The degree in unicorn breeding and identifying safes spaces will impress the HR department at Starbucks.
Via Campus Reform:
The George Washington University is now offering a “diversity graduation cord” to students who complete at least eight weekly training sessions this year.
The topics include “Unconscious Bias,” “Gendered Language,” “LGBTQIA Safe Zone,” training, and more. The program is put on through the Multicultural Student Services Center, a division of GW dedicated to providing a “safe space” for “students to explore, embrace, and share their diverse identities and experiences.”
Students who finish the whole program will also be rewarded with a certificate of completion and a pin for each “competency.”
According to GWU’s website, diversity programs like these are designed to “equip students and staff with the necessary skills to promote diversity and inclusion in the different environments in which they find themselves frequently.”