The coyote knew full well that despite his best efforts and the strongest ACME (sp) product available to him, there was no way he would ever catch the fleeting road-runner. An anvil would crush him, he would fall into a deep chasm, or if all failed – they would go to commercial. He knew it. His wife knew it. [...]
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Self-Identity & Academic Success: Diversity
Posted in African American, Black, chief diversity officer, Cultural Identity, diversity, Diversity- In Reality, education, higher education, inclusive excellence, multicultural, Success, Uncategorized, tagged African American, Cultural Identity, diversity, education, multicultural, race and ethnicity, Self Identity on November 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Inclusive Excellence: The Prologue – Revisited
Posted in African American, Black, chief diversity officer, diversity, education, higher education, inclusive excellence, Success, tagged African American, Business, diversity, education, Success on March 11, 2010 | 3 Comments »
This is the script of a presentation to the 2010 Diversity Forum carded for March 29 – 31st at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.
Inclusive Excellence: Part III – Setting it up
Posted in Chancellor, chief diversity officer, education, inclusive excellence on February 1, 2010 | 7 Comments »
The very first thing you gauge is whether your Chancellor is a leader or a manager. If your Chancellor is a leader – you have a shot at making this Inclusive Excellence effort work. If your Chancellor is a manager – stay two or three years, build your resume, and get out! It will not ever work there.
Inclusive Excellence: Part II – Marketing
Posted in chief diversity officer, education, inclusive excellence on February 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Inclusive Excellence: Part II – Marketing You guys remember the story about the priest and the dog? Well there was this lady whose dog had died. She took it to the local priest for burial. The priest declared: “My lady, we don’t bury dogs! We bury people. That’s what we do here.” The lady pleaded [...]
