Index

Campus Diversity Triumphs

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ISSN: 1479-3644

Publication date: 28 August 2018

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(2018), "Index", Campus Diversity Triumphs (Diversity in Higher Education, Vol. 20), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 239-252. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1479-364420180000020019

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INDEX

Academic

course participation
, 71

institutions
, 224, 229

integration
, 66

and intellectual development
, 66

leadership
, 232

preparation
, 126

self-efficacy
, 63–64

skills
, 63–64

and social connection
, 66, 69, 71

support programs on university and college campuses
, 167

Academic connection (AC)
, 67, 69–71

Academic Deans
, 175, 178, 181

Academic Departmental Chairs
, 175, 178, 181

Academic Network
, 20

Academic performance
, 67, 69, 72

cumulative GPA per cohort
, 73

first to second year persistence/retention
, 73

persistence/retention
, 74

weighted Cum GPA–MCAS SB cohort
, 73

See also Curriculum

Accountability
, 196

Actual grade point averages
, 69

Ad-hoc committees
, 223

Administrators
, 229

Admissions Office
, 170, 174

Advocacy
, 190–192

Affinity-resource groups
, 22

African American students
, 412

African axiom
, 4

African-American academics

advocate for and advance diverse faculty
, 23

analyzing and assessing university’s plan for diversity
, 19–21

black faculty connection to black student success
, 14–15

business of education
, 14

case for attracting, affirming, and advancing
, 12–13

condition of education
, 13

dearth of African-American faculty
, 16–18

diverse faculty for success
, 21–23

ensuring diverse faculty
, 24

five-point model
, 18–19

frontiers of society advancement
, 15–16

State of Union
, 12–13

visible support
, 21

African-American faculty
, 16

dearth
, 16–18

African-American students
, 12

Alliance for Minority Participation (AMP)
, 31, 36–37

Alumni
, 67, 127, 129, 130

CAHMCP
, 122, 126

Rabb-Venable
, 157

Alumni Relations
, 128

American Academy of Ophthalmology
, 149, 155

American Association of Colleges and Universities
, 65–66

American Association of University Professors (AAUP)
, 193–194

American Association of University Professors of Ophthalmology (AUPO)
, 152

American Council on Education (ACE)
, 23, 193–194

American Journal of Public Health
, 90

American Medical Association (AMA)
, 109

Amherst College
, 2

Annual Assembly of NMA
, 155

Anti-racist
, 91

Assistant Vice President/Vice Provost of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (AVP-VP, EDI)
, 187

Associate Provost
, 28

Associate Provost for Diversity and Intercultural Education at Denison University
, 231–232

