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The RSC Stands with and Supports the Black Lives Matter Movement

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The Resilience Studies Consortium is dedicated to providing learning opportunities across a network of educational institutions that engages students and faculty in the challenges facing our natural and social systems.

Systemic racism and police brutality towards the black community is a significant societal challenge that needs to be confronted with progressive action. We challenge our RSC community to come together peacefully and in solidarity to not only demand change at all levels of society but to also be part of that change through our actions.

The RSC community is built from students and faculty representing different races, sexual orientation, age, ethnicity, religion, income levels, and experiences. This diversity enriches the learning experience and ways we approach issues facing our communities. We strive to provide an environment within our community that is inclusive and respectful.

All humans have a right to life, liberty and freedom without discrimination. We stand with and support the Black Lives Matter movement for freedom, liberation and justice for the black community.

 

Students across the RSC joined the 2019 Global Climate Strike



Student Resilience Reflection Contest

From climate change to now a pandemic our world is changing. These changes are and will continue to impact our natural and social systems. In the spring of 2020, the Resilience Studies Consortium challenged students to creatively express what resiliency means to them in a changing world. Students across the RSC submitted reflections on "Resiliency in a Changing World".

Winners of the 2020 Student Resilience Reflection Contest

First place ($500)
Brenda Lanphear
Western Colorado University, MFA in Nature Writing program
Essay: “Reflections on Resiliency during a Global Pandemic”
 
Second Place ($200)
Evonne Ellis
Western Colorado University, MFA in Nature Writing program
Essay: “Resiliency in a Changing World: Reflections from Nature”
 
Third Place ($200)
Elizabeth Bauer
Western Colorado University, Master of Environmental Management
Essay: “The Sagebrush Gospel”
 
Fourth Place ($50)
Dijon Bell
Paul Smiths College, Psychology Major
Poem: “Downpour”
 
Fifth Place ($50)
Samantha Hunter
Western Colorado University, Master of Environmental Management
Essay: “Dear Abby”

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  • Home
  • About
    • Shared Values
    • RSC Stewards
    • RSC Student Stewards
    • Contact
  • Partner Universities
    • Black Hills State University >
      • BHSU's Contributions
    • Eberswalde University for Sustainable Developement >
      • Eberswalde Contributions
    • Kansas Weslyan University >
      • KWU's Contributions
    • Principia College >
      • PC's Contributions
    • Sonoma State University >
      • Sonoma's Contributions
    • Roosevelt University >
      • RU's Contributions
      • Sustainability at Roosevelt
    • The Evergreen State College- Tacoma >
      • Evergreen's Contributions
    • Paul Quinn College >
      • Paul Quinn College Contributions
    • Western Colorado University >
      • Western's Contributions
      • MEM Program
    • Northern New Mexico College >
      • NNMC Contributions
    • Paul Smith's College >
      • PSC Contributions
    • Tuskegee University >
      • TU Contributions
  • RSC in Action
    • RSC in Action
  • Shared Resources
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events >
      • Summer Retreat 2020
      • Western's Spring Symposium
      • Roosevelt University Spring 2017 SUST Symposium
      • Summer Retreat 2017
    • Speakers
  • 2020 Summer Course Offerings
    • ENVS 397: Mountain Resiliency
    • ENVS 392: Environmental Justice
    • ENVS 376: The Colorado Water Workshop
    • SUST 361: Urban Ecology
    • Political Economic Ethnography
    • Beyond Dirt: The Ecology of Soil