Read about the University’s diversity and inclusion initiatives
“Our main goal is to create a culture in which students are always talking about voting and being civically engaged—and not just during an election year,” says Rosemary Montoya '22, one of the leaders of the new nonpartisan group Bulldogs Vote.
During a recent virtual event, local entrepreneurs spoke about operating a small business during the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact that the Black Lives Matter movement has had on their approaches.
The new four-course program can be completed in one or two years and explores the disciplines of church history, the New and Old Testaments, and systematic theology.
Lavern Clerk ’23 thought she would have to choose between international relations, political science, and economics—but th global business program ties all three subjects together in one course of study.
President Ralph W. Kuncl and Senior Diversity and Inclusion Officer Christopher Jones review where the University has been and where it is going, inviting the community to continue the path of progress in diversity, equity, and inclusion.
