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Diversifying Tenured Faculty: Recommendations to Increase Racial Representation

February 7, 2019February 8, 2019

As diversity in higher education becomes more of a focal point and a means to reflect on our own institutions and practices as academics, we will be re-posting material related to these issues on the first Thursday of every month. This post is borrowed from HigherEdJobs. Diversifying Tenured Faculty: Recommendations to Increase Racial Representation By […]

#DiversityinHigherEd – Trans*-Affirmative Classrooms

November 1, 2018November 1, 2018

As diversity in higher education becomes more of a focal point and a means to reflect on our own institutions and practices as academics, we will be re-posting material related to these issues on the first Thursday of every month. This post is borrowed from Conditionally Accepted. Strategies for Creating More Trans*-Affirmative Classrooms By Z […]

#DiversityinHigherEd – Limited by Publications

October 4, 2018October 3, 2018

As diversity in higher education becomes more of a focal point and a means to reflect on our own institutions and practices as academics, we will be re-posting material related to these issues on the first Thursday of every month. This post is borrowed from The Chronicle of Higher Education. How Much Does Publishing in […]

#USElections2018 – Does #Russia still matter?

September 12, 2018September 12, 2018

By Jessica Emami By now, we have all heard the claim that the Russian government stole the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Democrats state that the outcome might well have been different had this hostile action not occurred. Republicans, in response, accuse Democrats of sour grapes, arguing that US voters are perfectly competent to weigh the […]

#DiversityinHigherEd – Penalty in college admissions

September 6, 2018September 6, 2018

As diversity in higher education becomes more of a focal point and a means to reflect on our own institutions and practices as academics, we will be re-posting material related to these issues on the first Thursday of every month. This post is borrowed from The Conversation. Black student activists face penalty in college admissions […]

#DiversityinHigherEd – We need more African American teachers, and to retain them

September 6, 2018August 20, 2018

As diversity in higher education becomes more of a focal point and a means to reflect on our own institutions and practices as academics, we will be re-posting material related to these issues on the first Thursday of every month. The post this month focuses on K-12 education and is borrowed from the Scholar Strategy […]

#DiversityinHigherEd – Confronting Microaggressions in the Classroom

August 9, 2018August 6, 2018

As diversity in higher education becomes more of a focal point and a means to reflect on our own institutions and practices as academics, we will be re-posting material related to these issues on the first Thursday of every month (second Thursday this month). This post is borrowed from Conditionally Accepted. 3 Approaches for Confronting […]