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Amy McKenzie Attends NCBI Leadership Training for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Amy McKenzie, PAR's Administrative Support Associate and an Adjunct Instructor, is a co-facilitator for WCU's NCBI (National Coalition Building Institute) program.
In August 2019, she participated in the 4-day Leadership for Diversity Institute with Holli Stillman, Office of the Provost, Undergraduate Studies Office, Administrative Support Specialist.
What is the NCBI?
Over the past 33 years NCBI has developed into an international network of associates who are trained in our highly effective NCBI principles and practices and who work cooperatively to institutionalize diversity and inclusion programs.
NCBI can empower your college campus, community organization, K-12 school, corporation, government agency or law enforcement agency to take leadership and be able to institutionalize the skills needed to welcome diversity and build an environment in which everyone wants to belong.
甜瓜视频app the Department
In WCU's Philosophy and Religion Department we challenge our students to answer fundamental
questions about the nature of reality and our understanding of it; about the meaning
and value in our lives; and our relationship with each other, to the natural world,
and our environment. Our faculty instructors illuminate the world of ancient and modern
ideas and ideals through stimulating courses on important topics in pursuit of serious
academic research.
Learn more about the program...