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Welcome to Teaching in Color! 

This podcast gives voice to the teaching experiences of faculty of color who've been silenced, marginalized and ignored, their careers destroyed for far too long, most often by the allies presumed to support them. A thriving diverse faculty is essential for a thriving and successful student body, campus and community culture.

Faculty of color - find affirmation, validation and empowerment here. Faculty and administrator allies - take note and then take action. Teaching in Color shares how.  

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Mistakes universities make when trying to retain Black Faculty: Part Three

Oct 7, 2021

Mistakes Universities Make When Trying to Retain Black Faculty: Part Three

In this series, we are going to talk about the mistakes universities make when they are trying to retain Black faculty; why it matters (especially now); and what you can do right now (as in today) to change it.



Part Three

In the third episode of this series (you can listen to part one here) I talk about the third big mistake that campuses are making that is driving away their Black faculty. It happens right at hiring, and it immediately communicates that we are going to have to face challenges without institutional support.  

I’ll talk about how BIPOC faculty can deal with this mistake, and how allies and administrators can deal with (and prevent) this mistake.

 

Please contact me if you need support at your campus – chavella@effectivefaculty.org

 

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