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Diverse Issues in Higher Education: Top Higher Ed Groups Create New DACA Resources Website

May 13, 2020May 12, 2020

Read Top Higher Ed Groups Create New DACA Resources Website, from Diverse Issues in Higher Education, May 8, 2020. Listen To Build Strategy, Start with the Future, from Harvard Business Review IdeaCast, May 12, 2020. (Page 2) Read Inside Higher

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Do We Talk About Social Justice, Like For Real Talk?

June 24, 2019May 27, 2020

How do we talk about social justice as it relates to our own lives? Are we ever insecure to bring it up? Do we suppress parts of ourselves to talk about it? I was asked two questions that I thought were provocative enough to share.

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Why Pride Matters to Me

June 17, 2019January 6, 2020

Our identities inform our beliefs and values. How does a gay identity inform leadership potential? I share why Pride, while complicated, matters to me.

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Undue Burden – Inside Higher Ed

June 12, 2019January 6, 2020

Read Undue Burden by Colleen Flaherty in Inside Higher Ed. Part of WiFi (What I Find Interesting) Wednesday. | #highereducation #highered #socialjustice #inclusion

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The subtle ways colleges discriminate against poor students – Vox.com

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019

Read more at Why Does Frat Hazing Still Happen? Because Alums Want It To by Alexandra Robbins in Medium.com. Part of WiFi (What I Find Interesting) Wednesday.

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Beyond Espousal: Tracking Assessment for Social Justice – Student Affairs Assessment Leaders

April 10, 2019April 30, 2019

Social Justice and Assessment are often individually set in the margins of the student affairs field. When the two core competencies are combined the integration of assessment for social justice as a common practice, is even more rare. Still, when

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