Community Awareness: What is a Socially Just University

Instructors: Barry Checkoway +1 more

What you'll learn

  •   Understand strategies for strengthening socially-just teaching and learning.
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  •   Explore strategies and structures needed for institutional change based on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
  • Skills you'll gain

  •   Social Justice
  •   Higher Education
  •   Student Engagement
  •   Research
  •   Education and Training
  •   Diversity Equity and Inclusion Initiatives
  •   Policty Analysis, Research, and Development
  •   Teaching
  •   Cultural Diversity
  •   Community and Social Work
  • There are 8 modules in this course

    The course includes sessions with institutional leaders about higher education and American society, diversity and inclusion in learning and teaching, professors and students as change agents, socially-just research, and struggles for equity and justice on campus and in communities. Illustrative modules include: What is a university? What is the role or potential role of universities in making societies more socially just? Do present universities contribute to inequalities and injustices and, if so, how? What changes are needed now? Sessions will draw upon initiatives at the University of Michigan for starters, and we also will draw upon other educational leaders nationwide

    Higher Education and American Society

    Reconceiving Our Purpose

    Reconceiving Learning and Teaching

    Reconceiving Research & Scholarship

    Institutional Change: Engaging Faculty

    Institutional Change: The Role of Administration

    Final Notes

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