Identity, Intersectionality, and Positionality

SEAS Student Government Identity, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) & the SEAS Office of Community Impact and Engagement will co-lead this interactive workshop learning about identity, intersectionality, and positionality frameworks, reflecting on how they appear in our lives, as they relate to navigating graduate school and career settings.

All SEAS/PitE students are invited to attend. By the end of the session, you will be able to:

Describe identity, intersectionality, and positionality and how each concept relates to each other
Reflect on how your own identities, experiences, and positionality shape how you move through spaces
Apply a positionality lens to common SEAS experiences including course work, group projects, and community engagement

Dinner Provided

Identity, Intersectionality, and Positionality

Available Seats 18 Registration Closes: October 12, 2026 - 11:30pm

October 13, 2026 - 5:30pm - 7:00pm

Dana Building - 4315 (4th floor Commons)
Jazmin Williams-Hudson & Julianne Liu

At this event, SEAS’ Office of Community Impact and Engagement will lead students through a 1.5-hour workshop about identity, intersectionality, and positionality. Students will learn about these frameworks and be guided in reflection on how they appear in their own lives, especially as they relate to navigating graduate school and early career settings.

*Dinner Provided*

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