Associate Provost for Student Development and Public Affairs (APSDPA)
, 28

Associate VP of Student Success
, 171

Authority
, 186, 189, 196–197

Babson College
, 2

Bias Response Team
, 179

Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA)
, 211

Biomedical and behavioral sciences (BBS)
, 5, 134

background
, 136–137

challenges
, 142–143

community outreach
, 140–141

mentored research training
, 137–138

peer mentoring
, 138–139

professional development
, 139–140

role of program staff
, 141–142

Bistro University (BU)
, 28

Black culture centers
, 92

Black faculty connection to black student success
, 14–15

Black feminism
, 91

Blalock-Taussig shunt
, 115

Blogs
, 189

Blue Baby Syndrome. See Tetralogy of Fallot

Board of Trustees of the University of Health Sciences
, 130

Branding and Marketing Department
, 177, 178

Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka (1954)
, 17, 235

Business of education
, 14

California Polytechnic State University
, 2

California State University, Los Angeles
, 2

Campus climate
, 5, 179

case study snapshot
, 55

improvement
, 213

programmatic framework
, 49

Campus Climate Engagement Team
, 214

Campus Climate Workgroup
, 213

Campus culture reality

culture
, 96–99

institutional change
, 100–102

institutional culture on student involvement
, 99–100

Campus diversity
, 190, 237–238

programs
, 167

Campus environment. See Campus climate

Campus transformation, DFP as tool for engaging faculty in
, 31–32

Carpe Diem
, 203

cases of perfect storms
, 214–218

equity and diversity in everybody’s everyday work
, 208–210

equity and diversity in higher education
, 202

Minnesota model
, 202–203

reimagining equity and diversity
, 203–207

Case study snapshot
, 55

assessment and evaluation
, 58

climate
, 55

curriculum and delivery
, 57–58

partnerships
, 56

planning and coordination
, 56–57

value
, 56

Caucasian students
, 15

Central Michigan University (CMU)
, 187

Certificate in Diversity and Inclusion (CDI)
, 46, 55–58

“Change agent”
, 33, 43, 100, 102, 190

Charles Drew Saturday Science Academy
, 156

Chicago Area Health and Medical Careers Program (CAHMCP)
, 5, 122

academic preparation
, 126

challenges
, 126

collaboration with CMS
, 129–130

components
, 125

in context
, 123–125

future directions
, 130–131

interconnected program components
, 128

leadership
, 127

model
, 127–128

outcomes
, 125–126

segregation as ongoing reality
, 126

work
, 128–129

See also Diversity Fellows Program (DFP); Rabb-Venable Excellence In Research Program (RVERP); Summer Bridge programs (SB programs)

Chicago Medical School (CMS)
, 122

collaboration with
, 129–130

Chicago Public Schools (CPS)
, 123

Chief Diversity Office
, 166

Chief diversity officer (CDO)
, 3, 6, 166, 186, 187–188, 190–192, 197, 222, 224–225, 229, 236

Chronicle
, 20

Cisgenderism
, 92

Civil Rights Act (1875)
, 16–17

Civil Rights Act (1964)
, 47

CLEAR hiring initiative implementation
, 211–212

Co-Chair
, 36

Coding process
, 70

Collaborative Professionals Community (CPC)
, 37

College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR)
, 24

College MADE Initiative
, 203, 214

College-level course completion
, 63

Commissions
, 223

Community Colleges
, 170, 174

Community engagement
, 208, 217

Community outreach
, 140–141

Community/society, leadership development
, 202

Compositional diversity
, 191

Condition of Education Report of NCES
, 13

Connection
, 65–66

black faculty connection to black student success
, 14–15

Connector
, 113

Consciousness of Self, Congruence, Commitment, Collaboration, Common Purpose, Controversy with Civility, Citizenship of leadership (7 C’s of leadership)
, 202

