What’s happening right now?
Noheli Ruiz '19GÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýJasmine Torres '19GÌýmet at Nazareth in the speech-language pathology (SLP) master's program. People of color (POC) account for just 8% of the workforce in the field. With the help of two professors —ÌýCarly Maldonado Alicea '12Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌýRupert JohnsonÌý— they formed the Speech-language Therapy and Audiology Minority Program (STAMP) to provide a safe space for Nazareth students in the CSD programs who identify as POC.
Graduate teaching degrees and the speech-language pathology master's degree are now more accessible because Nazareth has dropped the graduate record examination (GRE) standardized test requirement for admission.
Nazareth Athletics launched #NazUnited4Change, a commitment to build and sustain a campus that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion. A wall display about the initiative was installed in Golisano Training Center in fall 2021.
Nazareth's Young Scholars program creates a supportive environment for high-achieving students — like JessyÌýDwyer '18 —Ìýwith financial need.
The Center for Life's Work helped Jessy identify internships and leadership experiences to advance his goals in the world of finance.
Jessy's story »Ìý
"I think that the first step towards change making is looking at yourself. Recognize your own privilege;Ìýrecognize your own challenges," saysÌýNicole Engel '24.ÌýAnÌýEquitable Spaces class "let me explore my own identity," to know howÌýtoÌýbest help others.
The one-credit courses engage students in practices and discussions about privilege, inclusivity, and difference, to address social and cultural inequalities.