robert Shane, Ph.D. - The Visible and Invisible: Putting Art Foundations in Context Eileen Sperry, Ph.D. - What color is the handkerchief? Decentering Whiteness. Here … Continue reading Provisions 11/19/2020
Provision Presentations- 10/29/2020
On October 29th, 2020 we held our first virtual Provision presentations. Highlighted below, are some takeaways from our presenters wonderful presentations: Snap, Crackle, Pop! Yolanda Caldwell was the first presenter for the Fall 2020 semester. In the age of Coronavirus, civil unrest, and uncertainty the college of Saint Rose has been working tirelessly to ensure … Continue reading Provision Presentations- 10/29/2020
Provisions Sessions Fall 2020
Hello all, Our first set of presentations are happening this Thursday, October 29th, at 12:00 PM via Zoom. This year's topic is Global Crisis, not just about the Coronavirus Pandemic, but also the unrest related to racism, white supremacy, and police brutality. We are incredibly excited to have so many wonderful presenters this semester and … Continue reading Provisions Sessions Fall 2020
November 1st Work-ference Summary
Universally Accessible Course Content Presented by Thomas Rosenberger and Abi Johnson 48 students this semester have a documented Learning Disability Nationally 17% of students with Learning Disabilities recieve accomodations Therefore it is more likely that 283 students have Learning Disabilities Proactive versus Reactive Approaches An Alphabet of Accessibility Issues Versus Saint Rose disability guide Need to think … Continue reading November 1st Work-ference Summary
November 1st Work-Ference
We are looking forward to our first Work-Ference at The College of Saint Rose on Friday November 1st! Below is a link to the conference program with abstracts of the presentation that will be taking place! We hope to see you there! Workfrence program (1)
Provisions Work-frence
Workfrence flyer Registration is now open for the first ever Provisions Work-frence! Please register via Eventbrite, which you can access via the QR code below, or this link. [Please note: Chrome is not working well with Eventbrite. Please use the app or a different browser to register. Apologies for the inconvenience.
April 16th: Session Summary
Thank you to everyone who attended our final Provisions session of the year! Notes from the April 16th Session Introductions Reading through student experiences Attachments available under March 22nd Resources Coming up with a vision for a more inclusive campus at Saint Rose Reflections Professors should not "close the doors" on students' dreams … Continue reading April 16th: Session Summary
April 16th Session: Creating an Inclusive Community
"There is only one way to look at things until someone shows us how to look at them with different eyes" -Pablo Picasso For our final session of the year we will be looking at building and sustaining an inclusive college community. According to Ferris State University, inclusion is "... involvement and … Continue reading April 16th Session: Creating an Inclusive Community