Asian American Pacific Islander: Page 18

The Silent Minority: Hmong Women in Higher Education

Despite a history lacking a value on education for women, today Hmong women are actively pursuing degrees in higher education.

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Asian American Pacific Islander

Exhibit Brings Awareness of Hmong Culture

“Hmongstory 40,” an exhibition taking place in Fresno, California, traces the history of the Hmong in Laos, their role in the Secret War and their flight to the United States.

Leadership & Policy

Eddinger Guides Through Stellar Leadership, Mentorship at Bunker Hill

Dr. Pam Eddinger leads Bunker Hill Community College through mentorship, commitment and strong values.

Asian American Pacific Islander

Raising Consciousness for the Future of Higher Education

It is very possible to complete a program in higher education without engaging in a conversation around race, which is troubling.

Asian American Pacific Islander

Terrorist Fear Emerges as Biggest Threat to Diversity on Campus and Our Nation

America is getting even crazier than you thought. It’s gripped by an irrational fear.

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African-American

Stop Questioning HBCU Relevancy and Learn from Our Success

Despite the remarkable contributions of their graduates, HBCUs find themselves frequently thwarting attacks and budget cuts, forcing them to defend their value to postsecondary education, the nation and the larger global economy.

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Studies Show MSIs Best Value in Higher Education

When it comes to the best return on investment regarding a college education, minority-serving institutions (MSIs) across the United States continue to lead the way.

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Hire a Chief Diversity Officer, Check!

At colleges and universities across the nation as a response to a campus crisis or incident of cultural insensitivity, campus administration has swiftly announced the establishment of chief diversity offices and chief diversity officers to direct those offices.

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College Grad Rates Don’t Always Benefit All Students

Higher graduation rates do not always result in closing the gap between White students and students of color.

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Celebrating Differences Among Students

Celebrating the cultural differences between students in the classroom helps to create a nurturing environment.

Topeka Korean School Keeps Heritage Alive

by Associated Press TOPEKA, Kan. — A longstanding school that is the subject of a recent documentary works to maintain traditions and culture for second-generation Korean-Americans. The Topeka Korean School was founded in 1993, said Sangyoub Park, associate principal at the school and a Washburn University sociology professor, The Topeka Capital-Journal reports. The Korean school […]

Faculty & Staff

White Boys’ Club? White Faculty Still Dominates in National Stats

Numbers buttress student protestors’ diversity demands.

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