Diederich Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
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The Diederich College of Communication is committed to being a community that provides for equity, supports diversity, and creates an environment of inclusion. Our commitment is rooted in ²Ñ²¹°ù±ç³Ü±ð³Ù³Ù±ð’s Catholic, Jesuit values that call us to devote our careers and lives to the pursuit of social justice.
We have created the following College Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Plan to identify steps that we must take and to hold ourselves accountable. In addition, the college affirms the need to stand with journalists and other communication professionals who seek to report on and tell the stories of injustice. We will continue to engage our entire community to adapt and respond to our changing world. We invite our entire Diederich College of Communication and Milwaukee communities to become a part of the transformation process.
Representation
Environment (Internal Engagement)
Tactics |
Progress Points |
College wide workshop/training once per semester during regularly scheduled meeting |
August 20, 2020: the Diederich College attended a virtual training on unconscious bias offered by Judge Derek Mosley. |
Increase faculty participation in workshops and programming outside college
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Fall 2021: all faculty and staff participating in Personal Skill for an Inclusive Campus along with group discussions during monthly college-wide meetings |
Scholarship & Learning
Engaging Diverse Communities
Tactics |
Progress Points |
Diederich experiences focused on diverse communities (e.g., Univision)
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Diederich Dialogues: "Keeping It Real: How to Have Crucial Conversations about Race" was held on Monday, Sept. 14 at noon. Virtual Anti-Racism Workshop through the Cassandra Voss Center at St. Norbert |
Create community-based research and creative practicum for graduate and undergrad students.
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Career workshops and/or fairs based on community-based organizations
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