The Wolverines for Social Justice & Diversity Residential Community allows students to connect and grow in their understanding of social justice with a community of engaged scholars. Together, members of this community will participate in community service, scholarship, and co-curricular programming, holistically focusing on building their social justice capacity and toolbox. They will learn about systemic oppression and privilege related to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, social class, and other intersecting identities, ultimately leaving them more well-equipped to work as change agents in various domains of influence. This community is supported through a partnership with the Intercultural Center.
Advantages of joining the Wolverines for Social Justice & Diversity Community
- Enhance your understanding of diversity and social justice.
- Engage in intentional programming delivered by staff from the Intercultural Center
- Gain self-reflection skills to recognize and develop your professional self and commit to positive social change and intercultural exchanges.
Participant Criteria:
To apply for acceptance into the Wolverines for Social Justice and Diversity community, applicants must be a UM-Flint student residing in First Street Residence Hall.
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For more information, contact Q Dockery at [email protected].
Meet Our Wolverines for Social Justice and Diversity Campus Partners
Q Dockery, M.A, M.S.W (she/her): Q is the Program Manager for the Intercultural Center where she works with students to help create cross-cultural programs centered around belonging, advocacy, and education. Outside of work Q spends her time as a Ravenclaw Prefect and enjoys sports, anime, K-Pop (APOBANGPO!!!), all things comics related, and Disney.
Dr. David J. Luke serves as the Chief Diversity Officer at UM-Flint, and directs the Intercultural Center as a part of that role. When he’s not at work, he spends a lot of time with his wife and three young children. Other hobbies include basketball, Bruce Lee movies, and music (playing the keyboard, listening to 00’s hip hop, gospel, and unfortunately, Baby Shark).