Topic: inclusion

Paradigm Shift: DEI, Anti-DEI, or Underrepresentation?

December 8, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Johnson County Community College

Supreme Court, admissions, community college, diversity, equity, inclusion

A Missive about Love in Anti-DEI Contexts, and Education for All

September 26, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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diversity, equity, inclusion

Back to school special: How colleges can repair their reputations

August 19, 2024 in

The Washington Post

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Purdue University

diversity, equity, future, inclusion

Calling for Collaboration, Improved Higher Ed Systems for All

July 26, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Lisa Marsh Ryerson

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Southern New Hampshire University

American Disability Act (ADA), access, inclusion

Inclusive Excellence Demands Systemic Change in Higher Ed

June 20, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Paulette Granberry Russell

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National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE)

diversity, equity, excellence, inclusion

Campus Free Expression, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Can — and Must — Coexist

April 26, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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DePauw University

change, diversity, equity, free expression, inclusion, leadership

What I Plan to Tell Congress Tomorrow

April 16, 2024 in

The Wall Street Journal

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Minouche Shafik

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Columbia University

anti-Semitism, diversity, free speech, inclusion

Embracing Change: Crafting Forward-Thinking Strategic Plans for Colleges in a Dynamic Society

April 2, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Mordecai Ian Brownlee

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Community College of Aurora

change, diversity, economy, equity, inclusion, society

Why the Words Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Matter

March 21, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Kimberly Beatty

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Metropolitan Community College, Kansas City

access, diversity, equity, inclusion

Civil discourse requires commitment and action

March 1, 2024 in

The Post and Courier

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Elizabeth Davis

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Furman University

Martin Luther King Jr., academic freedom, diversity, inclusion

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