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| Scholarly and cultural education programs integrate interdisciplinary study and learning into creative co-curricular programming venues. Approaching cultural diversity from an academic point of context, these programs provide the entire campus community opportunities to engage in scholarship and interactive cultural learning outside of the classroom. |
- - Each year Penn State students interactively explore historic and contemporary issues affecting the world at large. This social justice programming initiatives educates audiences on social structures that work in opposition to the achievement of justice. The Tunnel transforms our main programming venue, Heritage Hall, into a multi-sensory museum that allows audiences to learn about issues of oppression.
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- - the Diaspora Institute educates students on the intersections of cultural servant leadership and community engagement. The experience includes regular institute meetings, an exchange, and a community challenge project. The Community exchange with Rutgers University joins together Rutgers Fellows & Penn State Cultural Leadership Fellows for a weekend focused on understanding culture and building a sense of community.
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- -as part of an interactive educational experience, undergraduate and graduate students integrate poetry/spoken word and music into joint complex performances that focus on critical contemporary social issues.
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