Inclusion Inventory

Many different activities, courses, and programs contribute to our commitment to cultivate a diverse and inclusive campus environment. 

The Inclusion Inventory is designed to tell the collective story about how we strive to live according to our community values, one of which reminds us to foster a welcoming environment for all members of our community. In place of a printed report updated just once per year, the Inclusion Inventory page of the website provides an ongoing look at inclusion activities throughout the year.

Submit an entry to the Inclusion Inventory

 

Welcome Home: A Historic Partnership

Welcome Home

On April 12, our community solidified its connection with the Delaware Tribe of Indians alongside the Perkiomen Valley School District in a historic Welcome Home event.

Campus Fair and Lightning Talks Raise Awareness for Hidden Disabilities

Inclusion and Equity Awards Presented Tuesday, April 26

Assistant Professor of Biology Jennifer King, Assistant Director of Residence Life Michael Thompkins, and Sophie Louis ’24, receives the annual Inclusion and Equity Awards. The presentation took place during the Spring Awards event in the Myrin Library Lounge on Tuesday, April 26. The celebratory event also included the All Campus Awards, Faculty Publication Party, and the annual Beardwood Toast. 

College Shares Land Acknowledgement Statement

Berman Museum to Host Conversation with Guggenheim Fellows and Photographers Donald E. Camp, Ron Tarver, Wendel A. White and William E. Williams

Banning Maus: Censorship in the 21st Century

Division Announcement

Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. with a Weeklong Celebration

Championing Digital Equity

MLK Week 2022 to Feature the return of Lightning Talks and the Film 42

Performer in Transition

Partnership with Delaware Tribe of Indians Moves Forward

“Dual Pandemic” Discussion Group Addresses COVID-19 and Inequity

What Matters to Us: An Inclusive Community

Early North America: Lori Daggar Assistant Professor of History

Inventory on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Activist Rev. James Lawson Brings Message of Nonviolence to Virtual Event

Faculty and Staff Share Ways to Support LGBTQ+ Community During Pride Week

Ursinus Vigil to Mark National Day of Mourning

One Book, One Ursinus: Born a Crime, by Trevor Noah

Virtual Community Conference Explores Invisible Barriers

Neuroscience Major Starts oSTEM Chapter at Ursinus to Support LGBTQ Students

Celebrating 100 Years of the 19th Amendment

Ursinus Ranked No. 2 on List of Best Colleges for Financial Aid in Pennsylvania

Latinx and LGBTQ+ Communities Are Focus of Newest Inclusive Community Fellowships