Diversity Week 2021

Women's Empowerment Talk

This interactive panel discussion was geared towards empowering women and inspiring change. Topics included gender equality, economic empowerment, work-life balance, among others. Participating panelists include our very own Dr. Ashley Lewis, Ms. Arielle Catron, Ms. Rosa Rivera-Geraldo, Dr. Chartice Wyatt Thermil, and Ms. Alithia Zamantakis.

Women's Empowerment Talk

Rosa Rivera-Geraldo speaks as part of the Women's Empowerment Talk.

Women's Empowerment Talk

Dr. Chartice Wyatt Thermil speaks during the Women's Empowerment Talk.

Women's Empowerment Talk

Alithia Zamantakis speaks during the Women's Empowerment Talk.

Women's Empowerment Talk

Arielle Catron speaks during the Women's Empowerment Talk.

Women's Empowerment Talk

The panel takes questions from the audience during the Women's Empowerment Talk.

Brian Hickman - Fire Artist

The crowd watches as fire artist Brian Hickman '12 displays his skills.

Brian Hickman - Fire Artist

Brian Hickman '12 uses his artistic skill and knowledge to create a series of stunning work through performance art in front of Memorial Auditorium.

Brian Hickman - Fire Artist

Brian Hickman '12 uses his artistic skill and knowledge to create a series of stunning work through performance art in front of Memorial Auditorium.

Brian Hickman - Fire Artist

Brian Hickman '12 uses his artistic skill and knowledge to create a series of stunning work through performance art in front of Memorial Auditorium.

Brian Hickman - Fire Artist

Brian Hickman '12 uses his artistic skill and knowledge to create a series of stunning work through performance art in front of Memorial Auditorium.

Brian Hickman - Fire Artist

Brian Hickman '12 uses his artistic skill and knowledge to create a series of stunning work through performance art in front of Memorial Auditorium.

Brian Hickman - Fire Artist

Staff and students pose with fire artist Brian Hickman '12.

A Quilted History of African Americans in Dauphin County

Ms. Elizabeth Carter and her colleagues shared the tradition of African American Quilting.

A Quilted History of African Americans in Dauphin County

Ms. Elizabeth Carter and her colleagues shared the tradition of African American Quilting.

A Quilted History of African Americans in Dauphin County

Ms. Elizabeth Carter and her colleagues shared the tradition of African American Quilting.

A Quilted History of African Americans in Dauphin County

Ms. Elizabeth Carter and her colleagues shared the tradition of African American Quilting.

Political Speed Dating

The event showed the campus that we have more in common than we do differences. Students met with someone who had a different view than them and asked uncritical questions. Each student expressed their opinion about a topic without criticism and then students were tasked with finding common ground on something like music, food, books or more!

Political Speed Dating

The event showed the campus that we have more in common than we do differences. Students met with someone who had a different view than them and asked uncritical questions. Each student expressed their opinion about a topic without criticism and then students were tasked with finding common ground on something like music, food, books or more!

Political Speed Dating

The event showed the campus that we have more in common than we do differences. Students met with someone who had a different view than them and asked uncritical questions. Each student expressed their opinion about a topic without criticism and then students were tasked with finding common ground on something like music, food, books or more!

Political Speed Dating

The event showed the campus that we have more in common than we do differences. Students met with someone who had a different view than them and asked uncritical questions. Each student expressed their opinion about a topic without criticism and then students were tasked with finding common ground on something like music, food, books or more!

Political Speed Dating

The event showed the campus that we have more in common than we do differences. Students met with someone who had a different view than them and asked uncritical questions. Each student expressed their opinion about a topic without criticism and then students were tasked with finding common ground on something like music, food, books or more!

Political Speed Dating

The event showed the campus that we have more in common than we do differences. Students met with someone who had a different view than them and asked uncritical questions. Each student expressed their opinion about a topic without criticism and then students were tasked with finding common ground on something like music, food, books or more!

Black Alumni and Student Networking Event

Marvin Worthy '87 - 89M speaks during the Black Alumni and Student Networking event.