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Global and Diverse Perspectives

Examples from artist's poster campaign to change the name of Victory Day
Bryant community develops diversity programs with aid of mini-grants
Outdoor photo of outside of Bryant building
International Education Week 2020 celebrates study abroad, cultural competency
Annual event celebrates international education and cultural competency
Headshot of Andy Stoll superimposed over illustration of multiracial audience
Day of Understanding offers engagement around diversity, equity, inclusion
In-person, virtual sessions available for faculty, staff, and students
Nickel Boys book cover
Students reflect on racism and diversity with 'The Nickel Boys'
Thought-provoking novel about racism broadens students’ perspectives
Alumni panelists address students
Alumni of Color panelists share career knowledge and experiences
“No one wants to be that 'diversity hire.' That undermines what you’re about."
Katayoun Alidadi
Alidadi kicks off Global Scholar Stories Series
Division of International Affairs sponsors new avenue for engagement
Bryant Zhuhai class of 2019
Approval for Bryant Zhuhai opens path for program expansion

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