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Diversity, Equity & Inclusivity
As outlined in Transformative Direction 4, OneDU, our vibrancy—and the strength of our research, educational experience and community contributions— depends on a culture of respect and inclusivity. To meet contemporary challenges, diverse teams must work collaboratively and innovatively towards solutions. We are actively seeking a student body, faculty and staff who represent the diversity of our community, region, and nation to prepare our students for an increasingly globalized world.
In order to cultivate an exceptionally diverse, inclusive, equitable, and welcoming community, DU strives to welcome individuals from all backgrounds to our campus, and we commit to providing the structures and programming to ensure this community becomes an example for others seeking to lift up marginalized voices.
Updates
Diné poet Luci Tapahonso is a citizen of the Navajo Nation and served as her nation’s inaugural Poet Laureate. A poet, scholar, and storier, Tapahonso has taught creative writing, Native […]
Dear Colleagues, In an effort to reflect the increasing scope of diversity and inclusion work on campus, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) has been renamed the Office of Diversity, […]
Dear members of the DU community, We are pleased to announce that Art Jones has been selected as the Interim Vice Chancellor for Diversity & Inclusion and will assume this […]
This week, as a part of the College Access working group, graduate students in Morgridge College of Education presented to members of the committee on their research and recommendations for […]
The College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences is offering a new interdisciplinary minor in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies for undergraduate students. The minor provides students an opportunity to […]
Are you hiring staff or serving on a search committee in 2019? DU has resources for search committee members and hiring managers. Come to our next staff hiring guidelines training. […]
This fall, the university approved an Ethnic Studies minor through the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences for undergraduate students. Special thanks to Aaron Schneider, Elizabeth Escobedo, Lisa Martinez, […]
We would like to announce our first cohort of ODI Faculty Fellows: Dr. Judy Kiyama (Morgridge College of Education) Dr. Aaron Schneider (Korbel School of International Studies) Dr. Elizabeth Escobedo (Arts, […]