Staff

The Flourish Office and the Office of Global Activities are co-hosting a Unity in Diversity Dinner. The event will provide participants with the opportunity to share a meal while engaging in facilitated conversations about social justice issues through a global lens. The dinner will create space for students, staff, and faculty to connect across differences, reflect on diverse perspectives, and consider how social justice issues manifest in different cultural and international contexts.

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Dinner will be provided

Join us for De-Stress Fest with a special Come Thru Sip n’ Socialize on Wednesday, April 15 | 12:00–1:30 PM. Stop by the McGregor Commons for coffee, tea, and snacks, connect with classmates and colleagues, and take a mid-day pause during the end-of-term rush. No RSVP needed for Sip n’ Socialize.

At the same time, Dean Angell is hosting an interactive Strategic Vision “Action Lane” session in the ECC/Zoom (12:00–1:30 PM) to generate ideas and imagine possibilities for the School. You’re welcome to grab coffee in the Commons and then head over to the ECC to participate.

Please RSVP for the

Join us for our monthly Coffee Hour, hosted by the Flourish Office! Social work students, faculty, and staff are invited to relax, connect, and build community over coffee, tea, and snacks. Come as you are—mix, mingle, and enjoy friendly conversation in a welcoming space!

No RSVP needed. 

We are partnering with the MSW Program Office for our Sip n' Socialize! We will be offering donuts and hot cocoa from Washtenaw Dairy. Join us for games, great conversation, and donuts.

Vegan and gluten-free options available. No RSVP needed. 

Join us for our January Coffee Hour, hosted by the Flourish Office in collaboration with the Office of Global Activities! Social work students, faculty, and staff are invited to relax, connect, and build community over coffee, tea, and snacks. This month, we’ll spark conversation around international social work with some guiding questions and friendly discussion.

Come as you are - no RSVP needed!

Personal storytelling has always been a critical tool in our fight for LGBTQ+ equality, whether talking to family members, classmates, co-workers, or elected officials. Now more than ever, we need to refocus on the basics of telling our stories in ways that bridge misunderstanding and help to shift the narrative about who we are. This training does just that. Voices for Equality is a 1.5-hour, in-person workshop that empowers LGBTQ+ advocates and allies to change hearts and minds through the power of personal storytelling. This training connects lived experiences to a broader movement for