This program will be limited to 40 students on a first come, first serve basis. This event is sponsored by the Michigan Journalism Fellows and Dialogues on Diversity with funding from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Names submitted after February 1 will NOT be printed in the Commencement program. It insists on going beyond the superficial King image to re-evaluate and update his life and legacy. An informal opportunity for graduate student parents to meet one another and discuss their common joys and frustrations.
Children are welcome.
Free lunch provided. This day-long conference features some of our nation's leading practitioners and innovators of intergroup dialogue techniques as they explore successful dialogue programs in education, civic and community organizations. There will be three sessions of panel discussion and opportunities to answer questions from the audience. A Roundtable Discussion, and Rebuilding the American Dream in our Communities and Schools. The kudos and publications submission deadline for each issue is the 20th of the previous month.