Equal Opportunity, Compliance & Title IX and the Walton College of Business Tyson Center for Faith and Spirituality in the Workplace are pleased to host a Conversation Series: Religious Inclusion in the Workplace. The majority of the webinar will include a discussion with Keukeu Abdullah.  Keukeu will discuss her own faith perspective and answer questions regarding Ramadan. Please note that this event is part of a series and will include new and different information from past sessions. 

Supervisors, managers, and the campus community play a role in ensuring that all individuals, no matter their background, feel welcome and that no aspect of their identity will mean that they feel as though they aren’t included. The University strives to encourage an environment where employees bring their “full self” to work, where they feel comfortable, willing, and able to talk about what is most important to them. As such, the workplace can play a critical role in breaking barriers and encouraging increased intercultural understanding and communication.

Keukeu Abdullah lives in Fayetteville, AR since 2001 and is originally from Indonesia. Since she was young, Keukeu has been very active in her community and deeply passionate about volunteering. ICNWA (Islamic Center of Northwest Arkansas), IMSA (Indonesian Muslim Society in America), and Muhammadiyah USA are some very involved organizations that currently take her time. She has been working at the University of Arkansas for  almost 18 years, and now, she is a Senior Business Analyst at Business Solutions and Support Department. Keukeu holds a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from Universitas Padjajaran and a Master of Science in Operations Management from the University of Arkansas. She is an advisor for RSOs: Muslima and Permias - UARK (Indonesian Student Association). She received Employee of the Year from Staff-Senate at the University of Arkansas in 2012,  Outstanding Volunteer from Fayetteville Public School in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2020 Hoyt H. Purvis Award from Graduate School and International Education Division.