Julian
Haas
Class of 2012
Sociology
Penn State University Park
Nominated by Brian Patchcoski
Julian received this award for working to address the intersectional nature of systematic forms of oppression.
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Julian Haas is tireless in his pursuit of social justice as an advocate, activist, ally, and educator. In addition to founding Penn State’s first fraternity for gay, bisexual, and progressive men, he helped plan our first LGBTQA-focused on-campus living community. Julian is equally aware of the oppression he faces as a gay man and of the oppression he does not face as a white man. In helping others understand and respond to intersecting forms of oppression, Julian embodies the principles of ethical leadership.
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Do you know a Penn State undergraduate student who stands up for a belief, a cause, or an idea?
The Rock Ethics Institute created the Stand Up Awards in 2008 to honor Penn State undergraduate students who demonstrate the courage to stand behind a cause, idea, or belief as they exhibit ethical leadership on campus and in the community.
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