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Celebrating Diversity at CLU: A Cultural Show & Tell Dinner Event

Join us for the "Being You at CLU" Cultural Show & Tell Dinner Event in the First Year Residence Halls! This unique gathering will showcase the rich tapestry of identities at CLU, where attendees can bring artifacts that represent their diverse backgrounds and stories. With free t-shirts, door prizes, and three dates across three residence halls, this event embraces our multifaceted identities. Share who you are and connect with your peers in a vibrant community celebration. Commuters are welcome to join the festivities!

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Celebrating Diversity at CLU: A Cultural Show & Tell Dinner Event

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  1. Being You at CLU Examples of cultural artifacts

  2. What artifact will you bring to share? Being You at CLU A Cultural “Show & Tell” Dinner Event In the First Year Residence Halls 150 Free t-shirts & door prizes 3 dates ~ 3 residence halls (commuters welcome) September 2014

  3. Who are you? None of us is just one thing. For example, I’m a female, I’m Christian, and I’m black. But some parts of me influence my daily life more than other parts. This is an artifact that best represents me. I’m a black female of African descent. *African doll.

  4. I’m a female feminist who cares about the plight of women all over the world. *Stained glass.

  5. I’m a practicing Catholic and this is the first non-Catholic school I’ve attended. *A rosary

  6. I’m from Hawaii, born and raised, but I’m not a native Hawaiian, but I strongly identify with the culture. *A lei.

  7. I’m a humanist who questions the existence of God. I’m not an atheist, though some humanist are. The humanist symbol on a necklace.

  8. I’m a Native Canadian male but I live here now. *Inuksuk – stone figures with deep historical roots for the Inuit people .

  9. I’m a Mexican immigrant. *Mexican flag pendant

  10. I’m a patriotic American Muslim. Islamic prayer beads

  11. I’m Guatemalan! Not all Latino immigrants are from Mexico! Guatemalan flag pendant

  12. I’m a born-again Christian. *Ichthys or Christian fish symbol

  13. I’m an international student from South Africa. *Necklace in the shape of Africa with a diamond in South Africa

  14. I’m an Italian-American male from New Jersey. *A Venetian mask

  15. I’m a Native American. *A dream-catcher

  16. I’m gay and becoming an activist for equal rights. Rainbow flag

  17. I’m a Jewish guy. Star of David

  18. I’m a proud Jamaican-American, born in Jamaica and in love with my home country’s culture. *keychain with the Jamaican flag

  19. I’m studying here, but my home is in Saudi Arabia. *Flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

  20. A Spanish fan I’m Spanish and got to visit family in Spain last summer.

  21. I’m a Chinese international student and a Buddhist. Buddha prayer pendant

  22. I’m Jewish with a really strong value of peace. A ceramic plaque

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