Duties of a Commissioner on the President's Commission on Pluralism and Inclusion

The commissioners of the RIT President's Commission on Pluralism and Inclusion must possess a personal commitment and a demonstrated interest in issues related to inclusiveness, justice and equity. Included among a person's characteristics that are critical to a successful membership are:

• an appreciation and respect for human differences that include, but are not limited to: race, gender, religion, disabilities, and sexual orientation
• a passion for action, that is, an interest in tangible and meaningful results for all members of the RIT community
• a desire to speak out against inequities wherever they may be found in the University
• a willingness to participate in the Commission's efforts to monitor institutional behavior and activities that impact on diversity
• an ability to assist the Commission in thoughtfully processing information and issues that are brought to the Commission
• an ability to attend the majority of monthly Commission meetings and events sponsored by the Commission
• an ability and willingness to collaborate with groups towards common goals set by the Commission in response to issues within the RIT community
• commitment to ensure that RIT is a place that is supportive of diverse groups and where all community members feel welcome and appreciated