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In The Margins

Diverse Education

Achieving equality in higher education. The stakes have never been higher. The issues never more complex. Who graduates, and why? Who is getting hired as faculty and what is their experience? In each episode, we will look at issues surrounding students, faculty, diversity and inclusion, and skyrocketing college costs. From critical conversation to news, numbers, and analysis — we"ve got you covered. You can count on Diverse"s In The Margins to bring you the latest, most relevant thought

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EP 99: Sustaining Indigenous Culture, Language, and...

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2022/12/01

In this episode, host Ralph Newell sits down with Carrie Billy, president and CEO of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC). Tune in as Billy shares her commitment to public service and to protecting and promoting the cultures, rights, and well-being of American Indians. She is also devoted to improving the quality of life and educational status of all Americans. As Native American Heritage Month concludes, don’t miss this interview on the work and challenges facing Tribal

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EP 98: Affirmative Action and the Supreme Court:...

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2022/11/10

In this episode, we present the “Affirmative Action and the Supreme Court: What’s at Stake?” panel that took place Oct. 13, during the 48th American Association for Access, Equity and Diversity (AAAED) National Conference & Annual Meeting — themed Building an Infrastructure for Equitable and Sustainable Change. Moderated by your host Dr. Jamal Watson, the panel discusses the latest challenge before the U.S. Supreme Court against race-conscious admission policies at the University of North Carolina

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EP 97: Taking Flight: The Guide to College for...

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2022/11/03

In this episode, host David Pluviose sits down with Dr. Perry T. LaRoque, founder and president of Mansfield Hall, a residential college support program for diverse learners. LaRoque, also known as Dr. Perry, specializes in disability education and is the author of “Taking Flight,” a guide to the unspoken rules of college geared toward non-traditional students. Tune in as Dr. Perry shares his frustration with the education system as it relates to diverse learners, how higher ed institutions can

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54:34

EP 96: Improving Latinx Student Success in Higher...

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2022/10/27

Created in 2005 by Excelencia in Education, Examples of Excelencia is a national initiative that recognizes institutions and nonprofit organizations that identify, aggregate, and promote evidence-based practices that improve Latinx student success in higher education. This year’s Example of Excelencia, at the associate level, is Farleigh-Dickinson University (FDU). In this episode, we talk with Dr. Irene Oujo about her role at the university, the importance of making students feel welcome and

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EP 95: From Cotton Fields to University Leadership:...

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2022/10/20

As a senior consultant for the Association of Governing Boards where he specializes in HBCU governance and leadership, Dr. Charlie Nelms has devoted his life to equalizing opportunities for disenfranchised people. In this episode, he joins host Dr. Jamal Watson to speak about his new memoir From Cotton Fields to University Leadership: All Eyes on Charlie. Tune in as the chancellor emeritus of North Carolina Central University reveals the inspiration for sharing his story, his message for

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EP 94: “Believe that You Can” - Succeeding as a...

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2022/10/13

In this episode, host Ralph Newell welcomes the new chancellor of the South Orange County Community College District, Dr. Julianna Barnes. Do not miss the discussion on some of the most pressing issues and legislative trends impacting community college education in California today with Barnes, the “student’s president.” With over 30 years of higher ed experience and a unique perspective as a bi-racial first-generation graduate, she shares how her journey helped shape the leader she is and her

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EP 93: Preparing Diverse Teachers for a Diverse...

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2022/10/06

In this episode, David Pluviose sits down with Dr. Katherine Norris, associate professor and chair of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at Howard University’s School of Education. Sharing a unique perspective from her journey in education, tune in as Norris discusses the nation’s teacher shortage, particularly as it relates to teachers of color, and touches on the debate around critical race theory. KEY POINTS: - Dr. Katherine Norris’ journey in education and to Howard University -

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EP 92: The Third Reconstruction: America’s Struggle...

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2022/09/29

Dr. Peniel E. Joseph is one of the nation’s most prominent historians of race and democracy. In this episode, Joseph joins Dr. Jamal Watson to discuss the continuing battle between the supporters of multiracial democracy and the advocates of white supremacy and Black dehumanization. Employing the power of storytelling and activism, don’t miss this conversation on why the civil rights movement is incomplete and understanding how critical the Black community has been to democratic renewal and

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EP 91: The Return on Investment in Hispanic-Serving...

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2022/09/22

In this episode, your host Ralph Newell welcomes Antonio R. Flores, president and CEO of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) for over twenty-five years. Dr. Flores is a leading voice of Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) whose advocacy efforts have garnered over $4 billion in federal funding for HSIs, an investment he explains as a win-win for America, the new economy, and underserved populations. Tune in as Dr. Antonio R. Flores discusses what equity means for HACU

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EP 90: Addressing the Leadership Gap for Women of...

