Meet our Diversity Co-Directors
Nadine Hall
Co-Director
Departments:History and Social Science
Approximately 40% of Greenhills families
self-identify as people of color.
Our families come from Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Dearborn, Northville, and other surrounding areas. We are also home to students with diverse gender identities, socio-economic backgrounds, abilities, religions, and sexualities.
The Office of Diversity designs innovative, student-centered programming in order to promote acceptance and awareness of all forms of diversity within our community and our world. In addition to joining clubs such as Gay/Straight Alliance and affinity groups like African American Focus, students participate in activities that address topics ranging from socio-economic status, to cultural identity, to feminism, to current events.
Exploring the significance of social justice in our lives functions as an integral companion to the high quality, content-based academic education that we offer at Greenhills. The work done by the Office of Diversity is central to fulfilling our mission to create “curious, creative, and responsible citizens who respect all individuals and their differences.”
Recent Program Highlights:
- “Supporting LGBTQ Students” Facutly Professional Development Workshop
- NAIS People of Color Conference
- “#BlackGirlsMatter” Annual Diversity Symposium Keynote by Professor LaKisha Simmons
- 6th & 7th Grade Arab American Museum Field Trip
- The Office of Diversity Presents: “What is Intersectional Feminism?” by Nadine Hall & Kelly Williams
