Diversity Events

The Health Service will be holding a free TB Testing Clinic on Monday, April 22, 2019 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Bring your I-Card!

This panel discussion will focus on issues that face migrant workers in Indiana County and how they impact its local agricultural and food service industries. These issues have received little public attention and discussion, especially with regard to the local need and void of "unskilled labor" occupations that include hazardous work conditions, unskilled pay rates, and fulfilling long hours of work.

Cosponsored by the Six O'Clock Series.

The IUP Career and Professional Development Center, along with the IUP College of Education, is co-sponsoring an Education Career Fair on Wednesday, April 24, 2019, beginning at 10 a.m. and lasting until approximately 1 p.m.  Students from education, as well as other specialty areas, will be able to meet with organizations seeking teachers, counselors, educational psychologists, etc., for employment and/or internships. 

Visit us and learn how It's On Us IUP, to change the culture around sexual assault.  We will be having a table with It's On Us IUP information and the Pledge Challenge.  Come and visit for more information about Sexual Assault Awareness Month, how to help with the It's On Us IUP Pledge Challenge, how to become involved, learn about upcoming events, and resources for assistance.

While Blacks and Latinxs experience marginalization in the United States, Dr. Molina will argue that AfroLatinxs are forced to maneuver through structural barriers intended to hinder them to: positively promote their identity, increase their social-economic mobility, and live a healthy and productive life-styles.

This event is co-sponsored by the Hispanic Heritage Council.  Free lunch and attendance voucher will be available.

The IUP community is invited to attend a reception for the history exhibit, "The Long Road to LGBTQ+ Equality." The exhibit is available to view until May 6, 2019.  Both the exhibit and the reception are free and open to all.  For further information, please contact Tedd Cogar at tcogar@iup.edu. 

As the academic year comes to a close, many students have mixed feelings about spending the summer at home. The transition from college life to living at home can be stressful. If you think this might be true for you and/or your family members, come and learn about some of the ways that you might prepare for this change and manage the stress of straddling your life at college and your life at home.

Join students, IUP President Michael Driscoll, and other university leaders for a discussion of this important issue.

Free and open to the community.

Sponsored by the IUP Free Speech Project.

Let a therapy dog help you de-stress! 

Join the Haven Project for the It's On Us IUP presentation that focuses on promoting a positive campus climate and not standing for sexual assault.  The program will discuss It's On Us, power-based personal violence, barriers to intervening, men as victims and as allies, bystander intervention, and resources for help.

Attendance vouchers will be available for the presentation.

Students interested in participating in Lavender Graduation or "Lav Grad" should email the LGBTQIA Support Office at tcogar@iup.edu.  

Students interested in requesting lavender graduation cords may fill out a request form via Crimson Connect.