Constructivism
, 53–54

for diversity and inclusion training
, 52–53

Piagetian-based
, 54

Constructivist-learning environment
, 53

Contextual education
, 127–128

Continuous improvement, outcomes, and accountability
, 217

Coordination
, 190

case study snapshot
, 55–58

programmatic framework
, 52

Correspondent
, 113

Counter narratives
, 16

Critical thinking
, 194

Cultural lines, Tinto’s model along
, 64–65

Cultural/culture
, 96–99, 108–109

awareness and sensitivity
, 109

centers services
, 91–92

change model
, 102

competence
, 108, 109, 180–181, 191

humility
, 116

population
, 108

sensitivity
, 108–109

Curriculum
, 65–66

case study snapshot
, 55

and delivery
, 53

diverse curriculum content
, 193–195

diversity in
, 212

programmatic framework
, 53

See also Academic performance

Data collection methods
, 69

Data collection/study instruments
, 70

DD fellow
, 34, 36, 37

Dean of Student Initiatives
, 171

Deans and Assistant Deans in Student Life
, 181

Delivery

case study snapshot
, 55

programmatic framework
, 53

Demographics
, 98

Diabetic retinopathy
, 154

Disability and Access Awareness
, 57

Discrimination
, 167

Discussion director
, 112

Diverse curriculum content
, 193–195

Diverse democracy
, 191

Diverse Faculty Recruitment and Retention Brochure
, 172

Diverse Faculty Recruitment and Retention Toolkit
, 172

Diverse Issues in Higher Education
, 20

Diversity & Inclusion Certificate program
, 4

Diversity
, 7, 14, 100, 236–237

analyzing and assessing university’s plan for
, 19–21

in curriculum
, 212

through disciplines annual symposia
, 213

diversity-related professional development
, 52–53

division
, 30

faculty for success
, 21–23

in higher education
, 202

initiatives
, 29, 38

leaders on campuses
, 53

in medical education or training
, 108

perspectives
, 29

plan
, 55

programs
, 102

strategic plan importance
, 166–167

See also Representational diversity

Diversity @UGA: Beyond the Numbers program
, 57

Diversity and inclusion
, 221

CDOs
, 222–223

components of successful office of institutional diversity and inclusion strategic plan
, 168

constructivism for diversity and inclusion training
, 52–53

faculty members
, 228–229

hiring faculty
, 227

inclusive academic environment
, 231–232

liberal arts colleges
, 224–227

mission statement of diversity and inclusion strategic plan
, 168

partnership
, 230

strategic plan importance
, 166–167

transformative diversity and inclusion certificate program
, 51

Diversity and Inclusion Strategic Planning Committee
, 168–182

Diversity budget allocations, initial reviews of
, 30

Diversity Community of Practice (DCoP)
, 203, 214

Diversity Coordination Task Forces
, 31, 32

Diversity education
, 46, 108–109

Diversity Fellows Program (DFP)
, 4, 28

AMP
, 36–37

challenge
, 29–30

complexities of higher education diversity
, 38–39

FMP
, 34–35

GFP
, 32–34

impact on-campus climate
, 38

literature pertaining to DFP as best-practice initiative
, 38–39

S2S
, 35

STS
, 36

as tool for engaging faculty in campus transformation
, 31–32

See also Chicago Area Health and Medical Careers Program (CAHMCP); Rabb-Venable Excellence In Research Program (RVERP); Summer Bridge programs (SB programs)

