The 28th Tapestry of Inclusion ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday, March 31, at noon in Century Theater. A reception is set to follow in the Butte Lounge.
The ceremony also can be viewed via Zoom.
Inductees are:
- Allye Doyle, undergraduate student in the Department of Communication
- Anthony Faris, gallery coordinator/curator of collections at Memorial Union Gallery
- Cindy Roholt, staff/adjunct faculty in the Department of Theatre Arts
- Kaelen Napoleon, staff in the Office of TRIO Support Services
- Kayla Jones, undergraduate student in the Department of English
- Meghan Yerhot, doctoral student in the Department of Human Development and Family Science
- Ruchi Bhardwaj, doctoral student in the Department of Biological Sciences
- Tara Nelson, doctoral student in the Department of Education
The Tapestry of Inclusion is a pictorial mosaic that recognizes students, faculty, staff and alumni for the contributions to diversity they bring to NDSU. Inductees contribute to supporting and advocating for diversity on the basis of age, gender expression/identity, mental and physical ability, race, socioeconomic status, religion, sex, sexual orientation and veteran status of the university community. The program kindles the spirit of diversity that is integral to the NDSU community.
For more information or questions, contact Nicole Askew at nicole.m.askew@ndsu.edu or 701-231-7161.
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