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Social media kit: Collaborative Diversity Conference

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Shed labels. Stand up to racism and bias. Act with moral courage.

Empower yourself at the Collaborative Diversity Conference. The event runs April 24-26 at Plaster Student Union on the Missouri State University campus.

MSU employees can attend for free April 25-26. Register through My Learning Connection via My Missouri State. You’ll earn professional development credit.

You can also attend a pre-conference session on April 24 for $150.

April 27: Just for students

Students lead the way on April 27. The MoState Student Summit is a student-only conference and part of the Collaborative Diversity Conference.

Workshops for MSU students, led by other MSU students.

Key details

  • What: Collaborative Diversity Conference
  • When: April 24-26, 2019; Student summit April 27
  • Where: Plaster Student Union, Missouri State University.
  • Who: Diversity experts, including plenary speaker Irshad Manji. Review the conference schedule for a full list of speakers and sessions.
  • Tickets:
    • Free admission for MSU employees; register through My Learning Connection to receive professional development credit
    • Standard registration: $250, or $200 if you register by April 8
    • Pre-conference: $150
  • Sponsors
    • Bass Pro Shops
    • Central Bank of the Ozarks
    • City of Springfield
    • College of Business, Missouri State University
    • Commerce Bank
    • Community Foundation of the Ozarks
    • Community Partnership of the Ozarks
    • CoxHealth
    • International Institute Business Solutions Center
    • John Deere Reman
    • Mayor’s Commission on Human Rights and Community Relations
    • Med-Pay, Inc.
    • Networking and Telecommunications, Missouri State University

Share your story

If you attend the Collaborative Diversity Conference, we want to hear about your experience!

Join the online conversation during the event. Post about it on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tag your posts with the official hashtag: #Diversity19.

Make your post social media savvy

  • Tag your post with the official Collaborative Diversity Conference hashtag: #Diversity19
  • Whenever possible, tag Missouri State University or @missouristate; Division for Diversity and Inclusion or @DiversityMSU
  • If applicable, tag the post with the Springfield, Mo., hashtag: #SGF
  • If you would like to provide a link for more information on the event, please link to: Collaborative Diversity Conference
  • Nothing beats a first-hand perspective! If you attend the Collaborative Diversity Conference, consider sharing a photo from or quote about your experience

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Sample social media posts

Sample tweets

  • The Collaborative Diversity Conference is April 25-27. Plan your events: https://bit.ly/2GcDdiw #Diversity19
  • How to be a #CitizenBear: Attend the Collaborative Diversity Conference. Registration: https://bit.ly/2HUb9wE #Diversity19
  • The Collaborative Diversity Conference welcomes Professor Irshad Manji on April 26. https://bit.ly/2pHhSDs #Diversity19

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Sample Facebook posts

Example 1

Plenary speaker Irshad Manji

URL: About the plenary speaker

Text: Professor Irshad Manji is an author, educator and advocate for the rights of women and minorities. She’s the founder of the award-winning Moral Courage Project, based at the University of Southern California.

Example 2

Woman speaking at 2018 Collaborative Diversity Conference.

URL: Division for Diversity and Inclusion Facebook event

Text: Act with moral courage and empower yourself at the Collaborative Diversity Conference.

Social media kit: Collaborative Diversity Conference

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During the Collaborative Diversity Conference, you can learn to take part in expanding diversity networks and creating a statewide community for enhanced recruitment and retention of underrepresented professionals, faculty and students. This is a two-day event with a pre-conference screening of American Textures designed to showcase industry-specific best practices in cultural competence, intervention, pedagogy and research.

Key details

Share your story

Help us spread the word about the Collaborative Diversity Conference to the Missouri State University and local communities by sharing it on social media.

If you attend the event, we want to hear about your experience! We encourage you to join the online conversation during the Collaborative Diversity Conference by posting about it on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tagging your posts with the official hashtag: #Diversity17.

Make your post social media savvy

Photos

Sample social media posts

Sample tweets

  • The Collaborative Diversity Conference is 4/20-4/21. Plan your events: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8 #Diversity17
  • How to be a #CitizenBear: Attend the Collaborative Diversity Conference: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8 #Diversity17
  • The Collaborative Diversity Conference will explore the value of community. Registration: http://bit.ly/1kF6tfI #Diversity17
  • The Collaborative Diversity Conference welcomes Prof. Scott E. Page on Thursday, April 20. http://bit.ly/1gvyPoI #Diversity17

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Sample Facebook posts

Sharing about the Collaborative Diversity Conference on Facebook allows for some additional customization. The sample posts provide content recommendations based on our best practice tips for optimizing link sharing on Facebook.

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Example 1

Scott Page

URL: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8

Headline: Keynote speaker Scott E. Page offers ways to breakdown complex systems and grow diversity

Text: The Collaborative Diversity Conference is your opportunity to engage with diversity professionals, share best practices and gain creative ideas.

Example 2

woman a conference

URL: Division for Diversity and Inclusion Facebook event

Text: Learn about inspiring commitment and driving collaboration at the Collaborative Diversity Conference.

Author

This guest post was written by Tabitha Haynes. Please contact her for more information.

Social media kit: Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

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During the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference, you can learn to take part in expanding diversity networks and creating a statewide community for enhanced recruitment and retention of underrepresented professionals, faculty and students. This is a three-day event designed to showcase industry-specific best practices in cultural competence, intervention, pedagogy and research.

Key details

Share your story

Help us spread the word about the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference to the Missouri State University and local communities by sharing it on social media.

