Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee
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All are welcome to participate in all programs and events.
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Native & Indigenous American History Month
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During Native & Indigenous American History Month we highlight the Lenape, also known as the Delaware, who historically inhabited the New Jersey region. Today, three tribes have state recognition in New Jersey: the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation, the Powhatan Renape Nation, and the Ramapough Lenape Nation. Other tribes and groups associated with the region include the Munsee, Nanticoke, and various Lenape-related communities.
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We continue to be inspired by our SHU Reads! book The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World by indigenous scientist and author Robin Wall Kimmerer. Here are some upcoming events inspired by Kimmerer's ethic of reciprocity, sustainability, interconnectedness, and gratitude:
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StillmanSpeaks: Edner (Billy) Bataille
November 13
Join us this fall as expert faculty from the Stillman School of Business explore timely, thought-provoking topics: "Is College Still Worth It? The ROI of Higher Education in 2025."
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Albanian Independence Day Celebration
November 14
Join the Albani an Student Organization (ASO) for the second Annual Albanian Independence Celebration. An evening of culture, music, dance and community as we honor Albania's rich history and vibrant culture.
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| How I Got Here Series
November 17
Dr. Ramin Zakir is a leading voice in cardiovascular care, innovation, and patient-centered medicine.
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| Coffee and Tea with Career Center
November 18
International Educational Week - Join us for coffee or tea while receiving résumé and interview tips from the Career Center. Light desserts will be served.
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Every Wednesday, University Center, Information Desk
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Show your Pirate Pride! We welcome anyone wearing SHU blue or SHU apparel on Wednesdays to say hello, take a photo, and pick up a piece of candy from the University Center Information Desk. SHU Blue Days will take place on all Wednesdays when the University is open. Be sure to rep your blue. GO PIRATES!
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University Center, Room 209
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Join the Office of Campus Inclusion and the Office of International Programs on November 18 at 5 pm for an evening of global fun and connection at International Game Night! Enjoy a global-themed Kahoot and games from around the world while meeting fellow students, learning about different cultures, and sharing plenty of laughs along the way.
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On November 19, we celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a special movie trivia night honoring Indigenous stories, voices, and cultures. We’ll be featuring a film that highlights Native perspectives, and you'll help us choose which one. Vote today at shu_campusinclusion on Instagram.
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The Campus Inclusion and Community Center supports the University Strategic Plan in advancing hospitality, dialogue, diversity, equity, inclusion, and service to others—regardless of one's background or belief. The learning space will foster a genuine sense of community, where every member feels part of an inclusive whole, built on mutual respect and appreciation. The space is open Monday - Friday from noon to 5 pm. All are welcome. For ideas, suggestions, partnerships, and event requests, email campusinclusion@shu.edu.
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- November 12: St. Josaphat
- November 13: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
- November 15: St. Albert the Great
- November 17: St. Elizabeth of Hungary
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Eucharistic Exposition and Adoration
Every Tuesday and Thursday, Chapel of the Immaculate Conception
Take a break from the day and spend some time in quiet prayer with Jesus in the Most Blessed Sacrament.
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Moonlight Mercy
Every Wednesday, Chapel of the Immaculate Conception
Join us for music, prayer, confessions, adoration, and quiet time. All are welcome!
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- November 9: World Freedom Day
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November 10: World Science Day for Peace and Development
- November 11: Kristallnacht, or the Night of Broken Glass
- November 13: World Kindness Day
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Student Engagement Events
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Hats Off to Downtown
Head to South Orange Downtown on Friday, November 14 from 5–8 p.m. for Hats Off to Downtown, a fun district-wide shopping crawl celebrating local businesses. Stroll through downtown to shop exclusive deals, enjoy giveaways, tastings, restaurant specials, and music from DJ Phillip Lee. Start the night at The Co-Lab (57 S Orange Ave) to pick up an event passport and tokens to drop at each business visited—each token earns a raffle entry for a chance to win great prizes, no purchase necessary. Creative hats are encouraged for a shot at the Best Hat Contest. The event is free to attend, with RSVP recommended at southorangedowntown.org/hats-off.
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At Seton Hall, we are committed to being a safe, supportive, and inclusive living and learning environment that fosters academic, spiritual, and personal growth. Your health, safety, and success are paramount in all we do.
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Please also take time to review our campus resources:
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Rev. Dr. John J. Ranieri
Director, University Honors Program
Thomas and Ruth Sharkey Professor of Humanities
Professor of Philosophy
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Monica Burnette, Ph.D.
Vice President of Student Services
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Co-chairs, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee
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