/ CAMPUS LIFE / DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Diversity DEI Updates Martin Luther King Jr. Day Tri-College Celebration Unity Week 2021 International Support Title IX & Sexual Misconduct Anti-Racism Resources Inclusion Task Force Final Report Intercultural Center Office Staff Summer Fly-In Program Academic Programs WIDE Bias Reporting and Response Residential Interest Houses Undocumented Students & Immigration Resources Bias Incident Report The Division of Diversity & Inclusion Mission: The Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Whitman College is responsible for championing issues of inclusion for the entire campus community in ways that promote a sense of belonging for all faculty, staff, and students. We believe that inclusion is a shared responsibility of all members within our community and that justice for all acts as the Northstar in these efforts. Vision: To have a campus community where inclusion and belonging drive decision-making at all levels of the college, where those decisions are supported by culturally responsive policies and practices. To recruit, retain, and support a campus community that is committed to promoting belonging. To cultivate partnerships regionally and nationally that support the shifting demographics of the campus community and adds to the continued diversification of Whitman. Values: Our commitment to belonging and inclusion lays a foundation for the community we are actively fostering. As a team, we value: Equitable representation and inclusion Differences in experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives Reflection and skill development Innovation, advocacy, and justice Approach: To accomplish the departmental mission of inclusivity, we approach our work from an intersectional, data-informed, and collaborative way. We pride ourselves on working collaboratively to innovate while remaining people-centered. Programmatically we are invested in how the curricular and co-curricular experiences promote belonging, inclusion, and justice. From a practical perspective, we utilize the cultural competency continuum to support a training process that is approachable and accessible. Events NOV 23 Queer Ecology: Art of a Queer Nature 5:00 PM • Reid Campus Center Visit the exhibit developed and curated by David Nord Award spring 2021 recipient, Sara Little '22. The installahitions feature Whitman students and c... More Events 345 Boyer Ave. Walla Walla, WA 99362 General: 509-527-5111 Admission: 509-527-5176 visually-hidden text visually-hidden text visually-hidden text visually-hidden text