The Office of Academic Affairs is dedicated to systemically building and maintaining a culture of inclusive excellence that values and embraces diverse faculty. Such dedication includes aligning our efforts through the university's strategic plan, evaluating our progress annually and adjusting our efforts to meet the needs of our changing campus.
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Faculty Demographics
View a current summary on the faculty composition.
Best Practices
Learn about the best practices to promote faculty diversity and retention around campus.
People
Meet the team that is dedicated to creating a stronger and more inclusive community and faculty.
News
APA Apologizes for Contributions to Systemic Racism
On October 29, 2021, the American Psychological Association (APA) Council of Representatives ratified an apology for the role the APA and the discipline of psychology played in contributing to systemic racism.
Developing Culturally Competent Classroom Content
In Spring 2021, eleven faculty participated in the Culturally Competent Content Development Program. Their final reports are now available for you to review to help you make your classroom materials more culturally competent.
Introducing the Three Point Plan
Welcome back! As we start the Fall semester, please take the time to review the Academic Affairs Three Point Plan to a More Inclusive Environment and watch the video message from Provost Agho.
Provost’s Council Diversity Statement
Please view the Provost’s Council Diversity Statement as a reminder of our collective commitment to making Academic Affairs a more diverse and inclusive community.
American Association of Blacks in Higher Education