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SUMMARY:HCHSAA Celebrates Women's History Month with Mecca Sullivan ’99!
DESCRIPTION:HCHSAA celebrates Women’s History Month on Tuesday\, March 8 at 7pm ET! \nJoin us for an evening with Mecca Jamilah Sullivan ’99\, Ph.D.\, who has published extensively on the subjects of sexuality\, identity\, and poetics in contemporary African Diaspora culture. She is the author of the short story collection Blue Talk and Love (2015)\, winner of the Judith Markowitz Award for Fiction from Lambda Literary and The Poetics of Difference: Queer Feminist Forms in the African Diaspora\, which draws upon the rich histories of such well known figures as Audre Lorde ’51 and Ntozake Shange. Her highly anticipated debut novel\, Big Girl (W.W. Norton & Co. 2022) is due for publication this year. \nThe virtual book reading and discussion will be hosted by Judith Daniel ’79\, Chair\, HCHSAA Diversity Committee and Member\, HCHSAA Board of Directors. \nThis event will only be livestreamed\, so don’t miss out!  \nMake sure you are present for this engaging talk. Register here https://bit.ly/3hovMFf
URL:https://hchsaa.org/event/hchsaa-celebrates-womens-history-month-with-mecca-sullivan-99/
CATEGORIES:authors,diversity,interviews
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SUMMARY:HCHSAA Celebrates Black History Month with Alums in the Arts!
DESCRIPTION:The HCHSAA is delighted to observe Black History Month with an online\, arts-focused panel discussion on Thursday\, February 17 at 7:00pm ET! \nOur invited panelists\, Chloe Bass ’02 and Chuma Hunter-Gault ’90 have each led distinguished careers in the visual and performing arts\, respectively. Bass\, who is Assistant Professor of Art at Queens College\, CUNY\, is a Future Imagination Collaboratory Fellow at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and has exhibited at The Pulitzer Arts Foundation\, The Studio Museum in Harlem\, and the Kitchen\, among others. Hunter-Gault is active as a film and theater actor whose credits include Game of Silence\, Nina\, Gem of the Ocean\, Girlfriends\, and The Gun Show. \nTogether\, they will discuss their work and their years at Hunter with moderator Lisa Jones ’79\, who has charted a career spanning marketing and media\, real estate\, and career training. \nJoin us for what is certain to be a fascinating talk. Register here. https://bit.ly/34vnKqW
URL:https://hchsaa.org/event/hchsaa-celebrates-black-history-month-with-alums-in-the-arts/
CATEGORIES:diversity,interviews,theatre
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SUMMARY:Roundtable Series on Diversity-Enhancing Reforms\, Session 3
DESCRIPTION:Our final panel discussion in the series will focus on Retention and the environment for Black and Latinx students and faculty at the high school. Sign up here.
URL:https://hchsaa.org/event/roundtable-series-on-diversity-enhancing-reforms-session-3/
CATEGORIES:diversity
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SUMMARY:Diversity Roundtable Discussion #2: Creating and Sustaining Equitable Admissions
DESCRIPTION:In the last few decades\, Black\, Latinx\, and low-income representation in the Hunter College High School student body has declined and does not reflect that of the city it serves. Students are denied an excellent education in an environment that does not support diversity\, equity\, and inclusion. \nIn this next presentation\, which is the second in a three-part series\, we will focus specifically on admission issues facing HCHS and other gifted educational institutions around the country. \nSpeakers include Dr. Rebecca Deans\, HCHS Faculty Member\, English/Communication and Theatre; Mari HOASHI Franklin ’84\, Chair\, Diversity Recruitment Subcommittee; Brian Scott ’83\, Chair\, Huston-Tillotson University (HBCU) Advisory Board; Kyla KUPFERSTEIN Torres ’92\, former HCHS Director of Admissions; and current Hunter students Aruna D. ’22\, Mia M. ’21\, and Durga S. ’21. \nRegister here: https://bit.ly/3mbsy9q
URL:https://hchsaa.org/event/diversity-roundtable-discussion-2-creating-and-sustaining-equitable-admissions/
CATEGORIES:diversity
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SUMMARY:Roundtable Series on Diversity-Enhancing Reforms
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 18\, 2021 6:30-8pm ET: Roundtable Series on Diversity-Enhancing Reforms\nSession 1: A review of admissions at HCHS and the status of admissions for the Class of 2027 \nIn the last few decades\, Black\, Latinx\, and low-income representation in the Hunter College High School student body has declined. Students are denied an excellent education in an environment that does not support diversity. Please join us for session one of a series of panel discussions focused on exploring the Diversity issues facing HCHS. \n\n\nWelcome by host\, Judith Daniel-George ’79\, Chair\, HCHSAA Diversity Committee\n\n\nBlack\, Latinx\, & lower socioeconomic students shared experiences—Chloe R. ’21　& Charles C. HCHS\n\n\nData about city demographics vs. HCHS—Mari HOASHI Franklin ’84 \n\n\nCurrent Process (HCHS Admin)—TBD \n\n\nPre-COVID Admissions Practice—TBD \n\n\nQualification—immediate pre-COVID & past years—TBD\n\n\nEntrance Exam Design and Scoring—TBD\n\n\nHistory of Inclusion at HCHS—TBD\n\n\nTo sign up now\, go here\, or view the discussion on our Facebook page here.
URL:https://hchsaa.org/event/roundtable-series-on-diversity-enhancing-reforms/
CATEGORIES:diversity
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SUMMARY:2021 Women History Month celebration
DESCRIPTION:This Monday\, March 8\, 2021\, 7-8pm ET: 2021 Women History Month celebration. Sponsored by the Diversity Committee \nDr. Khadijah Miller and Dr. Ernestine Duncan ’79 will discuss their book chapter\, “Negotiated Respectability\, the Looking Glass Self and Mrs. Michelle Obama.” The book\, Michelle Obama and the FLOTUS Effect: Platform\, Presence\, and Agency explores the role of the first African-American First Lady and considers her impending legacy on the American political landscape and society. \nMichelle Obama intentionally defined her role and herself in ways that countered and complemented the images and works of previous First Ladies. Together\, as FLOTUS and President of the United States\, Michelle and Barack Obama reframed the view and evidenced the possibility of a strong Black man and Black woman\, co-existing and thriving individually and collectively. Her initiatives\, which were consistent with other first ladies\, were established to improve the quality of life for all Americans. The strategies she used were crafted to influence and empower rather than denigrate and divide. Through her accomplishments as a woman\, a mother\, a Black woman\, and FLOTUS\, Michelle Obama has stood straight in the ‘crooked room’ of America\, and American culture is evermore changed. \nIf you missed the discussion\, a video recordng is available on YouTube.
URL:https://hchsaa.org/event/2021-women-history-month-celebration/
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