Departmental Trainings

A necessary vector for change is education and the Diversity Committee believes that regular and up-to-date training for all members of the Department of Mathematics is necessary to create and maintain a community and spaces where all individuals in the department, of any identity, can strive. 

There are many offices on campus that provide trainings and presentations, for example with the Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance (OIEC) and the Center for Inclusion and Social Change (CISC).  We regularly invite CU professionals to talk to our department and help us educate ourselves on issues that affect individuals from historically excluded groups in mathematics. 

Organizers

Marcos Mazari-Armida

Some Past Trainings

• Spring 2023: Mitigating Unconscious Bias in the Classroom. OIEC. March 21, 12.20-1.10 pm in MATH 350.

• Fall 2022: Recognizing and Mitigating Unconscious Bias. OIEC. October 13, 12.20-1.20 pm in MATH 350.

• Spring 2022: Anti-Blackness Within Non-Black Communities facilitated by Patricia Gonzalez, our Assistant Dean for Inclusive Practice. April 12, 12-1 pm.

• Fall 2021: Managing Difficult Classroom Dynamics facilitated by OIEC. December 2, 2021 at 12 pm on Zoom. 

• Spring 2021: Wait Your Turn - Interrupting Sexism Workshop facilitated by CISC

• Fall 2020:  Bystander Training facilitated by OIEC

• Fall 2019: LGBTQ Safe Zone: LGBTQ Inclusion Presentation facilitated by CISC

• Fall 2018: Wait Your Turn - Interrupting Sexism Workshop facilitated by CISC

• Spring 2017: Safe Zone Training facilitated by the Gender and Sexuality Center