About DID

Nicholas V. Longo is a professor in the Department of Global Studies and a faculty fellow for engaged scholarship with the Center for Teaching Excellence at Providence College.

Quincy Bevely is vice president for institutional diversity, equity, and inclusion and an adjunct faculty member at PC. He has facilitated undergraduate courses in global studies, elementary and special education, the Department of Western Civilization Program.

Political Science & Psychology major(s)

Why D.I.D? “To create and foster connections on the PC campus”

Marketing & Sociology major(s)

Why D.I.D? “I want to see greater student engagement with the DID Walls and events, more collaboration across DID wall teams, and I hope to focus my skills on increasing social media engagement to promote conversations for change.”

Global Studies & Sociology major(s)

Why D.I.D? “I hope to bridge divides and foster respectful conversations that drive social change both on campus and beyond “

Biology major

Why D.I.D? “DID Lab is a group of change makers that allows me to feel comfortable and eager to continue promoting civil discourse on campus”

Political Science and Global Studies major(s), Italian minor

Why D.I.D? “True understanding can only come from open conversations.”

English & Social Work major(s)

Why D.I.D? “We are such an incredible resource as a voice of truth in this culture, and I want to create a space for that dialogue and community where truth can emerge!”

Global Studies & Political Science major(s), Asian Studies minor

Why D.I.D? “through dialogue we can express our differences, be understood, and educate all participants.”

Social Work major

Why D.I.D? “Creating dialogue in a safe environment”

Health Policy & Management major

Why D.I.D? “I want to help create a safe space for underrepresented communities at PC”