Critical Diversity in Higher Education
Description
This FLC seeks to establish diversity as a subject of critical intellectual inquiry at the University of Richmond. The fundamental purpose of this FLC is three-fold: it seeks to develop a shared and critical understanding of “doing diversity” at UR; to discover and interrogate intellectual foundations and promising practices in institutional diversity work and reflect on how they might inform our mission as teacher-scholars at a liberal arts university; and to foster a community of faculty invested in this topic of inquiry.
Coordinators
- Crystal Hoyt (Jepson Leadership Studies)
- Glyn Hughes (Common Ground)
- Eric Yellin (History and American Studies)
Participants
- Bert Ashe (English)
- Tara Casey (Law)
- Libby Gruner (A&S Associate Dean)
- Amy Howard (AVP Community Initiatives & CCE)
- Barry Lawson (Computer Science)
- Tze Loo (History)
- Kristjen Lundberg (Social Psychology)
- Nicole Maurantonio (Rhetoric and Communication Studies)
- Ernest McGowen (Political Science)
- Mari Lee Mifsud (WGSS, Rhetoric & Communication Studies)
- Shari Motro (Law)
- Kimberly Robinson (Law)
- Shital Thekdi (Robins School of Business)
- Carrie Wu (Biology)
- Eugene Wu (Biology and Biochemistry)
Resource Librarian
