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PEOPLE ENGAGED ACTIVELY IN CULTURAL EXCHANGE (P.E.A.C.E) The opportunity to live in the PEACE Community will prepare diverse students for success in the 21st century. This community is for residents to engage in their interest of exploring various cultures through hosted guest speakers, information sessions about study abroad and other cultural exchange opportunities, discussions on international issues, as well as participating in enrichment opportunities in Winston-Salem such as symphonies, ballets, festivals, and other events that highlight various cultures. PARTICIPANTS OF PEACE WILL: 1. Explore various cultures different from their own. 2. Enhance awareness of cultural differences to be better equipped in interacting with diverse cultural populations 3. Identify conflicts, controversies and issues of inequality in a global context. 4. Debate and challenge cultural stereotypes. 5. Coordinate opportunities to share cultural understanding and diversity among WSSU and surrounding communities. HOW TO APPLY Go to the housing website, www.wssu.edu/ housing, and click on Apply Here for P.E.A.C.E. and W.I.S.H. Theme Housing Options and follow directions. You will be asked a few simple ques- tions. Please indicate your preferred room- mate’s name. Both you and your roommate will be expected to participate fully in the PEACE community and both must submit an applica- tion. Selected students will participate in an expedited housing selection process. Applica- tions must be received by March 21st. Space is limited! LOCATION: PEACE will be in Gleason Hairston Terrace Hall. Students who are selected to participate in PEACE will be placed in their rooms before the regular room selection process. WHO CAN PARTICIPATE: Any rising Sophomore, Junior, and Senior who is interested in learning about different cultures. 3 CHALLENGE YOURSELF! 3 BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS! 3 EMBRACE THE DIFFERENCES! 3 ENCOURAGE OTHERS! MEMBERS OF PEACE ARE: Culturally Curious Culturally Aware Culturally Sensitive Culturally Engaged

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The opportunity to live in the PEACE Community will prepare diverse students for success in the 21st century. This community is for residents to engage in their interest of exploring various cultures through hosted guest speakers, information sessions about study abroad and other cultural exchange opportunities, discussions on international issues, as well as participating in enrichment opportunities in Winston-Salem such as symphonies, ballets, festivals, and other

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Page 1: PEOPLE ENGAGED ACTIVELY IN CULTURAL EXCHANGE (P.E.A.C.E) Brochure

PEOPLE ENGAGED ACTIVELY IN CULTURAL EXCHANGE (P.E.A.C.E) The opportunity to live in the PEACECommunity will prepare diverse students for success in the 21st century. This community is for residents to engage in their interest of exploring various cultures through hosted guest speakers, information sessions about study abroad and other cultural exchange opportunities, discussions on international issues, as well as participating in enrichment opportunities in Winston-Salem such as symphonies, ballets, festivals, and other events that highlight various cultures.

PARTICIPANTS OF PEACE WILL:1. Explore various cultures different from

their own.

2. Enhance awareness of cultural differences to be better equipped in interacting with diverse cultural populations

3. Identify conflicts, controversies and issues of inequality in a global context.

4. Debate and challenge cultural stereotypes.

5. Coordinate opportunities to share cultural understanding and diversity among WSSU and surrounding

communities.

HOW TO APPLYGo to the housing website, www.wssu.edu/housing, and click on Apply Here for P.E.A.C.E. and W.I.S.H. Theme Housing Options and follow directions. You will be asked a few simple ques-tions. Please indicate your preferred room-mate’s name. Both you and your roommate will be expected to participate fully in the PEACE community and both must submit an applica-tion. Selected students will participate in an expedited housing selection process. Applica-tions must be received by March 21st. Space is limited!

LOCATION:PEACE will be in Gleason Hairston Terrace Hall. Students who are selected to participate in PEACE will be placed in their rooms before the regular room selection process.

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE:Any rising Sophomore, Junior, and Senior who is interested in learning about different cultures.

3 CHALLENGE YOURSELF!

3 BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS!

3 EMBRACE THE DIFFERENCES!

3 ENCOURAGE OTHERS!

MEMBERSOF PEACEARE:

CulturallyCurious Culturally

Aware

CulturallySensitive

CulturallyEngaged

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PEOPLE ENGAGED ACTIVELY IN

CULTURAL EXCHANGE (P.E.A.C.E.)

THEME HOUSING:What it’s all about

• Blendingtheresidentialandacademicexperience

• Tryingnewthings,makingnewfriends,and challenging yourself

• Gettingagoodeducation,butalso growing as a person

• Connectingwithpeers,mentors,andcampus resources

• Interactingwithprofessorsanduniversitystaff members outside the classroom

• Attendingeventsonandoffcampus

Why Participate?

In your theme housing community, you will be surrounded by students who are passionate about your shared interests, creating a natural support system. You will gain valuable experience and preparation to be a student leader on campus.

FACT: Research shows students who get involved in theme housing options are more likely to:• Stayincollege

• EarnahigherGPA• Experienceagreaterdegreeofsatisfaction with their overall college experience

HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFEThompson Student Center-Suite 300

Winston-Salem, NC 27110(O)336-750-3471•(F)336-750-3377

Email: [email protected]


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