Diversity Challenge
October 18-19, 2013
Please join us for the 13th Annual Diversity Challenge:
Intersections of Race and Culture and Health and Mental Health
Each year the Institute for the Study and Promotion of Race and Culture (ISPRC) addresses a racial or cultural issue that could benefit from a pragmatic, scholarly, or grassroots focus through its Diversity Challenge conference. The theme of Diversity Challenge 2013 is Race and Culture and Health and Mental Health. The two-day conference includes panel discussions, symposia, workshops, structured discussions, poster sessions and individual presentations by invited experts in education, administration, research, menthal health, and community activism.
Be a part of this year's Challenge by registering for our October 18-19, 2013 conference. Registration fees are as follows:
DIVERSITY CHALLENGE 2013 FEES
STATUS |
Registered On or Before 09/20/13 |
Registered On or After 9/21/13 |
Onsite Payment by Check Only |
| Regular Attendee | $250 |
$270 |
$290 |
Current Student
|
$75 |
$95 |
$115 |
Current Boston College Student |
$65 | $85 | $105 |
| Boston College Faculty | $150 |
$170 |
$190 |
REGISTER NOW BY MAIL or ONLINE WITH A CREDIT CARD
Please note there is an additional $20 charge for onsite registration.
CONFERENCE LOCATIONS
Diversity Challenge sessions will be presented in several buildings: Yawkey Center, Campion Hall, Cushing Hall, and Fulton Hall. Participants should park in the Beacon Street Garage, 3rd floor. Registration will be in the Murray Room in Yawkey Hall. View a map of the Boston College campus to view the building and garage locations.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
ISPRC has reserved blocks of rooms at several area hotels. Please note that there are many events in Boston during Diversity Challenge weekend and accommodations will be scarce. We encourage you to book your room early. Our special rates are in effect until 4-5 weeks prior to the conference. Please view the links to six different area hotels and other area information.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Please note that photographs taken of conference sessions and participants may be used on the Institute’s website, in printed publications, and in marketing campaigns.

