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CHEMISTRY EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION GROUP
WHAT WE DO?
The Chemistry Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion group is committed in promoting an equitable, diverse, and anti-racist climate within the Department of Chemistry community at SFU through intersectional education and collaboration.
WHO ARE WE
JEN JACKSON | EDI GROUP CHAIR |
ERIN LEE |
ADMIN STAFF REPRESENTATIVE |
CORINA ANDREIOU |
FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE |
TBA |
GRADUATE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE |
FATIMA YASEEN | UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE |
SHA ZHU | POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW REPRESENTATIVE |
Chemistry Universal Washrooms
Shrum Science Centre
C-7084 and C-8022
SFU is committed to creating a diverse, equitable and inclusive community where all feel accepted in learning, teaching, research and work. Making it easy for everyone to find a washroom that suits their needs is one part of this, but the SFU community has a part to play as well.
The BC Human Rights Code protects people on the grounds of gender identity and gender expression, which means all people have the right to access washrooms or other gendered spaces on the basis of their lived identity.
Please help us ensure that our campuses are safe and welcoming places for all community members by respecting trans and gender-diverse people who are using a washroom that is consistent with their gender.
Please help us ensure that our department is safe and a welcoming place for all community members by respecting trans and gender-diverse people who are using a washroom that is consistent with their gender.