Diversity Retention Specialist
, 171, 175

Diversity training

evolution of
, 47–48

program
, 56–57

Division of Human Resources
, 177

Dred Scott vs. Sanford (1856)
, 16

Dynamic institutional climate
, 230–231

Economic, demographic, and political trends (EDP trends)
, 225

Economics
, 98

Education

business of
, 14

condition of
, 13

contextual
, 127–128

diversity
, 46, 108–109

equality in higher
, 235

equity in higher
, 202

gender diversity
, 47

higher
, 14, 46, 88, 100

medical
, 109

and training
, 186, 189, 191–192

EEOs
, 230

Effective communication
, 109

Effective Communication in Diverse Groups
, 57

Electronic codebook
, 70

Environment
, 98

constructivist-learning
, 53

inclusive academic
, 223

learning
, 53

Piagetian-based constructivist
, 53

Equality in higher education
, 235

Equity
, 223

in higher education
, 202

program
, 223

Equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI)
, 186

authority and resources
, 196–197

CDO
, 187–188

diverse curriculum content and inclusive teaching styles
, 193–195

leadership, advocacy, and CDO
, 190–192

making EDI choice
, 189–190

Soup and Substance program
, 192–193

workforce diversity
, 195–196

Equity and diversity framework

in everybody’s everyday work
, 208

“grass-tops” approach
, 208–209

in higher education
, 202

reimagining
, 203

strategic priorities
, 210–214

for transforming UMN
, 203–207

Excellence
, 217

Executive leaders
, 189, 197

Executive leadership programs
, 23

Executive Order 9981 (1948)
, 17

External community, leveraging strategic partnerships with
, 214

Facebook
, 189

Faculty
, 172

concerns for students
, 66

engagement
, 29, 37

hiring
, 228

recruitment
, 176

Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning
, 4

Faculty Mentoring and Education Template (FRAME)
, 32

Faculty Mentoring Program (FMP)
, 31, 34–35

Faculty of color initiative (FOCI)
, 19, 212

writing workshops
, 212

Feminist movements
, 91

Fisher vs. Texas (2016)
, 114

Fisher vs. University of Texas at Austin (2016)
, 17

Five-point model
, 4, 18–19

Five-year change in headcount for underrepresented student populations
, 42

Focus-group interviews
, 71

For-credit SB programs
, 62

Formal mentoring system
, 173

Frontiers of society advancement
, 15

benefit to all students
, 15–16

Fund for faculty of color hires
, 212

Gallery of Excellence
, 213

Game plan
, 117

Gender

diversity education
, 47

gender non-conforming students
, 88–89

gender-centered services
, 90

identity
, 89

Generation Next
, 208

Glaucoma
, 154

Good Faith Planner (GFP)
, 31, 32–34

general information/instructions
, 42–43

Good Health Place
, 128

Graduate Scholars
, 136–137

Graduate School
, 139, 141, 170, 175

Graduates
, 88

“Grass-roots” approach
, 208, 214

“Grass-tops” approach
, 208, 214

Group, leadership development
, 202

Grutter vs. Bollinger (2003)
, 114, 167

Hampton University
, 23

“Hands-On Activity Fair”
, 156

Harvard University
, 23

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
, 112

Health science-related cultural competence seminars
, 5

Healthcare

certifications
, 127

disparities in United States
, 151

healthcare-focused STEM program
, 5

issues
, 124

Heteropatriarchy
, 89, 90

Higher education
, 14, 46, 88, 100

Higher Education Act (HEA)
, 62–63

Higher Education Cooperative Act (HECA)
, 125

Hiring
, 14

Homophobia
, 90

Human Resources, & Student Life
, 181

Human Resources Office
, 173

Humility
, 116

Ideation phase
, 110

Identity

development theory
, 50–51

gender
, 89

theory
