La déléguée aux droits des femmes et à l’égalité/Direction Départementale de la Cohésion Sociale (DDCS) du Calvados, l’École de Management de Normandie et la MEFAC (Maison de l’Emploi et de la Formation de l’Agglomération Caennaise) convient les dirigeant.e.s d’entreprise, les DRH des TPE/PME et des grandes entreprises et les professionnel.le.s de l’emploi, de l’insertion et de la formation, à une journée d’échanges et de débats. Plus...
Equality and diversity in the REF panel nominations process
For REF 2021, all associations or organisations that want to submit nominations for the expert panels need to provide information about equality and diversity. So what exactly do nominating bodies need to do, and why have we introduced this new process. More...
Student leaders of color learn how to to care for the future and themselves
For more than 140 students, a conference at Maryville College this weekend was a rare opportunity to not be the person everyone turned to when topics such as slavery or terrorism came up. More...
Colleges welcome islander diversity
Last October, the University of the Ozarks hired a new assistant vice president of advancement and enrollment from a private university in Florida. More...
Lone Star College partners with consortium to promote Hispanic student success
Lone Star College and Hispanic Educational Technology Services (HETS) have teamed up to enhance Hispanic student success and opportunities in higher education. More...
Western Kentucky University regents approve diversity plan
Western Kentucky University regents have approved a five-year plan to promote diversity, equity and inclusion on the Bowling Green campus. More...
Higher education diversity, from the top down
Empowering underrepresented sectors in higher ed doesn’t stop with recruiting a diverse student population. Yet, in many cases, institutions are not creating a more inclusive atmosphere for top female and minority administrators by paying them as much as their white, male peers. More...
Portrait exhibition at Oxford showcases university's diversity
Oxonian subjects, including disabled, black and minority ethnic graduates, nominated by students and staff to defy stereotypes. More...
The big issue: Oxbridge only has itself to blame for its lack of diversity
Academics deflect from their establishments’ deficiencies by saying society is at fault. More...
DeVos Reflects on Her Comment on Black Colleges
By Andrew Kreighbaum. In an interview with the Associated Press Wednesday, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos aimed for further conciliation with African-Americans alienated by her remarks in February describing historically black colleges as "pioneers" of school choice. More...