Intergroup Relations | A Partnership Between LSA and Student Life

2022 IGR Graduation Open House Celebration

You're invited to join the Program on Intergroup Relations as we celebrate our graduates on Thursday, April 28 with the IGR Graduation Open House! Visit our office on S. University between 12:00–4:00 p.m. to pick up cords and certificates, mingle with faculty, and enjoy a festive graduation atmosphere! Friends and family welcome. Masks required.

Graduating students are asked to complete the IGR Graduation Survey no later than 12:00 p.m. on Monday, March 28, 2022.

IGR Graduation Open House Graphic with Fireworks. 12:00-4:00 p.m. April. 28 in the IGR Office

Minors qualify for preferred admittance into the Master of Arts in Higher Education program

Consider a career in higher education. Through a unique partnership, students who complete the Minor in Intergroup Relations Education qualify for preferred admittance into the Master of Arts in Higher Education at the School of Education's Center for the Study of Higher Education and Postsecondary Education (CSHPE).

The IGD Institute

The National Intergroup Dialogue Institute (IGD Institute) is an annual opportunity for higher education professionals (faculty and staff) to learn the philosophy and model of IGR for the purposes of creating dialogue programs on their home campuses. This year The IGD Institute is scheduled for June 13-16, 2022, virtually.

Join us in learning about intergroup dialogue and how you might use it at your institution!

IGR Celebrates End of Fall Term

Last term, students from across IGR dialogue courses came together for our final celebration, where they were honored with certificates and spoke about the impact of the program on their lives. Students shared stories of individual growth, a deeper sense of social understanding, and an appreciation for dialogue in not only their academic studies, but their personal development.

Students posing with their certificates during the IGR final celebration in December 2021.

Anti-oppression Statement from IGR

The Program on Intergroup Relations (IGR) stands for the liberation of all people. We believe that none of us are free until all of us are free. IGR opposes all forms of oppression that result in the marginalization, exploitation, subjugation, violence and all forms of dehumanization against others on the basis of social identity, social group membership and positionality. IGR promotes social justice and the pursuit of “solutionary solutions” that “do the most good and the least harm for people, animals and the environment” (IHE 2008).

The Program on Intergroup Relations

2022 IGR Graduation Open House Celebration

Minors qualify for preferred admittance into the Master of Arts in Higher Education program

The IGD Institute

IGR Celebrates End of Fall Term

Anti-oppression Statement from IGR

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