, 50

Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE)
, 125

Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT)
, 123

Illustrator
, 113

Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, The
, 112

‘Immunizations in the Park’
, 124

Impact programs
, 30

Implementation phase
, 110

Inaugural RVERP
, 149

Inclusion
, 65–66, 222, 236

Inclusion strategic plan

components of successful office of
, 168

importance
, 166–167

Inclusive academic environment
, 223

Inclusive community
, 18

Inclusive excellence
, 4, 18, 208, 213, 218

Inclusive ground-up approach
, 210

Inclusive teaching styles
, 193–195

Individual
, 202

Inequitable procedures
, 195

Information, organizational culture framework
, 98

Initiative for Maximizing Student Diversity (IMSD)
, 5, 138

Graduate Scholars
, 138

Leadership Team
, 142

program
, 135, 142

program components
, 137

Scholars
, 140, 141

Inspiration phase
, 110–111

Institute for Diversity, Equity, and Advocacy (IDEA)
, 210, 212

faculty profiles
, 213

Institutional connection scale survey
, 78–85

Institutional culture
, 63, 96

on student involvement
, 99–100

Institutional diversity
, 46, 48, 187

components of successful office of
, 168

Institutional Effectiveness and Research
, 170, 175, 178

Institutional Integration Scale Survey
, 69–70

Institutions
, 20, 21, 96

change
, 100–102

collaboration
, 230

commitment
, 223, 225, 227

contexts
, 202

and goal commitments
, 66

policies
, 97

strategic positioning
, 207

value alignment
, 56

workforce
, 195

Integration
, 65–66

Intellectual adaptation
, 54

Interactions with faculty
, 66

Interconnected program components
, 128

Intercultural consciousness
, 110

AMA
, 109

cases
, 114

cultural humility
, 116

HIPAA
, 112

methods
, 110

post Baccalaureate peer community
, 117

Post Baccalaureate Program
, 111

Tetralogy of Fallot
, 115

Intergenerational Diversity
, 57

Internal community, leveraging strategic partnerships with
, 214–215

International Education and Global Community Exchange program
, 180

International Education Office
, 181

Intersectional erasure and non-performatives
, 92

Intersectional model
, 92–93

Intersectional student services
, 91

Intersectionality
, 91

Interviewees
, 65

Interviews
, 69

Itasca Project
, 208

JAMA article on ophthalmology workforce
, 152

Jim Crow racial caste system
, 16–17

Job posting
, 230

K-12 schools
, 17

Keeping Our Faculty symposia (KOF symposia)
, 213

Lab tours
, 137–138

Latino Medical Students Association (LMSA)
, 155

Latino Success Center
, 171, 175

Leadership
, 98, 190–192

and advocacy
, 186, 189–190

development
, 202

skills
, 194

style
, 237

Learning and Teaching Offices (LTO)
, 194

Learning environment
, 53

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT)
, 92

LGBT-centered student services
, 90

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and queer community (LGBTQ community)
, 88–89, 187, 223

Lev Vygotsky’s perspective
, 54

Leveraging strategic partnerships with internal and external communities
, 214

Liberal arts colleges
, 7, 224, 226–227, 229–230

Literary luminary
, 113

Lockjaw reaction
, 3

Longitudinal program data
, 158–159

Marketing & Communications
, 171, 175

Matching process
, 34

Medical education
, 109

Medical Ethics principles
, 111–112

Medical profession
, 109

Medical students/awareness building, recruitment of
, 154–155

Medicine, osteopathy, dentistry, veterinary science, optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, or public health (MODVOPPPP)
, 122

