Belonging @ KU Series

This educational programming series is an interdisciplinary, multimodal opportunity for students, staff, and faculty to explore identity, culture, intersectionality, and the meaning of community.

November 12 - Belonging @ KU: Social Class & Culture in our Campus Community

Social class is a complex phenomenon related to our identities, communities and culture that is often overlooked. Yet, its presence and influence in our lives are undeniable. This session will explore the complexity of social class as a phenomenon and how it manifests in our experiences in higher education. Attendees will learn about trends related to broader social inequity in the U.S. and how that inequity is relevant to our campus community. The session will close by featuring additional learning opportunities and campus resources that support people facing economic adversity.

Image Says, "Belonging @ K.U. Dr. Angela Gise-Mackey. University Of Kansas, Impact & Belonging Team, Office Of Civil Rights & Title I.X." Image Includes A Headshot Of Dr. Angela Gist-Mackey.

Past Belonging @ KU Events

  • Image Says Belonging @ K.U., Black Academia Black Publishing, Black Womanhood. 02.26.24 @ 1:00 P.M. Register: Rockcha.Lk/Bhmdiscussion

    February 26, 2024 - Panel Discussion

    Dorthy Pennington & Giselle Anatol

  • Individuals On Strong Hall Lawn Assembling Tipi

    October 9, 2023 - Indigenous People's Day

    Celebrate and honor Native American people, cultures, and histories

  • Joaquín Zihuatanejo wearing a grey hat on a gradient grey to red background

    September 21, 2023 - Joaquín Zihuatanejo

    Join us during Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month