Soup & Substance Dialogue Series
The Soup & Substance Dialogue Series is a speakers’ series aimed at engaging the university in discussions that foster understanding and appreciation for diversity. Kent State University faculty and staff from the eight campuses are invited to present programs of interest to the University community related to diversity, mutual respect and campus community. A light lunch is provided to "feed the body" and presenters provide the substance that "feeds the mind." Soup & Substance is held twice a month during the lunch hour in the Student Multicultural Center lounge.
"Exploring Multiple Minority Identities"
Soup & Substance, February 27, 2013
"Civil Rights and the Black Art Movement"
Noon - 1:30pm
Kent Student Center, SMC Room 206
Speaker: Mwatabu Okantah
Assistant Professor for Pan-African Studies
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Director of the Center of Pan-African Culture at Kent State University
Soup & Substance, January 22, 2013
"Jewish and African-American Collaboration during the Civil Rights Era"
Noon - 1:30pm
Kent Student Center, SMC Room 206
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Speaker: Rabbi Lee Moore Senior Jewish Educator Kent State Hillel |
Speaker: Dr. Ronald J. Fowler Special Assistant to the President and Community Kent State University
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Soup & Substance, November 14, 2012
"The Emerging Urban Native American"
Noon - 1:30pm
Kent Student Center, SMC Room 206
Speaker: Jack Lyons
Executive Director of the Native American Indian and Veteran's Center, Inc.
Soup & Substance, October 23, 2012
"Exploring Multiple Minority Identities"
Noon - 1:30pm
Kent Student Center, SMC Room 206
Speaker: Dr. Karla Anhalt
Associate Professor, Kent State University College of Education, Heath and Human Services
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Associate Professor, Kent State University College of Education, Heath and Human Services
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