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Encourage CofC to offer faculty development workshops to address different leaning styles that are a result of different educational access. 

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Encourage CofC to offer faculty development workshops to address different leaning styles that are a result of different educational access. 

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Broaden and diversify the way honors students learn

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Broaden and diversify the way honors students learn

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--Tweak the Honors course proposal form such that it encourages faculty to broaden and diversify the way they structure their honors classes.
--Be intentional about the programming we offer to compliment the learning that takes place in the classroom
--Possible workshops for honors faculty (e.g., Ungrading) to help encourage innovative new ways to structure a class
--Think intentionally about how we celebrate academic accomplishments, and try to move beyond just championing just high GPA, high-ranked grad schools, etc.

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Encourage all faculty teaching in honors courses to include readings and examples from BIPOC scholars or contributors to the field. 

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Encourage all faculty teaching in honors courses to include readings and examples from BIPOC scholars or contributors to the field. 

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preconceived notions in the classroom - esp. FYE

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preconceived notions in the classroom - esp. FYE

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-changing readings/content
-addressing the idea that different students learn differently - employ different modalities in our course design - ensure students can use the range of resources
-using data to challenge preconception
-giving students/people time to reflect on data/numbers/challenges to ideas

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We Want to Do More Than Survive

Abolitionist Teaching and the Pursuit of Educational Freedom by Bettina Love

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Being more cognizant as to why some individuals are recognized for accomplishments and others are not. 

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Being more cognizant as to why some individuals are recognized for accomplishments and others are not. 

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my students and I are completing the 30 day Me and White Supremacy Workbook this semester -- that has been a very powerful example that have opened all of our eyes

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my students and I are completing the 30 day Me and White Supremacy Workbook this semester -- that has been a very powerful example that have opened all of our eyes

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keep reading new materials, challenging myself to read more broadly

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keep reading new materials, challenging myself to read more broadly

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remember that we are all on different paths of figuring out what influences us (family, friends, etc.)

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remember that we are all on different paths of figuring out what influences us (family, friends, etc.)

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It's easy to hyper-focus on oneself or on another but forget to compare with empathy

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Trying to figure out how to remind yourself about inequities on a daily basis, not just after a major news event

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Trying to figure out how to remind yourself about inequities on a daily basis, not just after a major news event

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I could look for examples to share that challenge the dominant narrative and the stereotypes

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I could look for examples to share that challenge the dominant narrative and the stereotypes

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Calling people into discussions about biases, assumptions, microaggressions in the same way that I would note them in myself

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We assume just because we treat people of color with respect that there is not a problem with racial injustice. 

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We assume just because we treat people of color with respect that there is not a problem with racial injustice. 

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I could slow down, listen more intently and ask questions before making assumptions

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asking myself how I am reinforcing and/or interrupting my students assumptions about other identities through my syllabus and our group conversations from the start of classes

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asking myself how I am reinforcing and/or interrupting my students assumptions about other identities through my syllabus and our group conversations from the start of classes

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assumptions about political views based on what I know about a person's living and socio-economic position, and geographic location of upbringing

ask questions, listen better, and check myself

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I could ask questions about the situation, ask the person(s) involved to reflect on the ramifications of what they said/did.

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I could ask questions about the situation, ask the person(s) involved to reflect on the ramifications of what they said/did.

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I am trying to double check my reactions and assumptions and then identify a more realistic view or reason.

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Knowing my implicit biases and being able to recognize them in my day-to-day work so that I can account for them/disrupt them as needed

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1. I think we tend to think as a society that people who are struggling are simply suffering the effects of their bad decision, rather than struggling against institutionalized or historical bias.  So we blame individuals for our group decisions.
2.  I tend to assume that my Ph.D justifies my position.  I don't really pay attention to the ground's staff unless I see them on the path or in the office.
3.  My family is one that looks at education as upward social mobility (you can improve yourself) but this overlooks the fact that many people don't have access to that.
4.  I think I probably am in the classroom.  This is pretty easy for me because I am an older authority figure for the students.  I also think that Beth and I are interrupting these in our own office (Honors), but I don't think I doing much good in terms of the broader campus community (other than trying to set an example).

