Speaker
Puteri Aliya Seet
International Student
Aliya (she/her) is a transgender international student from Malaysia. She is currently a junior studying Computer Sciences and Psychology. In between classes, she debates competitively with the Wisconsin Speech and Debate Society and supports the UW-Madison community as quality assurance at the DoIT Help Desk.
Speaking in
Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Student Panel
This panel was thoughtfully crafted to provide a platform for students that identify as Black, Indigenous, South/East Asian, Latinx or Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander to authentically share personal stories on their journeys to find inclusivity and a sense of belonging within the UW campus community. Curated by the Division of Diversity, Equity & Educational Achievement, the panel showcases a diverse array of student experiences, encompassing various ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds, abilities, genders, and sexualities. This part of the Diversity Forum is to offer a space for BIPOC students to be heard and for attendees to learn and engage while exploring the dynamics of identity.