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Ball State University is committed to creating innovative programs and practices that attract, retain, and nurture a diverse University community and to fostering a university environment that enables all who contribute to excel in a culture that is growing ever more diverse. Our equal opportunity and affirmative action policies use a broad definition of diversity referring to race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, national origin, ancestry, age, or citizenship, whereas other initiatives focus on particular aspects of diversity. In one way or another, at Ball State, diversity includes everyone. Everyone can contribute and everyone will benefit.
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Academic Programs
Ball State offers a variety of interdisciplinary academic programs which focus on some aspect of diversity. Some emphasize domestic diversity issues while others encourage international and global perspectives. For more information, please go to Academic Programs
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Diversity Programs
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Diversity Associates Program 08-09The Office of Institutional Diversity is pleased to announce the return of the Diversity Associates Program for 2008-2009. Diversity Associates Program is funded by the George and Frances Ball Fund for Academic Excellence. MORE... Exploratory Committee formed for Minority Mentoring ProgramFaculty and administrators of Ball State University have come together to form a committee for the creation of a Minority Mentoring Program. MORE... Jamalat Daoud named 2007 Marshall Scholarship WinnerJamalat Daoud was recently named as the 2007-2008 Merrill T. Marshall Scholarship recipient! Jamalat is a doctoral student in the department of Counseling Psychology and Guidance Services. MORE... |
Offices, Centers, and Institutes
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Task Forces and Committees
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Facts & FiguresThe Office of the Vice President for Enrollment, Marketing, and Communications and the Office of Academic Assessment aggregate data on the diversity of the Ball State community. MORE... |
Strategic Plan Goal IIBall State University will promote a learning climate that values civility, diversity, multicultural awareness, appreciation of the arts, healthy and productive living, and environmental sustainability. MORE... | | |
| Cultural Studies Reading GroupThe Cultural Studies Reading Group (CSRG) is open to BSU faculty and staff and is interdisciplinary both in focus and membership. CSRG participants represent a wide range of departments, and have read and discussed readings from a variety of disciplines. CSRG usually meets about three times per semester. The CSRG is a great opportunity for faculty who are looking for intellectual stimulation and who are interested in learning about other disciplines and meeting faculty outside of their own departments. MORE... Available at Bracken LibraryReading about diversity related issues MORE... | | |
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