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Workshops

The E. Timothy Moore Student Multicultural Center at Â鶹ÊÓƵ thanks you for your interest in our training sessions.

A staff member from the Moore Center facilitates live and engaging workshops on different topics for students. These occur either on a) pre-determined dates which individuals or groups can register to participate or b) by requesting a workshop for groups larger than 10, on dates other than those already scheduled.  To learn more about the workshops that we cover, please click on the links below. 

 

We are currently NOT accepting workshop requests for AY 2024-2025. 

 

Allies, Advocates and Accomplices Workshop

Duration: 1 hour

Description: This training will allow students to develop an understanding of their roles as bystanders, as it relates to people of color. Although someone may not identify with a particular culture or racial/ethnic identity, this does not mean you cannot demonstrate support in some way. We are all in different places as it relates to the way we show support. This training will help students identify where they are in their journey and tangible ways to demonstrate support as an Ally, Advocate or Accomplice.

Students/Student Leaders

Outcomes: As a result of participating in this workshop participants will:

  • Develop an understanding of the different roles of supporting others with different racial identities
  • Develop an understanding of the value of each role (Ally, Advocate, Accomplice)
  • Identify at least one tangible way to support in their current role (Ally, Advocate, Accomplice)
  • Develop the ability to identify the different roles (Ally, Advocate, Accomplice)

 

 
The Moore Center Overview Workshop

Duration: 45 minutes

Description: Sometimes you just need a quick run down of what culture is and how it is valuable. This session goes into detail of who we are and the work we do in the Moore Center  as well as general concepts relevant to culture, cultural awareness and multiculturalism.

Students/Student Leaders/ Faculty and Staff

Outcomes: As a result of participating in this workshop participants will:

  • Develop the ability to define culture as it relates to the E. TImothy Moore Student Multicultural Center
  • Develop an understanding of the value of cultural identities  
  • Develop an understanding of the Moore Center’s function in supporting ULI 1.4
  • Develop an understanding of the Moore Center’s function in supporting ULI 5.3

Date Offered: This workshop is offered by request only

 

 

 

Identity, Inclusion and Leadership

In this training, student will examine their own social identities and to what extent these identities determine their access to various forms of power. We will also discuss how privilege and oppression inform how we engage with others. Finally, we will discuss concrete ways to practice inclusive leadership among peers. This workshop is designed for current KSU students.

Duration: 1 hour

Outcomes:  

  • Develop meaningful relationships with other student leaders through community building
  • Recognize their role and responsibility in relation to the overall university
  • Reflect on leadership identity including values, strengths, and goals with the intent of implementing within leadership roles
  • Examine the systems of privilege and oppression with the intention to create a more humane and equitable system for others
  • Assess the value and importance of diversity, including intersectionality to develop strategies to create more inclusive environments

 

Microaggressions

This is an interactive workshop designed to increase awareness of the concept of microaggressions, understand how they impact individuals and communities, and explore strategies to respond when encountering different situations when microaggressions occur.  Participants will gain more confidence and capacity in effectively addressing biased comments and behaviors, in addition to learning how one can contribute to a positive, respectful, and inclusive campus climate.

Students/Student Leaders

Duration: 1hour

Outcomes:  

  • Define and understand microaggressions
  • Identity the impact of microaggressions
  • Develop a toolkit on how to respond to witnessed or experienced microaggressions

 

Implicit Bias

Description: In this workshop, participants will explore what implicit bias is, understand how it can show up in their everyday lives, and learn strategies to mitigate the influence of implicit bias. This workshop is designed for current KSU students.

Students/Student Leaders

Duration: 1 hour

Outcomes:

  • Understand what implicit bias is
  • Explore their personal level of understanding, awareness, and behaviors toward different groups
  • Identify strategies to mitigate the influence of implicit bias
  • Identify resources for continued learning and support

If you are interested in requesting a workshop, please click on the Training Request Form Link below.

Before filling out the request form, please note: 

All training requests must be submitted at least 3 weeks prior to the desired training date. Please allow one week to hear back from a staff member about your request.  All workshops require PowerPoint capability, internet access, and sound. Please be sure equipment is set up at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled time to ensure that the workshop starts on time. 

The Moore Center staff lead all training workshops. Completing this form does not guarantee that we will be able to accommodate all requests. Trainings are available on a first come first serve basis. If you have questions, please email Ilianna Velez ivelez@kent.edu.

We are currently not accepting requests for customized workshops. 

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