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Interest Form for Becoming Community Dialogue Groups

Thank you for your interest in participating in a Dialogue Group with Becoming Community in the fall 2019, spring 2020, and fall 2020 semesters! If you have questions about these groups, please see the FAQ on our Becoming Community webpage (www.csbsju.edu/becomingcommunity), or contact Anna Mercedes at [email protected] .

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	Yes! I'm interested in participating in a Dialogue Group. Please keep me posted as specific details develop.
	I might be willing to serve as a co-facilitator for a Dialogue Group. Contact me and tell me what this would involve.
	Please come and speak to my organization (club, office, department, community group, etc.) to encourage participation in the Dialogue Groups.
	Please send me printed cards about the Dialogue Groups so that I can give them to people I know and encourage them to sign up.

Access needs

We want to ensure that your Dialogue Group is accessible for you and your group members. If there is anything you want to indicate at this early stage about your access needs, feel free to do so here or to reach out to Becoming Community co-administrators in person or at [email protected]. If meeting only at a certain time of day (perhaps because of child care or other concerns) is an access need for you, let us know, we want you to participate! Additionally, if you already know that you will be graduating, going on leave or abroad, and so forth, we welcome this information too.

Each Dialogue Group will discuss and analyze a topic related to our campuses and inclusion. For example, possible group topics could include:

*Benedictine heritage and inclusion
*Mentoring for Retention and Inclusion
*Social class in relation to inclusion on campus
*Native and Indigenous Student Inclusion
*LGBTQI aspects of campus life
*Religious diversity on or around campus
*Christian diversity, ecumenism
*Sexual assault and campus inclusion
*Microaggressions (indirect or subtle discrimination)
*Immigration
*Food insecurity on or around campus
*Trauma and social oppression
*Diversity of political viewpoints
*“Hidden curricula” (hidden norms and expectations on campus)
*Student success in relation to inclusion
*Critical race theory
*Dismantling white privilege
*Dynamics of coordinating as a women's campus & a men’s campus
*Civic engagement and inclusion
*Sexual health and inclusion
*Community partnerships
*1st generation college students and inclusion
*Social justice education
*Catholic Social Teaching
*Ableism, Disability Studies
*Neurodiversity and inclusion
*Reproductive Health, Parenting as a Student, and Inclusion
*Universal Design (forming structures accessible to all people)
*Age discrimination
*Mental health and inclusion
*Cultural Diversity on campus
*Divisions on campus between staff groups/faculty/students/monastics/local community
*Inclusion in particular fields or professions
*church and abuse and inclusion
*transportation access and inclusion
*Trans inclusion (such as public restrooms and other initiatives)
*campus policies and procedures as they relate to inclusion
*nonbinary life on two gendered campuses
*exploring domestic diversity and global education
*Town and Gown: Inclusion efforts between campus and town

List topics of interest to you here

Please indicate below the topics you would be interested in exploring in a Dialogue Group. You are welcome to write in any topics of interest, even if they are not on the list above (which was only provided to generate ideas)! You may also skip this box entirely and simply submit your form without indicating topics of interest.