The Global Citizenship & Human Dignity initiative was created to meet the needs of today’s college students. This initiative aims to create a meaningful and purpose-driven curriculum and programming that students can participate in should they choose. All are welcome in our Greek community.
Speaker Series
We commit to bringing a speaker to the Arizona Greek community every two years.
This year, we are excited to have Lawrence Ross join us to present a keynote lecture on his book, Blackballed: The Black and White Politics of Race on America's Campuses.
In Fall 2023, Fraternity and Sorority programs invited Odell Bizzell to facilitate The Talk: A Diversity/Inclusion Conversation That Must Be Had. His engaging and interactive presentation helped students learn about the intersection of leadership and diversity and how to become more effective leaders in a diverse world.
As part of this presentation, students were able to:
- Explore the relationship between empathy and social responsibility
- Consider how to respond positively to those with opposing views
- Develop a community on campus to champion worthwhile causes
- Begin to understand how to facilitate important conversations with peers through the lens of diversity, inclusion, and mutual respect.
Book Club
Each semester, Fraternity & Sorority Programs hosts a book club. Our book club is a fantastic way to discover new reading material, support authors, and maintain connections.
Fall 2024 Book Club
"Blackballed: The Black and White Politics of Race on American's Campuses" by Lawrence Ross. Books will be provided at no cost to participants.
Addiction & Mental Health Support
One of our core areas of focus is curating mental health resources.
- Black College Students Support Guide
- Resources to Support Latinxs
- Resources to Support Native and Indigenous Peoples
- Resources to Support QTBIPOC
- Resources to Support Asian Americans
- QTBIPOC Well-Being and Mental Health: How Communities Can Help
Delegation at the National Black Greek Leadership Conference (NBGLC), the National Cultural Greek Leadership Conference (NCGLC), and the Out & Greek Institute for LGBT & Ally Fraternity & Sorority Leaders
Do the Work
The thought of educating yourself on racial injustice in the world can be overwhelming and intimidating. But change must occur. That is why we love Rachel Cargle's #DoTheWork online resources. It is designed to be an eye-opener and a call to action for those who seek to be allies to the Black community. It is a course comprised of 30 modules. Modules can be completed in 15 minutes or less. Each week a new module is included in FSP Weekly, but you can always access them on her website.