Seton Hall University Libraries: Race and Racial Studies: Student Resources

This Guide Will Connect You To Various Resources On The Study Of Race & Racial Studies In Their Varied Forms.

Race and Racial Studies: Student Resources

This page is dedicated to providing the reader with student resources including overviews, and sites devoted to perspectives on racial instruction, home study and curricular aids. Sources include various grade levels whereby the individual can evaluate different means of evaluating sites that can benefit the learner at any stage of life from an educational standpoint.

Learning to Talk Race in the Classroom - Inside Higher Education
Talking Race - Teaching Tolerance
Talking Race In The Classroom, K-12: NPR Interview
Teaching Race in Schools in the 21st Century - Black Past.com
Teaching Teachers to Reflect on Race
Teaching Race and Gender Theory - A Toolkit
Student Project designed by Danica Savonick, CUNY. She found noted that - Cathy N. Davidson and Michael Gillespie co-taught a graduate seminar, “Teaching Race and Gender Theory in the Undergraduate Humanities Classroom” at the CUNY Graduate Center. This student-centered, active learning class was broken up into four topics (pedagogy, literary and expressive culture, visuality and new media, and music) and a group of graduate students was responsible for designing activities, assignments, homework, and lesson plans for each topic.
Teaching Race - Seton Hall University Initiatives
Various information related to the work of faculty and administration to address the issue and value of teaching Race in the classroom

Diversity Coalition Resources

Diversity Coalition Resources
The Diversity Coalition is an informal group made up of activated faculty from Seton Hall’s Seminar on Challenging Racism and Teaching for Inclusivity. Please contact us: diversitycoalition@shu.edu