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GMU Conference on Workplace Diversity Teaching/Training/Research

  • 1.  GMU Conference on Workplace Diversity Teaching/Training/Research

    Posted 05-24-2007 16:04
    Hi everyone,

    I would like to invite you to a conference on workplace diversity
    teaching (in higher education), diversity training (in organizations),
    and research on the preceding. More information is given below. If you
    are interested, I urge you to register sooner rather than later for two
    reasons. First, space is limited. Second, it will help us with the
    planning. Everyone who registers will be asked to complete an interest
    survey and much of the conference content (e.g., topics of facilitated
    group discussions) will be determined by the interests of the participants.

    Best,
    David Kravitz

    p.s. Apologies for the cross-listing

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    * <http://som.gmu.edu/>*

    *
    The School of Management
    at George Mason University*

    hosts

    */Teaching & Training Workplace Diversity:
    Best Practices and Research Conference
    /*
    *July 13 - 15, 2007**
    *

    *George Mason University
    Fairfax, Virginia*

    ***How can diversity executives and trainers in organizations better
    work with business schools to prepare the next generation of business
    executives and managers?***

    ***How can we maximize the effectiveness of diversity teaching and
    training efforts?***

    ***How can organizations leverage diversity training
    to optimize individual and team performance?***

    ***Can business school faculty provide insights through research to
    enhance the effectiveness of diversity teaching and training?***

    /Participants will explore these questions and more at this inaugural
    conference. Conference activities will feature a unique blend of
    workshops, research presentations, small group discussions, and keynote
    remarks./

    *Click Here To Register
    <http://som.gmu.edu/files/Diversity%20Registration%20Form.pdf>
    /
    Discounted early-bird registration
    available through June 15
    ($75 for participants, $25 for students)/

    Registration Fee: $150
    Student Fee: $50
    *

    */
    Sponsored By:
    Sodexho
    GMU Office of the Provost
    Diversity Training Group/*

    *Visit
    som.gmu.edu/diversity <http://som.gmu.edu/diversity>
    for detailed conference information
    *

    *
    *

    *Sponsorship Opportunities are available.*
    /Click here for more information./
    <http://somweb.gmu.edu/diveduc07/sponsorship.html>
    *
    Workshop and research proposals are now being considered.
    For information about submission, please contact David Kravitz,
    conference chair, at dkravitz@gmu.edu. *
    /
    For more information about registration and lodging, please contact
    Isaac Thweatt at Ithweatt@gmu.edu <mailto:%20Ithweatt@gmu.edu> or call
    703-993-4821.


    George Mason University, positioned in the heart of the National Capital
    region, provides an ideal and fitting location for the conference. The
    Fairfax campus is located within 20 miles of Washington, D.C. and both
    Dulles and Washington National airports. Discounted rates for conference
    guests are available at local hotels as well as on-campus residence hall
    accommodations on a first come, first served basis.
    /


    --
    David A. Kravitz
    Associate Professor
    School of Management
    Enterprise Hall, MSN 5F5
    George Mason University
    4400 University Drive
    Fairfax, VA 22030-4444
    Telephone: 703-993-1781
    Fax: 703-993-1870
    E-mail: dkravitz@gmu.edu
    Web: http://mason.gmu.edu/~dkravitz/