Exploring Campus Diversity

Case Studies and Exercises
Herausgeber: Parry, Pam; Thompson, Sherwood

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Produktbeschreibung

This book examines challenges of expanding diversity and equity on college and university campuses in America. Each chapter communicates a problematic diversity situation, framing and understanding the problem, and a list of discussion questions aimed at developing strategies help guide the reader from the theoretical to the practical.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
• Seitenzahl: 208
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2018
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 12mm
• Gewicht: 346g
• ISBN-13: 9781475835038
• ISBN-10: 1475835035
• Artikelnr.: 53215248

Autorenporträt

Sherwood Thompson has attained distinction through a lengthy and productive career, directing campus-wide diversity programs for three major Carnegie Foundation Divisions-I public research universities, as well as one regional Polytechnic University. In this capacity, he has worked as a leader for university-wide diversity initiatives and multicultural programs, and he led an array of leadership positions in departments that served the academic needs of diverse students, faculty, and staff. Pam Parry is Chairperson of the Department of Mass Media at Southeast Missouri State University. In 2016, she received the Applegate Award for Excellence in Research from the Kentucky Communication Association. She is the author of Eisenhower: The Public Relations President and a co-editor of the book series, Women in American Political History, which is being published by Lexington Books, a subsidiary of Rowman & Littlefield.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword Dr. Sara Zeigler Acknowledgements Introduction Dr. Sherwood
Thompson Unit 1- Campus Climate Chapter 1- Questioning the Right to
Protest: Taking a Knee at the Homecoming Football Game Sherwood Thompson
Chapter 2- Did Stereotyping Cause a Terrible Case of Mistaking Identity?
Sherwood Thompson Chapter 3- A Case Study in "Belonging": How
First-Generation College Students Contribute to Campus Diversity Kathy
Previs Chapter 4- Islam Under the Microscope: A Story of An International
Student Mustapha Jourdini Chapter 5- Failure to Thrive: Can Multiple
Identities Cause Conflict? Leah Robinson and De'Andrea Matthews Chapter 6-
"Where Do I Fit?": International and Indigenous Students in Institutional
Diversity Discourses Eleni Oikonomidoy Chapter 7- Is Academic Advising
Really Multicultural? Doris W. Carroll Chapter 8- Non-Traditional Students:
Why Am I here? Starting College at 25 Errick D. Farmer, Antoine Lovell, and
Adriel A. Hilton Chapter 9- Empowering Women in Higher Education and Beyond
Kyung Hee Kim and Sean Schofield Chapter 10- Thinking Differently Builds
Passion on Campus Kyung Hee Kim and Sue Hyeon Paek Chapter 11- Redefining
Mentorships: Strategies for First-Generation College Students' Success
Kyung Hee Kim and Nancy Chae Unit 2- Classroom Climate Chapter 12-
Diversity and Classroom Instruction: Managing Difficult Discussions Tamara
Zellars Buck Chapter 13- Can Online Teaching Be Inclusive? Doris W. Carroll
Chapter 14- What Happens When No One Sees You for Who You Are? Sherwood
Thompson Chapter 15- Being an Ally: Learning to Listen Before Trying to
Advocate Kirsten LaMantia and Holly Wagner Chapter 16- Code-Switching:
Double Consciousness in the Classroom Antoine Lovell, Errick D. Farmer, and
Adriel A. Hilton Chapter 17- A Faculty Member Protecting the Marginalized
Kathy Previs Chapter 18- LGBTQ+ Populations: Exploring Gender and Sexual
Identities Kirsten LaMantia and Holly Wagner Chapter 19- I'm NOT Chinese;
I'm Japanese!: A Case Study of Stereotypes Mustapha Jourdini Chapter 20-
Did Implicit Bias Further Disenfranchise an Underrepresented Student? Leah
Robinson and De'Andrea Matthews Chapter 21- First-Generation Students Need
Professors to Understand Them Better Ginny Whitehouse Chapter 22- White
Privilege: The Equity of Not Using the N-Word Kirsten LaMantia and Holly
Wagner Chapter 23- Diversity Issues for Faculty: "What Do You Think?"
Inclusion/Exclusion Dynamics in Group Work Eleni Oikonomidoy Unit 3- Policy
Issues Chapter 24- Students Are Anxious, Divided Over Bathroom Policies
Sherwood Thompson Chapter 25- Selective Flying: Is a Flag Truly Removed
When It Still Shows Up on Game Day? Willie R. Tubbs Chapter 26- Recognizing
Institutional Betrayal on College Campuses Doris W. Carroll Chapter 27-
Retention of Underrepresented Students: When Does Perseverance Hinder One's
Ability to Compete? Leah Robinson and De'Andrea Matthews Chapter 28-
Building Walls or Bridges: How to Make Mutually Beneficial Policy Decisions
Sherwood Thompson Chapter 29- Why and How Should We Talk About Affirmative
Action? M. Kelly Carr Chapter 30- Nurturing the Lost Attitudes of Empathy
and Compassion in Test-centric Education Kyung Hee Kim and Sarah M. Nuss
Chapter 31- Utilizing Intellectual Diversity to Cultivate Innovation Kyung
Hee Kim and Daria Lorio-Barsten Chapter 32- Outnumbered: Is Conservatism
Truly Under Attack on College Campuses? Willie R. Tubbs Chapter 33-
Affirmative Action: Where Are My Brothers and Sisters? Adriel A. Hilton,
Errick D. Farmer, and Antoine Lovell Chapter 34- Welcome, Not Celebrated:
Are Christian Campuses Truly Inclusive for Sexually Diverse Students?
Willie R. Tubbs Unit 4- Student Organizations Chapter 35- First Generation
College Students: Our Group Is the Best! Eleni Oikonomidoy Chapter 36-
Anti-Gay Slurs: One Man's Struggle Kathy Previs Chapter 37- Diversity and
Student Media: Does the Faculty Adviser Have a Racist Agenda? Tamara
Zellars Buck Chapter 38- Diversity and Student Media: When Protectionism
Interferes with Newsgathering Tamara Zellars Buck About the Editors About
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