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2022/09/15

In this episode, host David Pluviose sits down with Gloria Blackwell, CEO of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), a nonprofit advancing gender equity through advocacy, education, and research. As only the second Black woman in 140 years to lead AAUW, Gloria discusses the importance of representation in STEM and higher ed leadership as well as living the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion within her own organization. KEY POINTS: - Gloria Blackwell’s path to leadership in

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EP 89: Tackling Student Debt Burdens in Higher...

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2022/08/25

While much has been said about the need and desire to diversify STEM fields and attract more minorities to faculty positions in higher education, there is little discussion on the financial journey to academia and the debt it often incurs. In this episode, David Pluviose welcomes Dr. Erika Moore, assistant professor in the Department of Material Science and Engineering at the University of Florida. Moore is also founder of Moore Wealth, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowerment through

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EP 88: Filling the Gaps in Equity between Higher...

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2022/08/18

This year the University of Phoenix (UOPX) and Jobs for the Future (JFF) announced a partnership to drive the equitable economic advancement of Black leaders and workers. With funding from UOPX, JFF will conduct in-depth research analyzing existing strategies for developing social capital currently implemented by higher education institutions and employers. This work will inform the creation of an evidence-based, actionable framework and raise awareness about how professional social capital

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EP 87: Dear White America with Tim Wise

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2022/08/11

In the third installment of our series on white fragility and nationalism in higher education, Ralph Newell welcomes writer and activist Tim Wise. As one of the nation’s most prominent anti-racist essayists, educators, philanthropists, and philosophers, tune in as this “vanilla brother” discusses what created the perfect storm for white anxiety; its long-term ramifications; how white privilege manifests in higher education; and what we, as allies, can do better. KEY POINTS: - What drove Tim Wise

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EP 86: The Plum Tree Blossoms Even in Winter with Dr....

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2022/08/04

In this episode, your host David Pluviose is joined by Dr. M. Roy Wilson, president of Wayne State University and author of The Plum Tree Blossoms Even in Winter. Tune in as Wilson discusses the decision and impact of painting a vivid portrait of his background and metaphor for resilience, hope, and perseverance in his new memoir. He also explores racial and socio-economic disparities, how such disparities affect minority populations, and the potential for filling the academic pipeline with

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Ep 85: Closing the Data Skills Gap with Dr. Melody S....

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2022/07/28

Today’s episode is brought to you by Tableau. As an industry leader, Tableau has committed to enabling 10 million people with data skills over the next five years. As part of our Tableau series on the importance of data skills in education, your host Ralph Newell sits down with Dr. Melody S. Goodman, Associate Dean for Research and Associate Professor of Biostatistics at the School of Global Public Health at New York University. Tune in as Dr. Melody S. Goodman speaks to data as the world’s

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EP 84: Why are Data Skills Important?

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2022/07/21

Today’s episode is brought to you by Tableau, an industry leader committed to enabling 10 million people with data skills over the next five years. As part of our Tableau series on the importance of data skills in education, and more specifically for BIPOC students, your host Ralph Newell sits down with Vanessa G. Leon from the University of Texas El Paso’s College of Business Administration and Allen Hillery, vice president of communities and impact at Data Stories. Hear from Leon, who is

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EP 83: White Fragility with Dr. Robin DiAngelo

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2022/07/14

In this episode, Ralph Newell is joined by Dr. Robin DiAngelo, affiliate associate professor of education at the University of Washington and author of White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism, which was released in June 2018 and debuted on The New York Times Bestsellers List, where it remained for over three years. Tune in as Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses what “white fragility” is and why, while society’s racial inequality is not the fault of white people

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EP 82: The Invention of White People with Dr....

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2022/07/07

“Some folks say white people have no business being in this work. But, you know, we have to be, and it's a job that you want to work yourself out of.” In this episode, Ralph Newell is joined by Dr. Jacqueline Battalora, author of Birth of a White Nation: The Invention of White People and Its Relevance Today. Battalora is an attorney and professor of sociology at Saint Xavier University in Chicago. Tune in as they discuss “whiteness,” the taboo of privilege, and the importance of understanding

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EP 81: Becoming a True Ally with Nathan Nguyen,...

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2022/06/30

As this year’s Pride Month draws to a close, we sit down to talk with Nathan Nguyen, director of LGBT Student Services at Western Michigan University. Tune in as host Ralph Newell and Nguyen discuss his journey from an undergraduate who would “not be caught dead in an LGBT office” to running one. Nguyen also discusses his initiatives for promoting inclusion, raising awareness on campus, and advancing understanding that to be LGBTQ-inclusive is also about saving lives. KEY POINTS: - The mission

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EP 80: Leveling the Playing Field -- Student Success...

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2022/06/23

Today’s episode is brought to you by CCCSE. For 20 years, CCCSE has delivered “aha” moments about the community college student experience based on insights that matter. As part of our CCCSE series on community college leadership, your host Ralph Newell sits down for a one-on-one with the president of Bunker Hill Community College, Dr. Pam Eddinger. Tune in as Dr. Pam Eddinger shares what she learned growing up as a Chinese American woman and immigrant, and what it means in terms of the idea of

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