Thrilled to welcome our students back on the first day of the Fall 2020 semester! In typical Boilermaker fashion, they are already ‘hitting the books’ - respecting social distance, of course. Wishing our students, staff, and faculty a most successful Fall! ⁦Purdue University⁩

Welcome to the fall 2020 semester! #boilerup #ProtectPurdue @PurdueNancyMM

Becoming antiracist requires every individual to choose every day to think, act and advocate for equality, which will require changing systems and policies that may have gone unexamined for a long time. ow.ly/iGlu50B5ehR

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Join us as we set on a path toward racial justice, together. Experts and thought leaders will speak in online streaming sessions during the academic year. Learn more about the speakers and event details. Purdue Diversity #PurdueTogether #Purdue #BoilerUP purdue.university/racial-justice…

How can teachers engage in “antiracist” grading practices? Equity advocate Cornelius Minor suggests examining—& eliminating—three ideologies: bit.ly/34wW42P

OCT. 6 | 7:00PM EST Join community activist, writer, & citizen of the Cherokee Nation Rebecca Nagle as she discusses her national art & advocacy projects, her podcast 'This Land', & her work as co-founder & co-director of FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture. purdue.university/racialjustice

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump to speak at Thursday (Sept. 10) event purdue.edu/newsroom/relea…

Month of giving away admissions/parenting books in lead up to the release of 'Who Gets In and Why' continues. This week, copies of Michael B. Horn Bob Moesta 'Choosing College' and Ned Johnson & William Stixrud 'The Self Driven Child.' Follow & RT for chance to win. #bookgiveaway

OCT. 15 | 7:00PM EDT The Promise of a Just America panel invites discussion on the challenges posed by the current political climate to long-standing debates about the efficacy of policies aimed at reducing racial disparities. Learn more: purdue.university/racialjustice

NOV. 10 | 7:00PM EDT Join actor, singer, songwriter, and producer Better Type Carefully as he discusses issues of racial injustices in the theatrical community, his initiative inDEFINED, and his work on Broadway. Learn more: purdue.university/racialjustice

NOV. 11 | 7:00PM EDT Mahzarin Banaji, Cabot Professor of Social Ethics at Harvard University, will present a seminar on the implicit association test and how it can be used to learn about one’s own beliefs and attitudes. For information on attending this event, contact [email protected].

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We are seeking input on proposed changes to the 2013 CAEP Standards for educator preparation! CAEP is accepting public comments through November 2, 2020. To review and comment go to the CAEP Public Comment page at: bit.ly/3iRaBKW

.@OsopePatrisse and guest moderator Yamiche Alcindor headline our next Pursuing Racial Justice Together event on September 24 at 7:00 PM EDT. Don't wait! Reserve your spot here: purdue.university/racialjustice

Policing in America: A Panel Discussion In this panel featuring Chief Carmen Best (Ret.), John Wood Jr., Cheryl Dorsey, and Coleman Hughes, we will address the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve. Join us on December 3 at 7:00PM EST. purdue.link/policing

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A national hero and #Purdue grad, Capt. Chelsey “Sully” Sullenberger III provides today’s inspiring words. #MondayMotivation #HHS/Pyschologist

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