Posted on 04/20/2017 6:42:14 AM PDT by C19fan
I am assuming the ‘event’ was voluntary and that the exiles who went to the white room wanted to be there.
If I went to such an event, I’d only go to heckle the “white privilege” commissar. Otherwise, I’d skip and go to the library.
Karen Suyemoto, PhD
Professor of Psychology, College of Liberal Arts Graduate Director of the Transnational Cultural and Community Studies Program, College of Liberal Arts; Faculty in Asian American Studies, School of Global Inclusion and Social Development
Areas of Expertise
Clinical Psychology; Asian American Studies; Mental health and identity in Asian Americans; Empowerment and resisting racism; Community and educational initiatives for social justice
Additional Information
Dr. Suyemoto has a joint appointment with Psychology and Asian American Studies and is the Director of the new Transnational Cultural and Community Studies graduate program. Her research interests focus generally on Asian American psychology and issues related to social justice and anti-racist therapy/ practice/education. Her research addresses fostering awareness and advocacy for social justice through: examining relations of race and racism to mental health; investigating effects of resistance and coping with racism; and exploring the complexity of relative and ascribed power and intersectional discrimination.
https://www.umb.edu/academics/cla/faculty/karen_suyemoto
Lizabeth Roemer, PhD
Areas of Expertise
Anxiety Disorders, Cognitive-Behavioral Treatments, Mindfulness and Acceptance
Additional Information
Dr. Roemer’s research research focuses on understanding how individuals respond to unwanted emotional experiences in ways that ameliorate or exacerbate their difficulties, and applying this understanding to the treatment of anxiety disorders, particularly generalized anxiety disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder. In collaboration with Sue Orsillo, she has developed an acceptance-based behavior therapy for generalized anxiety disorder that incorporates mindfulness strategies; they examine predictors and mechanisms of change in this intervention, as well as the process of change.
https://www.umb.edu/academics/cla/faculty/Lizabeth_Roemer
"Separate but Equal" appears to be making a revival.
Karen L. Suyemoto, Piled High And Deep
http://klsuyemoto.net/html/foundations.html
http://klsuyemoto.net/html/coaction.html
Old fashioned segregation .
Suyemoto is a head case.
Wonder what would happen if we tried that little experiment in the workplace? Might work if the business owner were African, but a white guy trying it probably not so much.
Roxanne Donovan
Assistant Chair, Interdisciplinary Studies Department
Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies and Psychology
Profile
Dr. Roxanne A. Donovan is Professor of Psychology and Interdisciplinary Studies at Kennesaw State University. She serves as Assistant Chair of the Interdisciplinary Studies Department. She earned a PhD and MA in Clinical Psychology and a Graduate Certificate in Women’s Studies from the University of Connecticut, a BA in Psychology from Rutgers University, and a BBA in Marketing from the University of Miami. Her scholarship and teaching are interdisciplinary with a focus on psychology, Black studies, and gender studies. In all her professional endeavors, she strives to make visible the influence of access and power on whose voices are typically heard, valued, and normalized and whose are typically silenced, ignored, and marginalized. Her scholarship examines how the intersections of socio-structural variables such as gender and race impact well-being. She has published over 20 articles and chapters in this area. Dr. Donovan is also a licensed psychologist in Georgia. She provides consultation, training, and media commentary nationally and locally on topics related to mental health, stress, diversity, and social justice.
http://psychology.hss.kennesaw.edu/faculty-staff/roxanne-donovan/
They ALL should have walked right out of the building.
Who knowingly sends their kid to one of these institutions and pays for it?
Dr. Donovan is Associate Professor of Psychology and Interdisciplinary Studies. Her scholarship examines how intersections of socio-structural variables like gender, racialization, and immigration impact the well-being of people of color.
Roxanne Angela Donovan has 2 projects:
Sacrifices, Sisterhood, and Success in the Ivory Tower.
Stress and job satisfaction among humanities and social sciences faculty at a state comprehensive university
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Roxanne_Donovan
“White” is a color. Therefore white people are “people of color”.
Tax dollars are paying these mental cases to spout their drivel.
They don’t teach anything useful so they must keep the children amused until their tuition is paid for this semester. This is also the reason for co-ed showers.
When will the separate water fountains for “those who identify as white” and for “those who identify as people of color” be installed at KSU?
Roxanne Donovan
Four ways to stay mentally fit if you’re struggling with the political climate - February 13, 2017 -https://theconversation.com/four-ways-to-stay-mentally-fit-if-youre-struggling-with-the-political-climate-71666
https://theconversation.com/profiles/roxanne-donovan-324212/activities
Roxanne Donovan
Examine whether personal identity confusion and ethnic identity, respectively, moderate and/or mediate the relationship between perceived discrimination (PD) and depressive symptoms (DS) in eight ethnic-generational groups.
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jclp.21936/abstract
I see what you did there! LOL
I would have denounced them as a processing center for morons such as themselves and walked out before I would have participated in brainwashing exercises such as this.
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