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DLC: Diversity Conference

Diversity Conference Overview

The first annual Diversity Conference (Conference) was held on November 1, 2004 with a remarkable attendance of over 300 University and Health System members, and has continued to grow in purpose and scope. This half-day Conference opens with a morning keynote speaker and continental breakfast followed by workshops, and culminates with a luncheon and keynote speaker. Workshop topics generally focused on issues such as recruitment and retention, defining diversity, legal issues in higher education, conflict resolution, and more. The event is hosted each November at the Homewood campus and registration is open to all Johns Hopkins officers/administrators, faculty and staff.

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2009 Diversity Conference *NEW*

Please visit Our News to view Dean Adam Falk's, JHU, Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, Luncheon speech and Deborah Elam's, VP & Chief Diversity Officer for GE, Plenary Session Video.

Note: This page will be updated bi-weekly.

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2008 Diversity Conference

2008 Diversity Conference Registration Announcement
Registration Announcement (.pdf)

2008 Diversity Conference Announcement
Announcement (.pdf)

Call for Presentations
2008 Call for Presentations (.pdf)

Conference Outline
2008 Conference Outline (.pdf)

Summary of Workshop Presentations
Summary of Workshops (.pdf)

Workshop Presentations


2007 Diversity Conference

Conference Outline
2007 Conference Outline

Morning Speaker
Anne Erni

Luncheon Speaker
Ronald Peterson (Multi-Media Presentation - Macromedia Flash)
Speech Text (Adobe .pdf)

Workshop Presentations


2006 Diversity Conference

Conference Outline
2006 Conference Outline

Workshop Abstracts

Workshop Presentations


2005 Diversity Conference

Conference Outline
2005 Conference Outline (.doc)

Workshop Presentations

  • Honoring Diversity Week (PowerPoint)
    Technical Assistance Workshop
  • Mission: Diversity??Elements of Legally Defensible Admissions and Financial Aid Programs (PowerPoint)
    Gerard D. St. Ours, Associate General Counsel
  • Creating a Culture of Inclusion & Civility (PowerPoint)
    Joan De Simone, Ph.D.
  • Examining the Use of Native American Symbols as Mascots (.doc)
    Jeff Jarosz, Whiting School of Engineering
  • Sexual Harassment Prevention: Eliminating Diversity's Gender Barriers (PowerPoint)
    Caroline Laguerre-Brown, JD
  • Diversity From Theory to Practice (PowerPoint)
    Caroline Laguerre-Brown, JD

2004 Diversity Conference

Conference Outline
2004 Conference Outline

Workshop Presentations


Conference Photographs

Diversity conference group photoDiversity conference group photo
Diversity conference speaker photoDiversity conference recognition photo
Attendees around the table

Our News:

2010
Diversity Recognition
Award Recipients

Individual Awards

Yolanda Abel

School of Education

Dalal Haldeman
Johns Hopkins Health System

Ellen Mackenzie
Bloomberg School of Public Health

Justin C. McArthur
School of Medicine

Alison Carr
Applied Physics Laboratory

Anthony “TJ” Jackson
Applied Physics Laboratory

Abha Upadhyaya
Applied Physics Laboratory

Barbara Ziegler
Johns Hopkins Health System

Heather Benz
School of Medicine

Robert Drummond
School of Medicine

Delia Silva
School of Medicine

Group Awards

Peabody, Tuned – In Program:

Rachel Choe, Cam Collins, Ben Cureton, Joe Hughes, Brandon Rivera, Ian Sims, Carolee Stewart, Daniel Trahey, Jamie Williams, Demarr Woods, Elijah “Eli” Wirth

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Black History Month Committee:

Carolyn Bailey, Wanda Bennett, Cynthia Callum, Kimberly Casey, Melinda Dangerfield, Freddie Jenkins, Lisa Jibril, William Klosicki, Donique Lomax, Sylvia Parham, Keishia Pratt, Angela Simmons, Omegia Thaniel, and Laurene Walker

Johns Hopkins Pharmaquip, Inc. (DME)

Penny Carey, Denise Lannon, Linda Lawrence, Daniel Smith, Evelyn “Angel” Smith, Kristi Stacharowski, and Anna Znovena

KSAS Department of Africana Studies, FAIR: Friends of Artists in Residence:

Erika Kelley, Katherine Mann, Parker Shelton, Nadia Shobnam, and Aasiyeh Zarafshar

Peabody Dance:

Carol Bartlett and Barbara Weisberger

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Click here to view Deborah Elam's, VP & Chief Diversity Officer for GE, Video seen at the DLC Diversity Conference During the Plenary Session

Click here to view Dean Adam Falk's DLC Diversity Conference Keynote Speech

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Page Updated:
May 21, 2010
Patrese Frazier

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