AMA Diversity Project


AMA Diversity Project: take a picture with someone from another race, religion, on campus.               
Show diversity with collaboration, acceptance.


Project: take a picture with someone from a different ethnic group, smiling is preferred. If possible they can be from AEE or Carson. (2 pics per student)
Upload to a folder and we will make a poster promoting ethnic diversity and cooperation
( any student that volunteers to help create the poster will get extra credit)

If this works out we can put the posters up around AMA.

The folder: AMA Diversity Project, can be accessed by this link;

AMA Diversity Project

Turn in pics by Friday 9/13/19 to folder.

Taylor


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