Undergraduate Students

Welcome to IGR!

The Program on Intergroup Relations is best known on campus for offering intergroup dialogues. These courses bring together groups of students from different social identities for a semester of dialogue, reflection, and learning.

One unique aspect of intergroup dialogues is that they're peer-facilitated by undergraduate students. Facilitation is a great way to work towards social justice education on campus and provides a rare opportunity for undergraduates to take leadership roles in the classroom.

Also, consider becoming a CommonGround workshop facilitator! This is a new and exciting facilitation opportunity that extends outside of the classroom.

For student organizations or individuals planning events related to diversity and social justice, IGR faculty and staff are available to help. Feel free to contact us with questions or to schedule a meeting for consultation.

Forms and Applications

• Intergroup Dialogue (Psych / Soc 122): Intergroup Dialogue Override Form
• Training in Processes of Intergroup Dialogue (Psychology 310 / Sociology 320): Application for Facilitator Training

IGR Courses

• First-Year Interest Groups
• Intergroup Dialogues
• Theoretical Foundations in Intergroup Relations
• Facilitator Training and Practicum
• Residence Hall Staff Training
• Social Justice in the Real World; The IGR Capstone
• IGR Course Sequence
  

Certificate of Merit
The Patricia Gurin Certificate of Merit in Intergroup Relations

Marketing Your IGR Experience
Read some suggestions about how to feature the IGR facilitation experience on applications for jobs or graduate school. You may find this information helpful when writing resumes, or speaking with employers and admissions counselors.