Mental health
, 142

Mentalism
, 193

Mentored research training
, 137–138

“Mentoring Pipeline for Careers in Medicine” program
, 156

Michigan Civil Rights Initiative
, 114

Micro-aggressions
, 57, 193

Millennium Leadership Initiative
, 23

Minnesota model
, 202–203

Mission
, 90

Mission statement of diversity and inclusion strategic plan
, 168

Multicultural Academic Student Services (MASS)
, 187

Multicultural Access, Diversity, and Excellence (MADE)
, 203, 214

Multicultural Center for Academic Success (MCAS)
, 66, 67–68

MCAS SB program
, 67, 68, 71, 72

Multicultural Office
, 175, 181

Multicultural recruitment of faculty
, 229

Multicultural Research Awards (MRA)
, 212

Multiculturalism
, 236

Multidimensional campus climate framework
, 202, 216

National Academy of Sciences (NAS)
, 135

National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
, 13

National Center for Institutional Diversity
, 6

National Center for Postsecondary Research (NCPR)
, 63

National Eye Institute (NEI)
, 159

National Eye Institute of National Institutes of Health (NEI-NIH)
, 150

National Institutes of Health (NIH)
, 159

National Medical Association (NMA)
, 6, 149

Ophthalmology Section members
, 155

National Name Exchange Program
, 169

Native American Programs
, 187

NCSU-IMSD program
, 5–6, 135–137, 143

Needs-based financing
, 235

Non-performatives
, 91–92

Non-Rochester City Scholarship
, 71

Non-summer bridge participants
, 63

Non-White domestic racial group
, 136

Nonmedical graduate degrees in fields
, 126

North Carolina State University (NCSU)
, 5, 135, 136

North Star Center
, 68

NVivo
, 70

Office for Equity and Diversity (OED)
, 203

Office of Diversity Education
, 187

Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion (OIDI)
, 168

advisory board
, 182

Office of Institutional Diversity and Training and Development
, 57

Office of International Education and Division of Human Resources
, 177

Office of the Associate Provost (OAP)
, 29

Offices of Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion (OVPDI)
, 28

Online Programs
, 170, 175

Ophthalmology
, 148, 151

American Academy of Ophthalmology
, 149, 155

JAMA article on ophthalmology workforce
, 152

URM residents in
, 153

Optimism
, 188

Organizational culture
, 96, 97

Organizational description
, 67–68

Orientation process
, 63

Participant-centered session
, 114

Partnerships
, 230

case study snapshot
, 56

programmatic framework
, 51–52

Pascarella and Terenzini’s Institutional Integration model
, 66

Patient care
, 149

Peer mentoring
, 138–139

Peer-group interactions
, 66

Persistence
, 74

Persistence data
, 69

Perspective
, 18–19

Piagetian-based constructivism
, 54

Piagetian-based constructivist environment
, 53

Pipeline

process
, 154

programs
, 152, 154

for students
, 123

Planning

case study snapshot
, 56–57

programmatic framework
, 52

Plessy v. Ferguson
, 235

Plessy vs. Ferguson (1896)
, 16

Political conditions
, 98

Position
, 18–19

Post Baccalaureate Program
, 111, 128

Post Baccalaureate Seminar
, 108

Postgraduate Medical Preparation (PMP)
, 130

Postsecondary institutions
, 176

Power
, 196–197

Pre-/Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program
, 173

Pre-College Programs
, 128

Predominantly white institutions (PWIs)
, 12, 19

Presence
, 18–19

Prevent Blindness
, 151

Private sector businesses
, 49

Professional development
, 139–140

Professional development and training
, 51

Professional development seminars (PDS)
, 139

Professional/Graduate School Test Prep Program
, 128

Program Coordinators
, 171, 175, 178

Program participants
, 63

Program staff role
, 141–142

Programmatic framework
, 48

assessment and evaluation
, 54–55

climate
, 49

constructivism
, 53–54

constructivism for diversity and inclusion training
, 52–53

curriculum and delivery
, 53

identity development theory
, 50–51

partnerships
, 51–52

planning and coordination
, 52

value
, 49–50

Promotion
, 18–19

Prosper
, 18–19

Provost
, 28, 29

Provost Fellow
, 28, 29

Public universities, integrating EDI to

authority and resources
, 196–197

CDO
, 187–188

diverse curriculum content and inclusive teaching styles
, 193–195

leadership, advocacy, and CDO
, 190–192

making EDI choice
, 189–190

Soup and Substance program
, 192–193

workforce diversity
, 195–196

Pyramid Reverse/Inverted for Diversity and Excellence model (PRIDE model)
, 6

Qualtrics survey platform
, 58

Queer and trans people of color
, 89

Queer and trans students of color (QTSOC)
, 88, 92

challenge for development’s sake
, 88

intersectional erasure and non-performatives
, 92

intersectional failure
, 90–91

non-performative
, 91–92

toward intersectional model
, 92–93

“Quick-win” diversity initiatives
, 30

Rabb-Venable Excellence In Research Program (RVERP)
, 5–6, 148

annual meeting
, 156–158

longitudinal program data
, 158–159

need for underrepresented minority ophthalmologists
, 151–153

participation criteria
, 156

program goals of
, 153–154

recruitment of medical students/awareness building
, 154–155

residents and fellows recruitment
, 155–156

See also Chicago Area Health and Medical Careers Program (CAHMCP); Diversity Fellows Program (DFP); Summer Bridge programs (SB programs)

Rabb-Venable program
, 5, 6

Rabb-Venable Research Award
, 158

Race/racism
, 89, 90, 92, 193

race-centered services
, 90

racial tensions
, 167

Randomized trial research design
, 63

Real Men Consortium
, 31

Recruitment
, 211, 222

recruiting faculty
, 230

Reflection
, 115

Regents of University of California vs. Bakke (1978)
, 114, 124

Registered Student Organizations
, 181

Reimagining equity and diversity
, 203–207

Reliability
, 70

“Renegades”
, 31

Representational diversity
, 210–213

leading in scholarship and practice
, 213

recruitment
, 211–212

retention
, 212–213

See also Diversity

Research
, 149

training programs
, 134

Researcher
, 113

Residents and fellows recruitment
, 155–156

Resources
, 186, 189, 196–197

Resources
, 196–197

Responsible Conduct for Research (RCR)
, 139

Retention
, 14, 15, 17, 64, 66, 67, 69, 72, 74, 212–213, 222

Rigorous data analysis
, 208

Rochester City Scholarship Program
, 68

Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
, 67

RIT AALANA students
, 72

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science (RFUMS)
, 130

Same-discipline matches
, 34

Sanism
, 193

Scholar 2 Scholar (S2S)
, 31, 32, 35

Scholars
, 64–65, 135, 137, 139, 140, 142

Graduate
, 136–137

undergraduate NCSU-IMSD
, 136

Scholarship Reconsidered
, 13

School to scientist pipeline
, 135

Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM)
, 135

disciplines
, 37

programs
, 231

undergraduate programs
, 37

Scientific opportunity
, 134

Segregation as ongoing reality
, 126

Seized the day. See Carpe Diem

Seminars
, 109, 110, 139

Senior diversity officer

components of successful office of institutional diversity and inclusion strategic plan
, 168

diversity and inclusion strategic plan importance
, 166–167

OIDI advisory board
, 182

Sense of belonging
, 62–64

Sexual orientation
, 89

Shattering the Silences (STS)
, 31, 36

“Shocking weakness” of American higher education
, 13

Social Change Model
, 202

Social cohesion
, 62

Social connection (SC)
, 21, 66, 70–72

efforts of MCAS SB program
, 67

focus-group interview protocol and
, 71

Social gatherings
, 212–213

Social identity
, 51

theory
, 50

Social integration
, 66

Social justice
, 217

Social media
, 130, 155, 189

Social skills
, 63–64

Social-relationship-building activities
, 68

Socialization
, 98

Socio-economic context
, 88

Socrative (technology application)
, 115–116

Soup and Substance program
, 192–193

“Special urgency” of American higher education
, 13

Staff Council
, 178

Staff/Executive/Administrate/Managerial
, 176

State Board of Higher Education
, 37

State Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
, 37

Statewide Collaborative Diversity Conference
, 31

Strategic Diversity Leadership
, 227

Strategic priorities
, 209

improving campus climate
, 213

increasing representational diversity
, 210–213

leveraging strategic partnerships with internal and external communities
, 214

Strategy
, 98

Student National Medical Association (SNMA)
, 154, 155

Student Outreach and Transition Office
, 170, 175

Student participants
, 68

academic self-efficacy
, 64

Students
, 64, 110, 124

of color
, 62, 64–65, 67, 68

higher education experience
, 64

institutional culture on student involvement
, 99–100

persistence
, 66

protestors
, 1

student centered experiential education
, 127

success
, 63–64

Tinto’s model of student departure
, 64

Summarizer
, 113

Summer Bridge programs (SB programs)
, 4, 62

academic connection
, 71

academic performance and retention
, 72–74

background
, 67

critiques of Tinto’s model along cultural lines
, 64–65

cumulative GPA per cohort
, 73

data collection/study instruments
, 70

evaluation design
, 69

evaluation purpose
, 69

evaluation question
, 69

findings
, 71–74

first to second year persistence/retention
, 73

focus-group interviews
, 71

history and purpose
, 62–63

inclusion vs. integration
, 65–66

limitations
, 75

literature on SB programmatic impact and outcomes
, 63–64

methodology
, 69–71

organizational description
, 67–68

Pascarella and Terenzini’s institutional integration model
, 66

persistence/retention
, 74

program description
, 68–69

recommendations for future research and practice
, 75

reliability and validity
, 70

social connection
, 72

study instruments
, 69–70

survey
, 70–71

Tinto’s model of student departure
, 64

weighted cum GPA–MCAS SB cohort vs. general RIT AALANA student population
, 73

See also Chicago Area Health and Medical Careers Program (CAHMCP); Diversity Fellows Program (DFP); Rabb-Venable Excellence In Research Program (RVERP)

Survey Monkey
, 70–71

Surveys
, 69–71

Sustainability
, 204

practices
, 228

System-wide collaboration/shared responsibility
, 217

System-wide task force
, 204

Teachable moment
, 194

Teamwork
, 229

Tetralogy of Fallot
, 115

Texas study
, 66

Tinto’s model

along cultural lines
, 64–65

of student departure
, 64

Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (1964)
, 17

Training and Development
, 56, 57

Transfer Office
, 171

Transformation

change
, 39

framework
, 204

through self-examination
, 204, 218

Transformative campus change
, 46

case study snapshot
, 55–58

evolution of diversity training
, 47–48

programmatic framework
, 48–55

Transformative diversity and inclusion certificate program
, 51

Transformative Diversity Education Framework
, 48, 52, 55

Transgender
, 112

Transphobia
, 90

Travel tracer
, 113

Trust
, 196

Twitter
, 189

Unconscious bias
, 195

Undergraduate NCSU-IMSD Scholars
, 136

Undergraduate Scholars
, 138

Undergraduate students
, 88, 89

Underrepresented minority (URM)
, 6

faculty
, 228

need for URM ophthalmologists
, 151–153

residents in ophthalmology
, 153

student enrollments
, 125

students
, 123, 126, 152

Underrepresented students (UR students)
, 64–65, 67, 134

five-year change in headcount for
, 42

populations
, 66

undergraduate students in STEM fields
, 135

United States, health care disparities in
, 151

Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
, 17

University administrators
, 96

University Diversity Office
, 171–173, 175, 178, 180, 181

University of Georgia (UGA)
, 46

Faculty and Staff Diversity Certificate
, 57

Office of Institutional Diversity
, 55

University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC)
, 149

University of Massachusetts (UMass Amherst)
, 2

University of Minnesota (UMN)
, 202, 208

Equity and Diversity framework
, 216

Framework for Reimagining Equity and Diversity
, 203

framework for transforming
, 203–207

PRIDE model
, 6

University of Missouri (UM)
, 1–2, 4

University Provost & President’s Office
, 181

University-wide strategic planning processes
, 210

University’s institutional policies
, 98

Upward Bound and Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP)
, 187

Upward Bound TRIO program
, 62–63

Urban Health Program (UFP)
, 128

Urban university mission statements
, 108

US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (2015)
, 17

US Supreme Court Fisher v. University of Texas (2016)
, 195

Usual suspects
, 52

Validity
, 70

Value
, 49–50, 56

Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion (VPDI)
, 28, 38

Vocabulary enricher
, 113

Voting Rights Act (1964)
, 17

Vygotsky-based social constructivism
, 53

War on Poverty (1964)
, 17

White Supremacy
, 89, 90

Women in Science & Engineering Leadership Institute (WISELI)
, 211

Women-centered services
, 91–92

Workforce diversity
, 186, 189, 195–196

Written/Unwritten (Smith)
, 228

Young Scientist Program
, 128

Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)
, 54

Prelims
Introduction
Part I Innovations, Perspectives, and Trends
A Five-point Model to Attract, Affirm, and Advance African-American Academics
Engaging Faculty in Campus Transformation: The Diversity Fellows Program
Building a Diversity and Inclusion Certificate for Transformative Campus Change
To Bridge or Not to Bridge: The Importance of Academic and Social Connection Efforts in Summer Bridge Programs
Am I This or That? Supporting Queer and Trans Students of Color
Diversity Need Not Apply: The Reality of Campus Culture
Part II Diversity in Medical Universities and Health Care
Intercultural Consciousness: A Premedical Teaching Methodology
From Dream to Hope: The Success of the Chicago Area Health and Medical Careers Program
Building Institutional Climate Support for Underrepresented Students in the Biomedical and Behavioral Sciences
The Rabb-Venable Excellence in Research Program: Increasing the Participation of Underrepresented Minority Students and Residents in Ophthalmology
Part III Institutional Inclusive Excellence
The Senior Diversity Officer Is a Beacon for Campus Diversity and Inclusion
Integrating Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion into the DNA of Public Universities: Reflections of a Chief Diversity Officer
Carpe Diem in Two Acts: How an Equity and Diversity Framework Anchors and Activates Equity and Diversity Work in Higher Education
Advocating for a Diversity and Inclusion Commitment at Liberal Arts Colleges: Essential Conversations in the Role of the Chief Diversity Officer
Epilogue
Index