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I wasn't integrating BIPOC into the classroom because none of those individuals had not been recognized as leaders in said field. I now know there are better ways to do this. 

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I wasn't integrating BIPOC into the classroom because none of those individuals had not been recognized as leaders in said field. I now know there are better ways to do this. 

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Difficulties reaching prospective BIPOC students because of the imbedded structural inequities throughout our education system (and because of CofC's history of and continued white supremacy norms)

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Difficulties reaching prospective BIPOC students because of the imbedded structural inequities throughout our education system (and because of CofC's history of and continued white supremacy norms)

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Being shown certain neighborhoods by realtors and told to avoid others - but when I asked why the real reason was avoided and I was told simply "property values". At the time I did not challenge this, which I should have. 

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Being shown certain neighborhoods by realtors and told to avoid others - but when I asked why the real reason was avoided and I was told simply "property values". At the time I did not challenge this, which I should have. 

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new white landlord trying to further gentrify a historical black neighborhood by saying he may buy our black neighbors house in order to 'clean up the neighborhood' 

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new white landlord trying to further gentrify a historical black neighborhood by saying he may buy our black neighbors house in order to 'clean up the neighborhood' 

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justifying euphemisms and myths about opportunity and access

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repeated "jokes" about minorities inserted into regular conversations

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repeated "jokes" about minorities inserted into regular conversations

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Black neighbor asked multiple times if they were really the owner of the house.

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Black neighbor asked multiple times if they were really the owner of the house.

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Having difficult conversations about race and identity can be exhausting and emotionally draining

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Assumptions about the way students learn. We've long adhered to a standard approach to education, but different people learn/absorb knowledge differently, and the standard education system can put up unintended barriers.

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Assumptions about the way students learn. We've long adhered to a standard approach to education, but different people learn/absorb knowledge differently, and the standard education system can put up unintended barriers.

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assumptions about time and time management of female colleagues without children

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assumptions by majority white, Christian students that everyone has the same frame of reference

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assumptions by majority white, Christian students that everyone has the same frame of reference

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Assigning readings that do not speak to my BIPOC students' experiences - that generalize about "people" without addressing the important differences that exist.

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Assigning readings that do not speak to my BIPOC students' experiences - that generalize about "people" without addressing the important differences that exist.

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As a faculty member, it is fairly easy for me to talk about race with the students (in a history class). Rather, I find the most problematic part to be at the employee level.  Most of the faculty and administrative staff are white, but almost all of the cleaning staff are African-American.  Maybe we don't see it because it is so glaringly obviously a part of our racist history.

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Realizing I was rolling my car window up not because I was scare of approaching man but that it was an African American man.

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How will you balance your job with taking care of your family?

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White student's immediate position of defensiveness when discussing issues of racial inequities

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White student's immediate position of defensiveness when discussing issues of racial inequities

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Try to innovate at work and plan for a post-covid world

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Try to innovate at work and plan for a post-covid world

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Unplug from all electronics for an afternoon/day

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Unplug from all electronics for an afternoon/day

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Spend time #unplugging  in The Great Outdoors

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Spend time #unplugging  in The Great Outdoors

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Probably not as much as I should do. I did have lunch today with a former student who is thriving. That always makes me feel good about being in education.

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Everyone in our house has picked something fun to do together.

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Spend time with kids and connect with people

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Spend time with kids and connect with people

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Lots of self-care - yoga, exercising, chatting with good friends

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Lots of self-care - yoga, exercising, chatting with good friends

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Working on climate change action in the local community, on campus, in Charleston, and with Charleston County -- looking like the county might pass a climate resolution in March!!

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Working on climate change action in the local community, on campus, in Charleston, and with Charleston County -- looking like the county might pass a climate resolution in March!!

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I cultivate seedlings for my vegetable garden
-Jennifer

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Extending kindness to myself, particularly when feeling overwhelmed/anxious. Those feelings are often grounded in a desire to be my best self, and it's helpful to remind myself of that.

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Extending kindness to myself, particularly when feeling overwhelmed/anxious. Those feelings are often grounded in a desire to be my best self, and it's helpful to remind myself of that.

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