Diversity Resource Center

Welcome to Idaho State University’s Diversity Resource Center. We are located in the Rendezvous Building room 129 (across the street from the Eli M. Oboler library) from 8:00 a.m until 5:00 p.m.
We are open to all students, faculty, and staff and believe that all of us, working together, will make our communities stronger. We help promote diversity events on campus and in the community and know that by learning about ourselves and others, we all benefit. It is our belief that these interactions provide a great opportunity for learning and are critical to the mission of the university. We invite and encourage you to visit our page often! Here you will find information about our upcoming programming information, as well as information about campus and community events related to diversity and inclusion. It is our belief that together, we can continue to make our campus a place where diversity creates a community dedicated to understanding, unity, communication, and respect.
In addition to presenting our annual diversity programming, the DRC has worked to become a place where students, faculty and staff can come together, relax and rejuvenate. The DRC has a small computer lab for those students needing to conduct research or study. Campus organizations can reserve the DRC to for meetings and academic presentations. We are also available to conduct trainings and consultations on diversity issues for staff and students upon request by emailing drc@isu.edu


Dr. Henry Evans
Associate Director EO/AA and Diversity, Diversity Resource Center
Office: Rendezvous 157
208-282-4223
This year's programming theme for is IT'S STILL ALL LOVE!
April 19th, 2018
From Concern to Advocacy: The Human face of immigration Law.
Presenting:
Melanie Gleason Esq. CPC
This year's programming theme for is IT'S STILL ALL LOVE!
DRC Spring Events
January 15, 2018
Annual MLK Jr. March and Program "Only Love Can Do That"
Come join us as we celebrate the legacy and impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This year's theme centers on Dr. King's views of the the transformative power of love.
February
Black History Month
This year's theme is "Loving your roots" Come help us celebrate the importance of knowing and respecting our roots.
February 15th
Panel: "It's a Love Thang"
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Student Union Building Middle South Fork Room
Come join as a diverse collection of voices and perspectives from the community and university explorw how community members feel love, welcomed and respected.
February 20th
Slam Poetry Night
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Diversity Resource Center, Rendezvous 129
Come enjoy the writings of poets who wrote about the black experience. You can also read works from African-American poets or read your own. If you are interested in participating in this event, contact us at 208-282-3142.
February 27th
Panel: "Human ancestry and what makes us like one another"
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Rendezvous Suites ABC
Come and list to our panel of experts discuss issues surrounding the growth of at-home genetic testing kits and the ways that their prevalence may shift the way tha twe see ourselves and others.
Keep an eye out for these other diversity events
Presented by ISU's Latin Sorority: Lamda Theta Alpha February, 8th at 6:00 p.m.. We Hope to see you there!
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Showing February 5th-7th in the ISU Theater
Showing February 19th-21st in the ISU Theater
Presented by the ISU Program Council, Slam Poet Rudy Francisco will be at ISU on Febrary 21st
Diversity Resource Center
(208) 282-3142
(208) 282-5829
Rendezvous Bldg. Rm. 129
921 S. 8th, Stop 8036
Pocatello, ID. 83209