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Turning Adversity into Advantage
with
Dr. Laura Huang, Harvard University

Thursday, December 3, 2020
9:00 – 10:00pm (Eastern)

Join us for a discussion of adversity, advantage, and resilience in higher education.
Hosted by Adina Glickman, Co-director of the Academic Resilience Consortium
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COST:
$25.00
$00.00 FREE for ARC members

Moving Up Without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility
with
Jennifer Morton, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Thursday, December 10, 2020
12:00-1:00PM (Eastern)

First Generation college students make trade-offs, that Professor Jennifer Morton has called “ethical sacrifices,” which can compromise their ability to stay resilient.
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COST:
$25.00 General Admission
$00.00 FREE for ARC members

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Dear ARC Friends and Colleagues,

All of us have been affected, personally and professionally, by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as well as the heightened awareness and activism emerging in the US and around the world in response to incidents of racism and violence. These are times that call for extraordinary resilience on the part of our students, ourselves, our institutions, and our society.

The Academic Resilience Consortium stands with Black Lives Matter to oppose systemic racism, to grieve for victims of racial violence and police brutality, and to achieve justice and equity.

We send you courage and hope as we all navigate these waters, engage our resilience, and create new ways to care for ourselves and others.

- Abigail, Adina, Myrna, and Nic
ARC Steering Committee