If you attend the event, we want to hear about your experience! We encourage you to join the online conversation during the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference by posting about it on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tagging your posts with the official hashtag: #Diversity16.

Make your post social media savvy

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Sample social media posts

Sample tweets

  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is 3/16-3/18. Plan your events: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8 #Diversity16
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference will explore the value of community. Registration: http://bit.ly/1kF6tfI #Diversity16
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference welcomes Maura Cullen on Friday, March 18. http://bit.ly/1gvyPoI #Diversity16
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference hosts student day on Wednesday, March 16. http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8 #Diversity16
  • Watch @DrMauraCullen‘s keynote, “Dumb things well-intended people say” March 18 at 1:30 via Livestream: http://livestream.com/mostate/events/4902303 #Diversity16

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Sample Facebook posts

Sharing about the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference on Facebook allows for some additional customization. The sample posts provide content recommendations based on our best practice tips for optimizing link sharing on Facebook.

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Example 1

Guests at Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

URL: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8

Headline: View the schedule for the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

Text: The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is your opportunity to engage with diversity professionals, share best practices and gain creative ideas.

Example 2

URL: Division for Diversity and Inclusion Facebook event

Text: Learn about inspiring commitment and driving collaboration at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference.

Author

This guest post was written by Tabitha Haynes. Please contact her for more information.

Social media kit: Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

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During the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference, you can learn to take part in expanding diversity networks and creating a statewide community for enhanced recruitment and retention of underrepresented professionals, faculty and students. This is a three-day event designed to showcase industry-specific best practices in cultural competence, intervention, pedagogy and research.

Key details

Share your story

Help us spread the word about the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference to the Missouri State and local communities by sharing it on social media. If you attend the event, we want to hear about your experience! We encourage you to join the online conversation during the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference by posting about it on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tagging your posts with the official hashtag: #Diversity15.

Make your post social media savvy

  • Tag the post with the official Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference hashtag: #Diversity15.
  • Whenever possible, tag Missouri State University or @missouristate; Division for Diversity & Inclusion or @DiversityMSU
  • If applicable, tag the post with the Springfield, Mo., hashtag: #SGF
  • If you would like to provide a link for more information on the event, please link to: Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference
  • When you post to Facebook, boost your status update by sharing it with a photo.
  • Nothing beats a first-hand perspective! If you attend the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference, consider sharing a photo from or quote about your experience.

Sample social media posts

Sample tweets

  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is 3/25-27. Plan your events: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8 #Diversity15
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference explores the value of community. Registration: http://bit.ly/1kF6tfI #Diversity15
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference welcomes Daryl Smith on Friday, March 27. http://bit.ly/1gvyPoI #Diversity15
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference hosts the first student day on Wednesday, March 25. http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8 #Diversity15

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Sample Facebook posts

Sharing about the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference on Facebook allows for some additional customization. The sample posts provide content recommendations based on our best practice tips for optimizing link sharing on Facebook.

Review our tips for making the most of a Facebook post.

Example 1

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URL: Division for Diversity and Inclusion Facebook event

Headline: Explore Community at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

Long text content: “Community is not necessarily where we choose to be, but where we find ourselves being valued, recognized and equitably rewarded.” The theme of this year’s Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is investing in the value of community.

Short text content: What does community mean to you? Share at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference.

Example 2

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URL: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8

Headline: View the schedule for the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

Long text content: The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is your opportunity to engage with diversity professionals, sharing best practices and creative ideas.

Short text content: Working to expand your network? Attend the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference.

Social media kit: Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

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During the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference, you can learn to take part in expanding diversity networks and creating a statewide community for enhanced recruitment and retention of underrepresented professionals, faculty and students. This is a two-day event designed to showcase industry-specific best practices in cultural competence, intervention, pedagogy and research.

Key details

Share your story

Help us spread the word about the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference to the Missouri State and local communities by sharing it on social media. If you attend the event, we want to hear about your experience! We encourage you to join the online conversation during the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference by posting about it on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tagging your posts with the official hashtag: #Diversity14.

Make your post social media savvy

Visual assets

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Panelists speaking at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

Diversity quote on the campus of Missouri State University

Hands reaching out; promotional photo for the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

Sample social media posts

Sample tweets

  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is 4/24-4/25. Plan your events: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8 #Diversity14
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference will explore the value of community. Registration: http://bit.ly/1kF6tfI #Diversity14
  • The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference welcomes @jeffsnation on Thursday, April 24. http://bit.ly/1gvyPoI #Diversity14
  • Kim Norwood of @WUSTL will address the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference on Friday, April 25. http://bit.ly/1dLoSz0 #Diversity14

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Sample Facebook posts

Sharing about the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference on Facebook allows for some additional customization. The sample posts provide content recommendations based on our best practice tips for optimizing link sharing on Facebook.

Review our tips for making the most of a Facebook post.

Example 1

Attendees lunching together at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

URL: Division for Diversity and Inclusion Facebook page

Headline: Explore Community at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

Long text content: “Community is not necessarily where we choose to be, but where we find ourselves being valued, recognized and equitably rewarded.” The theme of this year’s Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is investing in the value of community.

Short text content: What does community mean to you? Share at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference.

Example 2

Panelists at the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

URL: http://bit.ly/1jCcSb8

Headline: View the schedule for the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference

Long text content: The Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference is your opportunity to engage with diversity professionals, sharing best practices and creative ideas.

Short text content: Working to expand your network? Attend the Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference.