Diversity is a variety of different people with different opinions, beliefs, ethnic backgrounds, thoughts, gender, groups, etc. At ASU, diversity is shown in every classroom, clubs, hallways and living environments. ASU is where different people, including me, come together to get an education.
ASU has a wide spread of people not only in our nation but around the world. According to Delia Saenz, students come from all of the 50 states and from 141 nations around the world. At ASU you can be sure to find people with different ideas but that’s a good thing. Since people are so different, we all can learn from one another at ASU. People at ASU are lucky to have the advantage of having a roommate who is not from our country or just a classmate with different opinions. Having diversity at a University makes for innovation and globally engages students.
We all must do with President Crow addresses and reach out to the community and help one another. Here at ASU we reach out to the community!
ASU has a wide spread of people not only in our nation but around the world. According to Delia Saenz, students come from all of the 50 states and from 141 nations around the world. At ASU you can be sure to find people with different ideas but that’s a good thing. Since people are so different, we all can learn from one another at ASU. People at ASU are lucky to have the advantage of having a roommate who is not from our country or just a classmate with different opinions. Having diversity at a University makes for innovation and globally engages students.
We all must do with President Crow addresses and reach out to the community and help one another. Here at ASU we reach out to the community!
3 comments:
I agree with you about being around people that are different from us helps us learn and that it would be very cool to have a roommate from a different country.
I agree that we need to reach out to the community that is very diverse and we are learning from them
The community and the spirit, is the best method to everyone getting along, and exchanging ideas
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