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Student Activism: An Emory Tradition
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- Slide 1: Rose Library LGBTQ Collections The papers of LGBTQ+ rights activist Winston Johnson
- Slide 2: Student Activism: An Emory Tradition
- Slide 3: US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo Raymond Danowski Poetry Library Reading Series
- Slide 4: Call and Response Gospel choir director Maury Allums celebrates 30 years
- Slide 5: Emory’s New Community Engagement Strategy
- Slide 6: Emory Inspired Community Building and Social Change Fellows
- Slide 7: Examining Emory’s Story The University Committee on Naming Honors Report
The intentional work of inclusion is the ongoing engagement with the principles of diversity—in our scholarship, in our curriculum, co-curriculum, business operations, and infrastructure of our institution. This work must be guided by fairness, equity, and respect. These efforts must be bound by a commitment to accountability that joins us to one another as a community.
We must be principled in the ways we innovate, create, and measure DEI progress both quantitatively and qualitatively and equity-minded in our resolve to eliminate barriers and strengthen opportunities for promotion and/or tenure for faculty, career progression for staff, and degree completion for undergraduate, graduate and professional scholars, ensuring student success.
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A DEI planning process is underway, with the goal of sharing findings with President Gregory L. Fenves in January 2022. How we practice these values and interweave them into the fabric and infrastructure of the Emory enterprise is the task before all of us. Please use the form to provide comments regarding the plan’s themes or the process itself. Your feedback is anonymous.
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