Are you in your first year at K-State? Join us for a K-State tradition – Wildcat Dialogues.
Mark your calendars for 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8! Wildcat Dialogues is an intercultural learning and leadership event designed for all first-year K-State students. This evening provides an opportunity for meaningful dialogue and building connections, as we work to create a community of belonging for all.
During Wildcat Dialogues, you will:
- Learn how to create communities of belonging
- Build cross-cultural relationships through meaningful dialogue
- Engage in active listening, empathy and perspective-taking
- Build a skillset to understand cultural differences and similarities
Wildcat Dialogues is one of K-State’s signature intercultural learning events for all new students. During this event, we will gather together with hundreds of other students in the K-State Student Union ballroom to hear first from some of your fellow students about their identities and how those have shaped their experiences here and beyond K-State. Afterwards, you will break out into smaller groups of 8-10 students, and be led through a conversation by a trained facilitator to share your own story.
RSVP by Sunday, Nov. 5:
For more information please visit the Wildcat Dialogues website, or see who’s going on Facebook.
This event is coordinated in partnership between the Staley School of Leadership, K-State First, the K-State Student Union, and the Division of Student Belonging and Inclusion, alongside a large committee representing students, faculty and staff. This collaboration represents the commitment by our campus community to create a culture of belonging for all.
For questions, email Tamara Bauer, Staley School of Leadership, at tamara@k-state.edu, Mariya Vaughan, K-State First, at mbjv@k-state.edu, Brandon Haddock, Student Belonging and Inclusion, at bhaddock@k-state.edu, or Corey Williamson, K-State Student Union, at cdw4388@ksu.edu.
