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Hate
on Campus, Special Edition of The Bulletin, March 2001
(p 9-33).
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This
issue is devoted to the impact of hate on college communities
and methods to prevent hate on campus. The first article
describes the Association of College Unions International's
new program, STOP THE HATE!, in which 38 members from various
regions become trainers on the subject of hate crime
prevention through a newly devised campus train the trainer
program. In the following article, administrators are
presented with a primer for developing effective interventions
to overcome intergroup conflict, hate and bigotry on
campus. The third article discusses the many ways in
which college unions and student activities programs can
promote community building as a means for discouraging hate
behaviors
and intolerance. The fourth article describes how
student affairs professionals can best respond to individuals
who display intolerance, hate or bigotry. A review
of literature dealing with hate crimes is presented in the
next article. The concluding piece is a book review of
Hate Hurts: How Children Learn and Unlearn Prejudice.
Moore,
M. N., Harper, S. R., Hidebrand, E. S., Burns, S. L. Study
sheds light on effects of hate crimes. The Bulletin,
July 2000 (p 9).
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This
article discusses what hate crimes are and how they affect not
only their victims but also their peers. Studies show how hate
crimes can motivate students to get involved in organizations
and diversity programs on campus. This would be useful in
motivating students to start programming around examples of
hate crimes on campus.
Bucheri,
Sara. College Unions provide service:
Community on web. The Bulletin,
September 1999 (p 27).
With
email, chatting, video conferencing and other web-based
technological forms of communication, the Internet has started
new forms of communities on college campuses. This article
shows how using the Internet effectively will help better
communication and make the campus community stronger. This
would be helpful for those looking to increase the number of
student organizations or student unions who have active web
pages and frequently communicate over the Internet.
Fellows-Bennett,
Kelli. Serving to learn, learning to
serve. The Bulletin, September 1999 (p 9).
This
article addresses service issues from involving the community
as a whole to individual recycling programs to defining what
social justice is. It provides a good over view of the many
ways a campus community can benefit and learn from being
devoted to service.
Fruth,
Bill. Campus in Crisis: Wyoming Union
leads grieving, recovering efforts after hate crime. The
Bulletin, May 1999 (p 25). Download
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This
article gives a synopsis of the events surrounding the beating
and murder of Matthew Shepard and the involvement of the
Wyoming Union Campus Activity Center in programming around
this hate crime. This article gives an example of such a
severe event that affects the entire campus and how things can
be done to inform and aid the emotional needs of the community
in the wake of such a devastating occurrence.
Sandora,
Couertney. Effective diversity
programs utilize whole community. The Bulletin,
November 1998 (p 13).
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This
article discusses the growing diversity on American college
campuses and programming suggestions related to diversity
involving the campus community. It includes ideas for domestic
and international students, racial and religious minorities,
and involving people in the classroom and community. It
provides examples from specific colleges of how they
incorporated diversity in the community. This would be helpful
for someone looking to get started with diversity programming
on campus.
Stowers,
Jim. College
Union Pubs: Building Community by the Pint.
The Bulletin,
September 1998 (p 13).
This
article is directed at educating the community about alcohol
through campus bars. It talks about designing the environment
to be more about socializing and programming than just about
beer but doing so in a way that still appeals to the college
crowd. It also talks about how keeping alcohol on campus as
opposed to making it so the students have to go off campus to
drink can be beneficial. This article would be useful to any
administrator or community member looking to educate and
reform the way a college tackles the issues around drinking.
Widoff,
Janet. Wellness program thrives with
community involvement. The Bulletin, July 1998
(p 22).
The
program "Healthy, Wealthy and Wise" at Pennsylvania
State University teaches people in the community how to live
healthier lives as well as providing information on HIV/AIDS
prevention, drug and alcohol education, women's issues, blood
pressure and cholesterol screenings and other health related
issues. This program gives an example of possible programming
ideas for other campus health centers to work with and inform
the campus community.
Index
of Bulletin articles
2000
College
unions can lead revolution in civility. R.R.Q. Thibault, May, p.7.
We
need to talk…. about diversity.
B. Parker. July, p.7. Download
PDF
Study
sheds light on effects of hate crimes. M.N. Moore, S.R. Harper, E.S. Hildebrand, and S.L. Burns.
July, p.9. Download
PDF
We
need to work harder for work force diversity. M. Herman-Betzen. July, p.41.
1999
Knowledge
of our differences helps us serve a diverse world. W. Hollis. January, p. 7. Download
PDF
Book
review: Out on Fraternity Row; Personal Accounts of Being
Gay in a College Fraternity. M.L. Finley. January, p.7.
Campus
in crisis: Wyoming Union leads grieving, recovering efforts
after hate crime. B.Fruth, S. Arnold, & C. Haarstad-Darrow. May,
p.25 Download
PDF
1998
Women
relish challenges of being union directors: Study : Women
face discrimination; strive to maintain balance in lives. C.
Sandora. July, p.10.
Effective diversity programs utilize whole community. C.
Sandora. November, p.13. Download
PDF
1997
Students
learn by helping others. M. Abrigani. July, pp.2-4, 6-7.
Flood
ravages region, not spirit of people. M. Lustgraaf. July, pp.33-35.
Transgender
warriors: Making history from Joan of Arc to RuPaul. M.L.
Finley. November, p.39.
1996
We
build floors and bridges, Dialogue A M. Shatzman. July,
pp.14-15.
Ethnic
art in the union: Reflecting a school's Inclusiveness, R.A.
Frazer. July, pp.2-5. Download
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Entire
AIDS quilt to be displayed at largest AIDS awareness event
in history, L.A. Sample. September, pp. 20, 22-23.
Positive experiences foster retention, Presidential
Perspective. B.J. Pitts. September, pp.24-25. Download
PDF
First
Night perfectly matches union facility community need. C.
Schwelle. November, pp.20-21.
Louisville mayor values Union Board experience (Interview).
W.E. Brattain. November, pp.4-7.
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