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Diversity & Democracy
Elements of personal identity provide the lenses through which students interpret and interact with the world on both local and global levels. This issue of Diversity & Democracy examines how colleges and universities can help students explore "big questions" related to issues of personal identity and implications of these questions for advancing the public good in a diverse democracy.
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On Campus with Women
According to the National Committee on Pay Equity, a female college graduate will lose $1.2 million over the course of her working life as a result of the gender wage gap.
The Spring 2010 issue of On Campus with Women explores how higher education affects the pay gap, a very real source of continuing inequity for American women.
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More Reasons for Hope: Diversity Matters in Higher Education
Honoring the late Edgar Beckham and his profound influence on higher education, More Reasons for Hope examines the trends in diversity education since an earlier AAC&U monograph published a decade ago called Reasons for Hope. The monograph features a major address by Edgar Beckham that identifies intellectual, structural, and political challenges that need to be addressed in the next generation of diversity work. It charts progress and setbacks and includes more than thirty current exemplary campus diversity programs, policies, and practices from across the country. |
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A Measure of Equity: Women's Progress in Higher Education
This publication presents presents the only current comprehensive overview of data on women’s status in higher education. It documents areas of progress and identifies needed action to move even further down the path towards equity for women in higher education. This publication details specific areas of concern and actions that would advance gender equity in colleges and universities. The research examines women’s access to college, areas of study in undergraduate and post-graduate work, and women’s status as faculty, administrators, and college presidents.
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About DiversityWeb |
Welcome to DiversityWeb. This site is designed to provide a comprehensive compendium of campus practices and resources for campus practitioners seeking to place diversity at the center of the academy's educational and societal mission. DiversityWeb provides email updates of our postings and content. Email Chris Burke at burke@aacu.org if you would like to receive these updates.
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