Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Contact Information
Momodu C. Taylor, Ph.D.
Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Marple Campus
Founders Hall, Executive Suite, M3590
Email
Yamar Cox-Mason, he/they/she
Administrative Assistant for DEI
Marple Campus
Founders Hall, Executive Suite
Related Links and Initiatives
Would you like general information about diversity at the college and our office and programs? Learn more on our page.
If you would like to suggest a Diversity Program, please fill out our online application.
Related College Resources:
Safe Space Training
Preferred Name Resource
Moon Shot for Equity at DCCC
Title IX
Gender-Neutral Bathrooms:
Marple
- Located outside of Career & Counseling Center/Transfer Office/Office of Disability Services (1st Floor in Academic Building)
- Located outside of the Testing Center (4th Floor in Academic Building)
- Located inside of The Learning Commons in Founder鈥檚 Hall (4th Floor)
Downingtown
- Located behind Career & Counseling Center, across Avenue C Cafe (Main Floor)
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is a collaborative resource for students, faculty and staff that fosters exploration and understanding of diversity of all kinds. Through DEI programming, College partnerships and opportunities for continuous education, the office promotes systematic ways that we can work to create more inclusive and equitable spaces on our Marple campus, our branch locations聽and beyond.聽
Mission: To serve as the central unit for all at the college to pursue resources, grow understanding and advance excellence in diversity, equity and inclusion.
Center for Equity & Social Justice
The Center for Equity and Social Justice at 大发六合彩 contributes to dismantling systems of racism and social injustice within our community by providing ongoing opportunities for meaningful dialogue that creates awareness, promotes education and understanding and leads to transformative change, equity and social justice for all people.
The College ensures equal access to all of its educational opportunities for students with disabilities in compliance with Section 504 of Rehabilitation Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, 1990 and the ADA Amendments Act, 2008.
Institutional Diversity Committee
The College's Institutional Diversity Committee has been a long-standing committee with origins rooted in recognizing and addressing racism at the College. Since its inception, the IDC has been responsible for countless projects and initiatives that honor and uplift diversity of all kinds.
Related Programs & Departments
The College-Wide Reading Program is an initiative intended to provide a common reading that encourages thought, discussion, and collaboration at 大发六合彩. Titles are selected by popular vote from all members of the College community and all are invited to participate in related activities throughout the academic year.
This non-credit certificate program will create understanding and grow leadership skills in diversity, equity, and inclusion. Each unit is interactive and advances from building conceptual knowledge to applying newfound skills. Participants walk away with experience having challenging conversations and envisioning equitable solutions within their social spheres.
Black & Latino Male Empowerment Initiative
The purpose of this initiative is to improve the academic success rates, retention rates, graduation rates, and overall experiences of Black and Latino males enrolled at 大发六合彩. The initiative seeks to fulfill this purpose through achieving goals including: completing a needs assessment, evaluating existing programs, enhancing cultural competencies, increasing support of Black and Latino males, and improving visibility of campus programs geared toward the empowerment of Black and Latino males.
the College's Career & Counseling Center offers聽training opportunities and workshop events with an intention to foster a safe聽space for our students, faculty and staff, with a pledge to become stronger allies聽(no matter of our own identity).聽