Establishing Culturally Responsive Relationships with Graduate Students

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Establishing Culturally Responsive Relationships with Graduate Students

Friday, February 23, 2024, 2:00pm to 3:00pm Via Zoom
Dr. Leah Brew, Department of Counseling
This workshop discusses the ways in which cultural differences in identities and discourses can hinder relationships between graduate students and faculty. Constructs of culture, intercultural communication, discourse and power will be defined. Attendees will get to practice skills in two areas: how to initiate a conversation about identity and cultural differences, and how to listen effectively. The information included in this workshop could also help improve relationships with other graduate students and colleagues.

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Last Name *

CWID *

Department *

College *

Campus Email *

Contact Phone Number *

What is your ethnicity? *

Hispanic/Latinx

Asian/Pacific Islander

Black/African American

White/Anglo

Native American

Middle Eastern

Asian Indian

Other:

To which gender identity do you most identify? *

Female

Male

Transgender Female

Transgender Male

Gender Variant/Non-Conforming

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What is your role with graduate students? (Check as many as apply.)
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Graduate Program Advisor

Department Chair

Department Vice-Chair

MPP

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Faculty member who teaches graduate students

Faculty member who mentors graduate students

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