Community Voices Archives
Honoring the Stories of Our DU Community
In our C+V declaration, we declare our intention to “engage multiple perspectives and foster greater belonging.” We invite you to explore our archives below and listen to the voices of our DU community members.
If you are interested in sharing your story* or if you have any questions, please email communityplusvalues@du.edu to connect.
Elevating Community Voices Through Digital Storytelling Archive
Anne Walker
Department of Communications, Teaching Instructor
Caris Fox
College of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences
June Churchill
Department of Physics & Astronomy
College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics
LaNaya Butler
Josef Korbel School of International Studies
Manda Wittebort
Alum, Master of Arts in Higher Education
Morgridge College of Education
Walid Hedidar
Alum, Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and International Studies
Sharing Experiences Archive
Staying Connected & Building Community
An Interview with Andrea Stanton, Associate Professor of Islamic Studies and Chair of the Religious Studies Department
Recreating Opportunities for Community Virtually
An Interview with Emily Schosid, Sustainability Program Coordinator in the DU Center for Sustainability
Reimagining Student Engagement
An Interview with Jasmine Pulce, Assistant Director, Race and Ethnicity and Affinity Group Student Support, The Cultural Center
Adapting to Online Teaching
An Interview with Sister Fred, Professor of French and Francophone Studies in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Culture
Creating Personal Moments Online
An Interview with Thomas Walker, Director of Inclusion & Equity in Student Affairs & Inclusive Excellence
Connecting with Alumni and Donors in a Virtual World
An Interview with Wyatt Hornsby, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Creative Engagement, Advancement
Summit Snapshots: 20 Years of Intersectionality at DU
This year the DU's Diversity Summit turns 20. Along with the traditional presentations and panels, ODEI is happy to partner with Community + Values to create a spotlight centering the intersectionality of the DU community called "Summit Snapshots: 20 Years of Intersectionality at DU.”
"I am from..." poems are a creative way to reflect on the many intersecting identities we all hold in the DU community. These poems allow us to contemplate the many experiences that shape the way we move about the world by guiding us through a sensory journey of some of our most memorable and influential moments in life. This project features representation from students, faculty, staff, and alumni, giving a broad picture of what it means to be part of the DU community. We invite you to read the I Am poems of our community and learn more about the authors.
Share Your Story
If you are interested in sharing your story* or if you have any questions, please email communityplusvalues@du.edu to connect.