Chris
12-09-2017, 02:02 PM
Now schools pay for people to play SJWs at identity politics.
University offers up to $1,000 for social justice activism (https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10248)
The University of Alaska, Anchorage’s Diversity Action Council will soon award successful applicants for its “Student Diversity Award” up to $1,000 toward their tuition.
Successful applicants must demonstrate that they “significantly contribute to enhancing diversity” by either “increasing visibility of diverse people,” “creating a welcoming environment,” or “representing diverse student voices through advocacy and participation” in on-campus student groups.
To apply, students must answer three essay questions describing how they meet the above criteria, while describing how they “advance social justice and diversity within the larger community.”
...Dr. Andre Thorn, director of the multicultural center, told Campus Reform that the award generally goes to those who are “engaged in the notion of diversity and inclusion” and can “infuse campus with diverse perspectives,” though he declined to disclose how much money the university allocates for the award.
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University offers up to $1,000 for social justice activism (https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10248)
The University of Alaska, Anchorage’s Diversity Action Council will soon award successful applicants for its “Student Diversity Award” up to $1,000 toward their tuition.
Successful applicants must demonstrate that they “significantly contribute to enhancing diversity” by either “increasing visibility of diverse people,” “creating a welcoming environment,” or “representing diverse student voices through advocacy and participation” in on-campus student groups.
To apply, students must answer three essay questions describing how they meet the above criteria, while describing how they “advance social justice and diversity within the larger community.”
...Dr. Andre Thorn, director of the multicultural center, told Campus Reform that the award generally goes to those who are “engaged in the notion of diversity and inclusion” and can “infuse campus with diverse perspectives,” though he declined to disclose how much money the university allocates for the award.
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