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MOSAIC
MOSAIC (Motivating Our Students to Advocate for an Inclusive Campus) is a peer-to-peer education program with the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs. MOSAIC Educators are students who facilitate discussions and workshops about equity, diversity, and inclusion for the UW-Parkside community. MOSAIC Educators encourage students, staff, and faculty to demonstrate cultural competency and to advocate for an inclusive environment.
Our mission is to educate UW-Parkside students, staff, and faculty on equity, diversity, and inclusion through challenging dialogue and quality resources that go beyond the campus experience. We acknowledge our own potential biases, accept and honor differences, and respect other cultures and identities. We continuously work toward a campus climate of advocacy and belonging for all UW-Parkside students, faculty, and staff.
ABOUT MOSAIC EDUCATORS
What We Do | MOSAIC Educators facilitate discussions and workshops about equity, diversity, and inclusion. Listed below are a few workshops we offer.
Who We Are | MOSAIC Educators are trained UW-Parkside students who administer educational programming on race, ethnicity, equity, and inclusion.
UNDERSTANDING IMPLICIT BIAS
Beginner | Learn how to define and recognize implicit bias through self-reflective activities.
WALK THE LINE: A LESSON IN PRIVELEGE/ADVANTAGE
Intermediate | Learn the impact of privilege/advantage through a demonstrative experience.
BEING AN ADVOCATE
Advanced | Develop a group and individualized plan of action to advocate for marginalized groups.
Request a workshop
Are you interested in diving deep and learning more about diversity, equity, and inclusion? MOSAIC Educators are excited to facilitate a workshop for student leaders, Parkside classes, student staff, or other groups. We are accepting requests for workshops starting in the Fall 2020 Semester.
Want to know more about the program or becoming a MOSAIC Educator? Contact Colette Bell, Coordinator for Retention Programs, at bellc@uwp.edu.