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Tag Archives: diversity
Collegial Community
I am reflecting tonight on how grateful I am to have scholarly, artistic, musical community in my life. I wish I had the capacity to attend every concert, every recital, every performance by the amazing musicians that are a part … Continue reading
Posted in Lent 2017
Tagged collegues, community engagement, community partnership, diversity, jazz, music, proximity, university, vcu jazz
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To my Sisters
Tonight, I close up International Women’s Day thinking about my sisters of this world. There are ways and issues around which we are so proximal, and other ways in which we are so very different from each other. I love … Continue reading
Posted in Lent 2017, Uncategorized
Tagged diversity, feminism, feminist, International Women's Day, intersectionality, Maya Angelou, phenomenal woman, social justice, woman, womanism, womanist, women
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Proximity: Interfaith Intention
A visitor to today’s Red Door lunch ministry pulled me aside and related to me an incident that happened a few moments earlier. Rather than concern, he was relating to me with wonder and appreciation how the situation he observed … Continue reading
Posted in Lent 2017
Tagged difference, diversity, fasting, interfaith, Lent, love your neighbor, muslim, prayer
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Advent Word: Risk
I don’t think of myself as a risk taker, at least not in the traditional sense. Even as a child, my preferred playground equipment was a swing…without anyone pushing me. The most feared days of gym class were when the … Continue reading
Posted in Advent 2014
Tagged Advent, Christianity, diversity, divine, faith, incarnation, respect, risk
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Advent Word: Thrive
I had just put my havarti and sage egg sandwich and enormous cup of tea down on the big, wooden Urban Farmhouse table. My breakfast companions were laughing and conversing, peeling off our coats and scarves on this chilly late … Continue reading
Posted in Advent 2014
Tagged academia, Advent, advent word, authenticity, breakfast, coffee shop, colleages, connection, diversity, paper crane, photography, relationships, socialization, thrive, Urban Farmhouse
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Amish Country
When I was growing up, we spent many family vacations traveling to “Amish country” in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Our little pull behind trailer would follow our van to a KOA campground where our little 12 x 20 space of the … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged amish, amish country, diversity, family, memoire, spirituality, vacation
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Graduation Speech
It’s been a busy week leading up to graduation here at the University where I work. This year, I have served as an academic program director and as such, I was given five minutes at the microphone, as well as … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged academic, commencement, diversity, Education, Graduation, higher education, PhD, social justice, speech
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small points of light 