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MSFC Professional Development Events
Join the Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council (MSFC) as we invite Dr. Richard Eykholt, the University Grievance Officer (UGO), to share information on how and when the UGO can be best utilized. The UGO is an independent university official who assists in the resolution of disputes between faculty members or administrative professionals and their supervisors or other administrators.
The Center for Ethics and Human Rights is excited to announce a new professional development opportunity for our staff, students and faculty, The LE2AD (Leadership, Ethics, Equity, Advocacy and Diversity) Academy @ CSU. Our first presenter for the launch of this new program is Rico Munn, Chief of Staff, Office of the President at Colorado State University.
There is a difference between being “The Boss” and being a leader. Leadership requires an understanding of self that connects to a deep understanding of the context where you seek to lead. In this dialogue, Rico will share a six-part framework he has developed for “holding the story” of leadership and how that shapes the nature of your leadership and the possibilities for your leadership context.
Wednesday, October 16th
Talk: 3-4pm MT in BSB 131
Optional Dinner: 4-7pm MT in LSC 390
RSVP to [email protected]
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Monday-Friday October 21-25, 2024 | Registration Now Open!
Join the Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council (MSFC) as we invite Melissa Emerson and Matthew Ricke from the Office of the Ombuds to share information on what the Ombuds does and how this resource can be best utilized. The Office of the Ombuds is a confidential resource for all employees of Colorado State University who voluntarily seek help in resolving concerns and conflicts related to the workplace.
MSFC Social Events
Join the Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council (MSFC) for a no-host lunch on the CSU Oval! Bring your lunch, bring a friend, and be in community.
Join the Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council (MSFC) for a no-host happy hour social!
Join the Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council (MSFC) for a fun way to end the week with the Fort Collins Foodie Walk! Fort Collins Foodie Walk™ is a monthly self-guided walking tour from 5 – 8 pm on the third Friday of each month and celebrates the culinary culture and thriving foodie scene in Downtown Fort Collins.
Join Downtown’s finest culinary shops each month for interactive showcases, seasonal flavors, and exciting taste experiences! And, it’s 100% free!
Join the Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council (MSFC) for a no-host lunch on the CSU Oval! Bring your lunch, bring a friend, and be in community.
”The moment we choose to love we begin to move against domination, against oppression. The moment we choose to love we begin to move towards freedom, to act in ways that liberate ourselves and others.”
bell hooks
The Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council (MSFC) would like to acknowledge a recent incident within the Colorado State University (CSU) community that has resulted in BIPOC community members – specifically Black students, staff, and faculty – feeling hurt, threatened, or targeted. We acknowledge that the intent of an incident does not always match the impact. While more information is being gathered, Blackface – perceived or real – caused subsequent harm in the CSU and greater community.
To this end, we would like our staff and faculty of color to know that we are here. We stand in community and solidarity. If you know of any staff or faculty that are hurting, we invite you to reach out to MSFC and encourage you to access the available university or community resources. If you have a need (to bond, celebrate, mourn, or vent), please email us so that we can organize around that need.
In the words of bell hooks, it is only by moving against dominance and oppression, with acts of love and solidarity, that we create liberation.
In Solidarity,
The Multicultural Staff and Faculty Council
MSFC Community Welcome & Mixer
Date: Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Time: 11:30am-1:00pm
Location: Lory Student Center, Room 390
Details: Please join us for community, connection, and food!
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