Diversity in the News at Fisher
04/15/2022 - This month, First Generation Scholars Riley Ellis and Mariangelis Gonzalez are hosting an On-Campus Donation Drive to help support the South East Area Coalition’s (SEAC) Tool Shed.
04/11/2022 - On Sunday, April 10, the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted the annual Cardinal Awards, a chance to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of campus leaders and student organizations at St. John Fisher College.
04/04/2022 - Nursing major Abdulhady Homed is the final member of the Class of 2022 to be featured in the “Countdown to Commencement” series. Homed was nominated by Erin Barry, director of the Institute for Civic and Community Engagement at St. John Fisher College.
04/02/2022 - This week, St. John Fisher College will launch its Campus Climate Survey to all faculty, staff, and students to better understand perceptions of the College’s climate and level of support for diversity and equity.
04/01/2022 - Over 30 students traveled to Texas during spring break to spread service to the Houston community with the Office of Campus Ministry.
03/31/2022 - This week, Lavery Library will commemorate Celebrate Diversity Month by hosting its first-ever Diversity Fest, from 1 to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, April 5, in the Library’s walkway, just outside of the main entrance.
03/23/2022 - Thirty-one student scholars in Fisher’s TRIO program recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to visit graduate and medical schools, meet with Fisher alumni, and take in all that the nation’s capital has to offer.
03/16/2022 - After more than two years, the Wegmans School of Pharmacy sent two teams of students to serve on international service projects, caring for patients and community members in Roatan, Honduras and Lima, Peru.
03/16/2022 - St. John Fisher College’s Latino Student Union (LSU) has changed their name to Latiné Student Union after a series of discussions on the subject.
03/15/2022 - When a Tennessee school district banned Maus from its curriculum in January, it sparked a nationwide discussion of book banning and resurgence in sales of the almost 30-year-old Pulitzer prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust.