Category: Movers
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Maximizing College Reach: Social Media Marketing Strategies
In today’s digital age, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, especially for college students. It is no surprise that social media marketing has become a crucial tool for colleges and universities to reach out to prospective students. With the majority of young adults actively engaged on platforms such as Instagram,…
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The rise of diversity and inclusion in the USA | Leadership
Business Chief speaks with workplace culture experts to discuss the current state of diversity and inclusion in the United States. In recent years, Dr. Rosanna Duncan MCIPD, Chief Diversity Officer at Palladium, has “seen giant strides not only in America, but globally, as more women gain a seat at the top table.” Both Dr Nancy Doyle,…
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College Board AP African American Studies Clash Brings Organization Under New Scrutiny | Teen Vogue
Audre Lorde, Kimberlé Crenshaw, bell hooks. If you were to name the most influential Black writers of all time, these names would certainly make the list. And yet, as of a February 1 announcement from the College Board, these three writers, along with a number of others, are not specifically included in the new advanced placement (AP)…
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NYT ‘Reviews’ Charles Murray’s ‘Human Diversity’
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In my review of Charles Murray’s latest book, Human Diversity, I predicted that the liberal press would be baffled by the book, either into silence or incoherence: “How do you honestly try to refute a systematic, intricate dismissal of your most cherished beliefs?” I asked, “Especially when, like most probable reviewers, you don’t understand the…
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Ex-prisoner fought for education behind bars
Sandra Brown walked gingerly down a walkway to the side door of Decatur Correctional Center. She wore jeans and a hooded sweatshirt that said “The Reclamation Project,” and her hair was styled into a thick, high frohawk. Brown is tall, and moves with grace and elegance, so her hairstyle only added to her regal demeanor.…
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Report finds faculty diversity isn’t meeting student needs
Faculty diversity is positively associated with student success across a variety of metrics. Black and Latino students are more likely to graduate when they see themselves represented in their instructors, for instance. But the benefits of faculty diversity aren’t just evident among historically underrepresented students: research suggests that engaging with diverse instructors, perspectives and ideas…
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John King, former U.S. education secretary, named next SUNY chancellor
ALBANY, N.Y. — John King, the former New York education commissioner and U.S. education secretary, was named State University of New York chancellor Monday, taking over the largest public university system in the nation. King was unanimously selected to head the 64-campus system by the SUNY Board of Trustees, concluding a yearlong, nationwide search that…
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Census Data Paints America’s Majority a Minority by 2043
The New York Times printed what the Census Bureau’s latest data showed America in 2043. The Bureau said that the plurality of America would come a year sooner than previously expected
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MITRE Appoints Stephanie Turner as New Vice President of Inclusion, Diversity, and Social Innovation – Savoy
MITRE named Stephanie Turner to the new role of Vice President of Inclusion, Diversity, and Social Innovation. Turner is based in McLean, VA, and leads MITRE’s inclusion and diversity (I&D) programs, oversees talent acquisition, and will establish a new function for social innovation programs. Under her leadership, MITRE will maximize relationships with external organizations, whose…
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H-E-B director of diversity James Harris creates community opportunities
James Harris is the director of diversity and supplier diversity with H-E-B, a large grocery store chain located throughout Texas and Mexico. Rolling out spoke with Harris about H-E-B’s partnership with Jerome Love and the Texas Black Expo. Describe your relationship with the Texas Black Expo. I’ve been working with Jerome Love for greater than…