No Hate Penn State Presents: MLK Today
No Hate Penn State put on an event in Webster’s Cafe on Martin Luther King day to promote campus diversity and unite against white supremacy on campus. Thank you to … Continue Reading →
Author: Elijah Armstrong
Food for Thought: Schreyer For Women
Thanks to Maddie for doing this Food for Thought interview with us! Her video can be found here. It is crucial for women to have a space on campus where … Continue Reading →
Food for Thought: Megan MacGregor
Thanks to Megan MacGregor of Penn State Wilkes-Barre for writing this blog for Equal Opportunities for students! This Food for Thought is inspired by the recent events for Coming Out … Continue Reading →
Food for Thought: Professor Wadhia
Thank you to Professor Wadhia for doing this interview with Equal Opportunities for Students! She was a part of the Food for Thought series. Her interview is here. President Trump’s … Continue Reading →
In the News: Daily Collegian
I was recently covered by the Daily Collegian, because of Equal Opportunities for Students. The Daily Collegian is the best college newspaper in the nation; you should give them a … Continue Reading →
Food for Thought: Steve Piscitelli
Accommodations for My Students Made Me a Better Teacher When people talk of classroom “accommodations” they generally examine them from the perspective of the student with the disability. Services like … Continue Reading →
Food for Thought: Academy of Hope
Equal Opportunities for Students wants to thank Daniel Robinson of the Academy of Hope for writing a piece for our Food for Thought series. Booker T. Washington once said: “Success … Continue Reading →
Equal Opportunities for Students Update
I am Elijah Armstrong, founder of Equal Opportunities for Students. I experienced extreme education discrimination in high school, and I decided to make a platform that would allow students and … Continue Reading →
In The News: Education Post
I recently wrote an editorial on the recent comments by Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos on the changes she says she wants to make to the Office for Civil Rights. … Continue Reading →
Food for Thought: Dr. Joshua P. Starr
We appreciate Dr. Joshua P. Starr for doing this with Equal Opportunities for Students. He is a nationally respected education professional, and was used for the Food for Thought series. … Continue Reading →