He explained that diversity is not an easy topic to discuss because “ segregate by nature” because we find comfort in being around people that are similar to us.Ĭastro also said that oftentimes we are not open to diversity because of security, feeling threatened by people who are different from us, and stereotypes, which affect our ability to mingle and connect with people who are different from us. Johnston then reiterated that diversity adds richness to life and showcases God’s goodness.Ĭastro, an economics professor originally from Honduras, addressed the struggle to even discuss diversity in a group of people who are different. He started his time by giving an example of how diversity can be represented by different cultures’ foods. Joshua Dara, associate vice president for engagement and enrichment.Īfter Women’s Soccer Coach Carla Tejas opened the service in prayer, Johnston, an English professor, shared his thoughts on different types of diversity that are often overlooked but add to our lives. Indeed, as the College faithfully Prepares Graduates and Transforms Lives we are equipping students for genuine leadership roles wherever their calling leads. “The recent recognition from that LC is among a group of colleges in Louisiana that are the second most diverse institutions is a result of the desire and need for Christian education from a cross-section of society. “We celebrate the diversity of Louisiana College which is expressed on multiple levels,” said President Rick Brewer. Arthur Mazhambe spoke to the student body on their perspectives of the importance of diversity. Guest panelists were all LC professors who represented five different home countries: Dr. LC was recently recognized as the second most diverse college in Louisiana by. 2 to kick off Black History Month to celebrate diversity, specifically diversity on campus. Louisiana College hosted a panel discussion on diversity Tuesday, Feb. Kylei Cornelison and Victoria Watson, Wildcats Media
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